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🚗 Take Control of Your Vehicle Expenses with NextDrive

Managing a car or motorcycle involves more than just driving. Fuel costs, maintenance, service records, and other vehicle expenses can quickly become difficult to track.

NextDrive helps you organize your vehicle records and keep important information in one place.

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4mo ago

How we're trying to make a team of AI agents actually governable (building ClawTeams)

First, a genuine thank-you: ClawTeams just went #1 Product of the Day and #1 Product of the Week on Product Hunt. A huge part of that came from feedback in this community, the questions, critiques, and edge cases you all raised shaped what we built. So this post is half thank-you and half an invitation to keep going on the harder problem underneath it.

We've been building ClawTeams, an IM-native platform where you describe an outcome to a "team lead" agent and it splits the work across specialist agents that run in parallel, inside the chat tools you already use (Slack, Telegram, WeCom, DingTalk, Lark). I wanted to share what we're working on and get this community's take, because the deeper we get the more convinced I am that the hard problem isn't making agents smarter. It's making a group of them accountable.

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18d ago

I'm releasing a website builder on October 27th, just want opinions

I build an AI one, I believe it's really the best there is.
Not sure how to go about this and how important is a release here.
Genuinely curious what's the best outcome here? And maybe does anyone want to test it out?

It's on ginta.app

Not another calorie tracker

But really not ....
So, I was really fed up of browsing dozens on menu to log a single food and still pay for data which is publicly available either way. And wondered can't I just chat/talk about my day so that it does the tracking for me.
I myself built a local app to do it for me, later shared it among friends and based on their responses n motivation I decided to make it public despite expecting 'another wrapper' allegations. It's a lot more than that, believe me - For your consideration - CalChat !
In short, it logs ur entire day from food, exercise, habits, likes/dislikes, weight etc. Completely personalized to your lifestyle and modular for any use case like meal prep plans with video suggestions, exercise plans, ask about your own history, detailed interactive report, store ur preferences and customize metrics and much more.
Lemme stop here, I wanted to hear from you guys who might find it useful and ofcourse feedbacks !

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18d ago

The first complete events page since the days of Facebook

I'm building Eventguide.ai, starting in Cologne. It helps people discover local events beyond the usual big concerts and tourist attractions (as unfortunately no one below 40 used FB anymore, which had a great events feature). Would appreciate feedback on how easy it is to find something interesting and how to start distributing. Thanks all :)

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18d ago

Someone questions who wrote your code

A client receives your code. A partner leaves the project. Months later, someone questions who created the work.

The records you kept before that disagreement may matter.

Ecode lets you preserve timestamped evidence of your code for free, without uploading the source.

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18d ago

We launched EveryCord today: stream from your iPhone with friends on camera, no PC

Hi everyone, I'm Colton, lead engineer on EveryCord at Symaro. We launched on Product Hunt today.

EveryCord is a free screen recorder and live streaming app for iPhone and iPad. The part I'm proudest of is co-hosting: send a link, and up to three friends join your stream on camera from their own phones, with everyone's voice mixed in. No PC, no capture card, no Discord call running on the side.

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18d ago

A 1.8-second Node.js API request what would you investigate first?

Hey Product Hunt

I'm working on APILens, a Node.js API observability tool, and I want to discuss a debugging problem that backend developers often face.

Imagine you're investigating a slow API request and the trace shows:

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18d ago

I kept finding the same problem when analyzing real estate deals

I ve spent a lot of time looking at real estate deals, and I kept noticing something that bothered me.

The numbers can look great on paper, but once you start thinking about the actual property, things get complicated quickly.

How much will the renovation really cost?
What could the finished property actually look like?
Does the potential return justify the work and risk?
And what happens if one of those assumptions is wrong?

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