I m Gledi, and I m building Zolo, a local discovery app for the moment when you want to do something but don t know what. You tell it your mood and where you are, and it returns a short list of places matched to your taste instead of a long page of ranked results. When you can t pick, Surprise Me chooses for you, and Weekend Planner and Trip Planner are there for the times you do want something laid out. There s a free plan, and it s live now.

The idea comes from a frustration I think most people share: deciding where to go often takes longer than going. I kept watching evenings disappear into scrolling reviews and group chats that never landed on a plan. Zolo is my attempt at a middle path. It keeps the places short and good, leaves the decision with you, and only plans when you ask it to.

It s early, and I d rather say so plainly. I m a solo founder and a student, the product is young, and I m still learning what people want from it. I m starting with college students, who are often new to an area, working with a small budget, and willing to try things.

Here s what I m working on next. The first is making saved lists the center of the experience, because a saved-places list shouldn t become a graveyard of spots you never visit. The second is a Smart Route Builder for Premium that takes the places you ve chosen and puts them in a sensible order, with travel times and directions, so a day out doesn t mean crossing town three times. After that comes a more useful free tier and light ways to see where friends are headed, without Zolo turning into a social feed. An iOS app follows once the website is solid.

A writer's stack:
Scrivener, Reedsy, QueryTracker, Vellum, Grammarly, Prowritingaid, Draft2Digital, Mailchimp (email), Reddit / Discord (community).
But what if, here me out, these were all on one platform? Writing, community management / engagement, and publishing?
That's exactly what Lorec.io is for.
I'm looking for all the help I can get in obtaining feedback and making a platform as powerful for writers as possible, because I'm a writer and I need a powerful tool!
This is your opportunity to be a part of a community that can contribute to all your writing pain points. But the platform is nothing without you! Seriously, I need users to jump on get publish books! It's such an exciting time in technology, let's use these tools to create beautiful works!
And no, there is NO AI usage.

As a developer, I use a terminal throughout the day. I kept finding parts of the experience I wanted in different terminals, but not the combination I needed for my everyday work. I wanted those pieces in one place, ready when the task called for them.

That idea became xtty a native macOS terminal built around the work I actually do.

The workflow I wanted

• Open the saved SSH hosts I need together.

• Start a second, independent session on the same remote host and return to the same directory, without retracing my steps.

• Arrange sessions in tabs or split panes.

• Send input only to the panes I explicitly choose.

• Transfer files with sz and rz.

• Find the right coding-agent session when it needs attention.

I ve spent 18 years working in bakeries, food production and hospitality.

I m a professional baker, not a tech entrepreneur. I ve experienced the challenges of this industry firsthand, especially how difficult it can be to find the right job or hire the right people.

That s why I created Roleat.

Roleat is a job platform dedicated to hospitality, restaurants, bakeries, pastry and the wider food industry.

I joined LinkedIn in 2010 but never took the platform seriously. I began my experimentation with LinkedIn around July 2026 and have grown my follower count by ~3K since then.

LinkedIn rewards consistency. That's it. That's the whole algorithmic hack you're looking for.

So this actually started with my wife and her 5 friends planning a weekend trip to New York.

One person was buying the air tickets, another booked the Broadway show, someone else the hotel etc. And my wife was basically managing the whole who paid what / who owes who thing in Whatsapp

I was watching this and thought... there has to be a simpler way. Especially without asking 6 people to download another app and create accounts.

I'm a solo founder building a GTM tool (Marketing co-pilot) for early-stage projects. To stress-test it, I need real projects not fake data.

Here's the deal:

Tell me about your project in the comments:

• Landing page link

• What problem does it solve?

• Who is it for?

• Where are you right now (idea / built / launched)?

Hey Product Hunt community!

As an independent developer, I frequently set up fresh Windows workstations and lab machines, and I got tired of three recurring problems:

1. Windows installer collisions (msiexec locking up when running concurrent downloads).

2. Clunky PC maintenance tools bloated with ads and tracking.

I m building steer, an AI work assistant, launching here on Nov 22. Before then, I d like to think through one design question with people who d actually use it.

steer already captures meetings from your device, turns them into notes and to-dos, and follows up across your tools.
The new part is agent-to-agent negotiation: your agent talks to other people s agents to find someone you need (a hire, a client, a mentor), checks the fit, and only brings back the matches worth your time. Nobody sees who you are until you approve.

The hard part isn t the matching. It s trust. So I d like to hear from you:

• Would you let your agent chat with strangers agents for you? What s off-limits?

• Do you want to okay every step, or just the final sure, let s meet ?

• If your agent could find you one person this month, who would it be?