I thought to myself "what if there was a game that took the fun of a picture game like Pokemon Snap (but catching pics of PEOPLE instead of Pokemon) and combined it with the Location Tracking aspect of Pokemon Go?" And so I started making ZnapZor, which honestly is not really like either of those games but is nonetheless addictive, mindless and FUN.

The premise is you're a Zor alien now on Earth to gather data (images) of earthlings doing earth things in as many habitats as possible. You take Znapshots of people and the more interesting the actions and locations the higher the score. The images are "translated" into ZorCode and highest scoring go on the Leaderboard.

I've been working on building it and letting my friends test it and I knew I was on to something when every day tons of new pics started appearing. I was no longer having to ask them to test it-they couldn't stop playing around and taking Znaps all day. Still some work to do but releasing it SOON. wanna play?

Hey everyone

I just launched a project called Prism Saju on Product Hunt today.

It s based on Saju , a traditional Korean astrology system that interprets personality and life patterns using your birth date and time.

I ve been working on something a bit different from typical data APIs or trading tools a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for macroeconomic forecasting.

MoneyChoice MCP Server provides institutional-grade economic predictions powered by a proprietary quantum-inspired analytical framework. Instead of relying purely on historical price patterns or linear models, it evaluates multiple potential market states simultaneously to surface high-conviction signals.

What makes it interesting

• 80%+ documented prediction accuracy since 2015

• Fully transparent performance records (you can verify everything)

• Designed for AI agents, analysts, and trading systems

• Returns structured, ready-to-use macro forecasts via MCP

Hey PH community!

Just launched GetPDFMint today- a free browser-based toolkit with 70+ tools covering PDF, developer utilities, text and image tools.

I'm a DevOps engineer and started with just a Text Diff tool for comparing Kubernetes config files at work. One tool turned into 70+ over nights and weekends.

What makes it different:

I m building TicketBridge, a workflow for early-stage B2B partner discovery.

The problem I m trying to solve:
a lot of partnership outreach fails because the ask is vague, the partner type is unclear, or too much context gets revealed too early.

The current workflow is:

• describe what you have

• describe what you need

• describe what you can exchange

• define what should stay private

• get a more structured request instead of messy cold outreach

• only reveal stronger details if there s a real reason to continue

We're building the next generation of analytics tools.

Easy to use!

I used to lead an internal creative services team for a Global SaaS business. We worked a lot with small businesses and one thing my Co-Founder (who also worked there) and I noticed is that SMBs and lean marketing and creative teams were always under pressure to feed the insatiable content monster (images for web, social, emails etc).

So when we started to build out our product, the 4 key things we wanted to achieve were:

* Automatically build your brand foundations and then references those for subsequent shoots.

I've been fortunate to work as a revenue architect for one of the most prestigious SaaS consultancies in the world. I saw companies spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on the strategic guidance, planning, and go-to-market support we gave them.
But the thing that stuck with me most wasn t just the quality of the work we did. It was how easy these companies seemed to have it. Our clients didn t worry about runway the same way everyone else does. They had it all: access to the best advice and biggest wallets in the industry.

Now I work with scrappy startups, aspiring entrepreneurs, and anxious acquirers everyday. These folks often have great ideas and are working just as hard as my past clients did, but many get stuck because they don t have the institutional capital that allows them to develop and scale fearlessly. Things like:

I wanted to share a couple of screen shots of creating post with the prompts, single post, multiple post and scheduling.