I ve been a gamer and a dev for years, but recently, I hit a wall of frustration. We have incredible 4K graphics and ray-tracing, but the "brains" of our games still feel like they re from 2005.
I'm new to app development and have designed a minimal metronome app. It's inspired by flat, minimal, reductive design. I'm close to launching but I'd really appreciate some beta testers to give some valuable feedback please! Here's the public beta invite code if you're interested: Public Beta Link It's link to try the full unlocked Pro version. I want this to be consumer friendly, so when it launches it will be free to use with a one-time in-app purchase for the pro features. Hope you like it, thanks for checking it out, Han Mach 2 Metronome
Do you spend way too much time scrolling through content trying to find what actually matters? I came across MomentSurfer an AI agent that does the scrolling for you at lightning speed, pausing only when it finds relevant information. It's like having a scroller that swipes at 10x speed. It is in the early stages of development. I would love to hear from Product Hunt members and welcome any feedback.
Interior designers still spend too much time rebuilding drawings. You receive 2D floor plans and Blueprints. You trace, you model, you clean up. Only then can you start real design work.
Foursite by VirtualSpaces attacks that bottleneck. It is built for teams who want to go from 2D to 3D in minutes and then live entirely in an AI visualization and AI 3D visualization workflow.
Hi everyone, I m a judoka and I ve been practicing judo for about 10 years now. I m currently a brown belt and preparing for the different exams to pass my black belt. Over the years, I ve noticed something: outside of training sessions, it s actually hard to really analyze your own techniques. During practice, the coach gives feedback, but once you re home, it s mostly just memory and feeling. Sometimes I film myself, but it s difficult to objectively see what s wrong with my posture, balance, or timing. So I ve been thinking about building something. I m exploring the idea of an app that could analyze judo techniques from a video and give feedback on posture, angles, and positioning not to replace a coach, but to help judokas better understand their movements and track their progression over time. Right now, I m just validating the idea and trying to understand if other judokas would find this useful. Would something like this interest you?
What would you personally want such an app to focus on? I d really appreciate your honest thoughts.
https://judoai.vercel.app/
