Been building something quietly A lot of websites look secure but actually aren t. So I m working on a platform to test real-world vulnerabilities like: XSS SQL Injection Misconfigurations No complex setup. No noise. Just practical, hands-on testing. Still early, but the waitlist is live: https://vulntest-waitlist.vercel... If you re into breaking things to make them safer, this is for you.
I'm the founder of Challenge Run. I built it because I finished a great run pushing my son in a stroller and wanted to share it not send everyone a spreadsheet of pace data they didn't ask for. Just the moment. And there was no good way to do that.
The idea came from a simple frustration: the best local knowledge here lives in WhatsApp chats, casual recommendations, and scattered tourist pages. Google Maps gives you raw listings, but not much context. I wanted something more editorial, more opinionated, and actually useful if you want to know where to eat, surf, work, or spend time in town.
So I built a product that combines:
structured local listings
community reviews
editorial recommendations
business claim flows
a better discovery layer than generic directory sites
Early traction has been encouraging. In the first 19 public days, the site reached 421 visitors, 1,256 pageviews, 46 five-star reviews, and 118 Instagram referrals.
Hi everyone! Today, I m excited to share Covely with the community.
As a software developer, I found myself frustrated with existing finance apps that were either bloated with features I didn't need or locked behind opaque cloud platforms. I wanted something private, performant, and under my control.
I built Covely as a personal finance desktop app using Vue.js, Tauri, and SQLite. It s designed for users who want a clean, fast experience that keeps their financial data local and secure.
I ve been working on a coffee taste profile finder for my web app. It helps users discover their coffee preferences in just 5 questions, making it easier to find coffees they ll really enjoy and make more informed choices in the future when buying.
If anyone wants to try it out and share feedback or point out any issues, I d really appreciate it! This has been a passion project for the past five months, and it s finally starting to come together.
I'm Cem. Tomorrow I'm launching Lightweight on Product Hunt a workout tracker built for people who actually lift.
I built it because every tracker I tried kept piling on streaks, badges, social feeds, and gamification I didn't want. The actual job log a set, see what I did last time, beat it kept getting buried under dopamine UI. A few things I'd love your input on before tomorrow:
AI framing premium has real AI features (program generation, imbalance detection). How would you talk about that without sounding like every other "AI-powered" app on PH right now?
Minimal App is "The honest workout tracker. No gimmicks, just lifts." clear, or does it land flat? Would you want a product like that especially if you are a lifter?
