Finding a job abroad is difficult. Finding one where visa sponsorship is actually relevant can be even harder.

I m building SponsorAJobs to solve this specific problem.

SponsorAJobs is a job discovery platform focused on visa-sponsored and international employment opportunities. Instead of making candidates search through general job boards and manually figure out whether sponsorship may be available, we're building a more focused experience around sponsorship, location, profession, and employer opportunities.

One of our main goals is to make international job discovery more transparent and useful. We connect candidates with the underlying employer/application source so they can investigate the opportunity and apply through the appropriate channel.

I launched Bidspace 5 days ago.

So far we've reached:

• 800+ visitors

• 8+ listings

• $140+ revenue

It's still very early, but now I'm at the stage where growth matters more than features.

Hey everyone,

Frickit is a productivity app for people whose brains have 37+ tabs open.

It combines tasks, goals, journaling, and a surprisingly thoughtful AI companion that helps you focus without the guilt, streaks, or productivity-pressure most apps create.

I have been a software engineer for 25 years and an engineering manager for 6. I know how to build things. What I could never figure out was how to remember everything I built, reviewed, commented on, or responded to on any given day.

My calendar tracked meetings fine. Everything else just disappeared. PR reviews, Jira comments, ad hoc requests from leadership, performance review prep, one-off conversations that turned into two hours of unplanned architecture discussions. By Friday I could barely reconstruct Tuesday. I eventually started keeping a running Google doc of everything I touched each day, including meetings. It was exactly as tedious as it sounds.

I built ScreenGlimpse because I record a lot of quick demos and bug reports, and I was tired of two things: recordings that don't show where I clicked (so I end up narrating "click the button in the top right, the small one"), and tools that quietly upload everything to their cloud the moment you stop recording.
ScreenGlimpse does one thing: it highlights your cursor and zooms in automatically every time you click, live while you record no editing pass afterward. Everything happens on your device. Nothing is uploaded unless you choose to send the file yourself.
Free tier (Glimpse) is unlimited local recordings at 720p, no account needed. Focus tier ($7/mo or $70/yr) unlocks 4K and removes the watermark, and Forever ($130 once) if you'd rather not subscribe to anything.
Windows, macOS, Linux, and a browser version if you just want to try it without installing anything: https://screenglimpse.com
Would love feedback, especially from anyone who's used Loom/Screen Studio/Camtasia and hit friction with the cloud/subscription side of things.

With the rise of fast-paced short-form videos and artficial intelligence, thepursuit of stimulation and the process of product development have become increasingly intense, rapid, and dffortless.

Yet, I have niticed that people today are less inclined to engage in genuine communication or offer meaningful attention; the focus is entirely on speed--going faster and faster--and on seeking ever-greater levels of stimulation.

Personally,I still cherish the opportunity to slow down, have earnest conversations, and engage in deep discussions about ongoing projects and ideas.

Spent a week on a personal project management web app using @OpenAI's GPT-5.4 and @Claude by Anthropic. My fianc mentioned that @Asana and @Jira often need a company account, I took matters into my own hands and built @Checkmate. The kicker is that you can use the AI Planner to build drafts for you automatically. After a few followup questions, you can have a built out project with dates, priority levels, tasks and subtasks. Soon, you'll even be able to install it from the App Store or Google Play Store.

@Checkmate is constantly receiving updates, so expect to see the app change along the way. If you want to organize a project from scratch, give it a try! Feedback is always welcome.

Hey builders,

Wanted to share a project built to explore dynamic visibility for early projects: RankHeist.

Instead of static listing tables, it runs dynamic daily leaderboards that lock every midnight UTC. Products bid incrementally starting at +$1 to claim the top spot and capture daily outbound traffic.

What you're building:
IRPForge, generates branded, audit-ready incident response plans for small orgs and nonprofits, built on NIST and CIS frameworks. You answer questions, it builds the plan.

Who it's for:
Small orgs and nonprofits who have real cyber risk but get priced out of the $5K-$15K+ consultants charge for this.

Hardest part right now:
Making sure the intake actually captures enough nuance that the output isn't generic boilerplate, since half the value of a real IR plan is that it reflects your actual environment, not a template.

Live at irpforge.com. Would love feedback from anyone building in compliance or security tooling.

Hi Product Hunt community!

Most comprehensive SEO platforms like Ahrefs or Semrush are incredible, but they often feel too bulky and expensive when you simply need a quick, on-page, side-by-side comparison between your page and a competitor's.

To solve this for myself and other makers, I built a lightweight Chrome extension: Compare 2 Websites SEO Competitor Analysis.

What it does: