Most people don t lack motivation.
They lack a system.

I built a simple web app to test this:

• Create daily quests

• Complete gain XP

• Skip get punished

• Build streaks, level up

No reminders. No motivation.

Quick question before I get into the product stuff: has anyone here successfully gotten through Meta's instagram_manage_messages app review, or LinkedIn's Community Management API invite process? Genuinely asking I'm in the middle of both and the opacity is remarkable.

Here's the context. I shipped Auto DM replies in XreplyAI this week. The idea is simple: when someone new follows you on X, they automatically get a personalized DM. You write the template once, drop in a {name} placeholder, and it runs in the background. It snapshots your existing followers on first run so you don't accidentally message people who already follow you, then polls for net-new followers each cycle. Rate-limited to stay inside X's DM thresholds.

Hey Product Hunt,

I m Elodie. Hating that hiring is still being decided by "gut feel", I m building Maslow, a live companion for structured interviews. It sits on your Google Meet interview video calls to keep you on track and capture real evidence in the moment.

I m in the "0 to 1" phase and looking for 10 thought partners to help break/build this.

• Do you still "wing" your interviews?

• What s your biggest hiring headache?

I built Niyora, it's a Mac app that helps you catch stress earlier and take a calming reset in under 60 seconds.

It includes:

• 14+ calming activities

• Short visual breathing and relaxation exercises

• Optional background music

• No wearable required

• No sign-in

• No account

• Habit-building through unlocks as you practice more

• It's free

In health care & tech for 10 years as doctor & designer.

How do we grow and develop in a world of AI?

We do not only focus on using AI; we instead emphasize incorporating AI at every level of our digital engineering. The company uses intelligent automation to create more responsive, efficient, and faster systems, while scaling its AWS cloud architecture.

When we launched, the pitch was simple: one platform, any processor, no lock-in. We had no idea what we'd signed up for.

70+ processors later (Stripe, Adyen, Razorpay, PayPal, Checkout.com, Worldpay, Mollie, plus a long tail across Europe and North America), five lessons:

1. "Declined" means something different to every processor Numeric codes. String codes. Both, contradicting each other. 200 OK with failure buried in the body. Normalising this took us nearly a year. Still the most thankless work we do.

2. Sandboxes lie Test environments accept edge cases production silently rejects: wrong currency combos, certain BIN ranges, specific 3DS flows. We harden every connector against real production traffic before calling it stable.

Hey PH community

I'm Mark I built Tell Me Your Story after having

open heart surgery at 39 and realising I'd never

properly asked my parents about their lives.

I m currently in the process of applying for an OCI card and honestly finding it a bit confusing. There are so many steps eligibility, document format, photo size, and small mistakes can delay the process a lot.

While searching online, I found something called Visament OCI experts. It looks like Visament provides help with OCI applications, but I m not sure how reliable these services are.Has anyone here used them or any similar service?

Would really appreciate if someone can share:

• Whether it s better to apply yourself or take expert help

• Common mistakes to avoid

• Timeline for approval

Hey Product Hunt

I m Toan, founder of Nudgen.