As an HR professional, I ve seen that the #1 reason employees lose faith in leadership isn't a lack of vision, it's a lack of follow-through.
When a manager says "I'll look into that" and forgets, a tiny piece of culture dies. Multiply that by 100 Slack threads, and you have a retention crisis. I realized managers didn't need more "training"; they needed a better operating system.
I ve been working on something called DragonGuard.
The idea is simple:
The moment you step away from your workstation, it locks automatically. No cloud dependency. No delays. Built for environments where a single unlocked system can cost millions.
A few months ago, we launched CoreSight here as a McKinsey-in-a-box platform for founders and operators. You showed up, gave us great feedback, and we've been building since.
This time, we're focused on a feature we've been quietly using ourselves: Analyze a stock.
We saw @aaronoleary's post this morning and did a full sprint. A few hours later, Flare is live on Product Hunt.
Flare is an AI-native social app where you capture signals of your life, video, photos, texts, links, and audios; and autonomous AI agents do the rest. They observe your patterns and your friends' over time, surfacing insights you wouldn't notice yourself.
No followers. No likes. No performance. Your identity emerges from what you actually do.
Most calendars show you what is scheduled. Orbit shows you how much time is actually left.
I built this as a solo developer because I kept missing the feeling of time passing until it was already gone. A grid of appointments never fixed that. Orbit does.
Hey everyone! I just shipped TokenBar a native macOS menu bar app that tracks your AI token usage in real-time across all major providers (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, etc.).
If you're a developer spending money on AI APIs, this gives you instant visibility into what you're burning through right from your menu bar. No more surprise bills.
