OneMusic is an open-source, ad-free music streaming platform designed for people who just want a clean and distraction-free music experience.

Built using modern web technologies, OneMusic focuses on speed, simplicity, and accessibility without unnecessary subscriptions, tracking, or UI clutter.

Features

• Ad-free music experience

• Modern responsive UI

• Fast performance

• Open-source ecosystem

• Lightweight and clean design

• Community-driven vision

Hi Product Hunt community!

I m the builder behind FDM AI, and I wanted to share a tool I ve been working on to solve one of the biggest friction points for freelancers and founders: Legal Paperwork.

We all know the drill searching for templates, wrestling with formatting, and then paying for a subscription just to sign the final PDF. I wanted to build something that moves as fast as we do.

What is it? A free, AI-powered legal document generator that drafts and signs contracts directly in your browser.

Hi hunters! I'm Saddam Hosen, founder of FDM AI. We just launched a fully client-side Online Signature Generator that works entirely in your browser no sign-up, no data tracking, and no watermarks.

Key Features:

• Smooth artistic pad for professional e-signatures.

• Transparent PNG downloads.

• 100% Client-side privacy (we never see your signature).

• Part of our suite to create and sign legal agreements in under 2 minutes.

Check it out here: https://www.freedocumentmaker.co...

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Built for developers who vibe-code with Cursor, Bolt, or v0 and waste hours just figuring out what to build before they actually build it.

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Hey PH community I launched Toolivoo here 9 days ago and wanted to share an honest Week 1 update for anyone building similar free/utility tools.

Toolivoo is a browser-based toolbox: PDF tools, image tools, QR/barcode generator, text utilities all free, no login, no watermarks, runs client-side.

What happened after launch day:

The PH launch was quiet. No front page, but I got a real backlink, some early users, and honest feedback. Most importantly: it made me realize launching is just a starting pistol, not a distribution strategy.

Curious how other founders handle this as they add more paid channels.

We were in the classic situation gtag snippets hardcoded in _app.tsx, conversion events spread across components. Every time we needed to add a pixel or tweak a trigger, it was a PR and a deploy. Small thing, but it meant we were consistently under-instrumenting because the friction wasn't worth it for a quick experiment.

While building Astittva, one thing kept standing out to us:

A lot of astrology experiences still feel transactional, static, or built around mass generated predictions rather than something genuinely personal.

At the same time, astrology itself has always been deeply personal for people.

It made us curious about how AI could change this space.

Most mind-map software is a drawing tool dressed up as a thinking tool. You arrange nodes, connect ideas, cluster themes and then the canvas just sits there, mute. The structure you built already encodes an argument. Nothing reads it back to you.

That gap bothered me enough that I spent the last year building Sensemaker a mind-map app where the AI reads both your text and your spatial layout: what you clustered together, what you connected, what you pushed to the margin. It then writes you back a 200 600 word narrative that names the themes, surfaces the tensions, and ends with the conclusion your map is implicitly building toward.