I'm the maker of DotDog. I'm a developer, but lately talking to AI has become a big part of my job. I wanted my PC to feel a little warmer, so I made a dog that lives on the desktop.

You can pet it, play fetch, name it, and build a friendship while you work. The basic pet is free on Windows and macOS, with no account or time limit. Optional paid features are currently for Windows, including supported coding-agent notifications, customization, and focus tools.

The demo below shows the dog beside an AI-coding task/usage display; the task and usage values are illustrative demo data.

Try the free pet: https://lnrgame.com/dotdog/en?ut...

Hi everyone

For the past few months I've been building xCinder (xcinder.com), a dark, TweetDeck-style workspace for people who run several X accounts: agencies, community managers, founders with a brand account plus a personal one. It's still under heavy development, so I'd like to share what I've learned and hear how you handle the same problems.

What I learned while building it

1. People want fewer logins before they want more features. The most-used part is seeing several timelines side by side and choosing which account does what. So the deck is made of columns (Timeline, Profile, Bookmarks, Explore, Trending, Grok chat), each running through the account you pick.

I make getdeck, a slide layout library (https://getdeck.co). The slides are HTML, and people need them in PowerPoint, so I built an export to .pptx. I also designed a self-contained .html export, which is not on the site yet. A few things I learned along the way:

1. Measure the slide, then rebuild it. The export renders each slide at a fixed 1920x1080, records where every element actually landed, and builds the .pptx from those coordinates. The UI that asks for an export never has to know about positions or styles.

2. Not everything can stay native. Text stays editable and charts become real PowerPoint shapes, but some decorations only survive if they are baked into an image. When I design a new layout now, "this part will become a picture" is a warning sign.

3. A round trip needs two fingerprints. In the HTML export design (not live yet), the file carries its coordinate data inside, so it could be edited and uploaded back. With a hash of that data alone, editing only the visible text would still match and the old text would go out. So the design checks the data and the visible content separately, and measures the slide again when either one changed.

We're excited to share a major milestone for GLMall, our blockchain powered global commerce ecosystem.
We're preparing for the launch of GLX, alongside a proposed $2.265 million token fundraising round to support the next phase of GLMall's development.
What is GLMall?
GLMall brings six marketplaces together within one connected ecosystem:
Products and online stores
Professional and personal services
Jobs and recruitment
Real estate
GLHelp - community support and donations
GLNFT - digital assets and NFTs
Our goal is to make global commerce more connected, accessible and transparent while giving users greater control over their data.
What makes the technology different?
GLMall is built around GloBra's Chain Code Technology and Parallel Token Solution, with granted patents in both the United States and Europe.
We're developing an ecosystem where user controlled data, digital agreements and blockchain enabled transactions can work together.
Introducing GLX
GLX is designed to serve as the external utility token of the ecosystem, connecting with GLMT, the internal transaction token intended for payments and services across GLMall and GLBrain.
The proposed mechanism allows GLX to be exchanged for GLMT, with corresponding GLX held in escrow as GLMT circulates.
Our upcoming fundraising round
The proposed token offering includes:
Seed Investor Round
Allocation: 225 million GLX
Token price: $0.0042
Minimum participation: $20,000
18 month cliff and 36 month vesting
Presale Round
Allocation: 275 million GLX
Token price: $0.0048
Minimum participation: $1,000
12 month cliff and 24 month vesting
Total proposed fundraising capacity: $2.265 million.
An additional equity conversion arrangement for qualifying seed investors is also being developed, subject to final contractual and regulatory terms.
Building on an existing ecosystem
GLMall has reported:
54,961 registered users
1,099 merchants
124,453 marketplace offers
27.8 million offer views
The GLX smart contracts have also undergone an independent CertiK security assessment, which reported no critic

Hi Product Hunt community!

We've been working on FounderFlow, an AI Chief of Staff designed to help founders and small business owners manage their communications, priorities, and follow-ups without constantly switching between tools.

Hi everyone! My app launch is happening on May 14th at 12:01 AM PT.

I m not sure if the forum rules allow for self-promotion, so I ll share the story behind the app without a link: what it is, when I built it, and why.

I created Bendida TimeBox during the hardest period of my life a time of debt, unemployment, frozen bank accounts, illness, and other struggles. I was looking for a way to stay strong and keep moving toward my dreams without breaking, but most apps out there didn't help.

It feels like most apps are built for 'straight-A' snobs who have perfect lives and can plan every minute of their day. I m not that person, and neither are the people I know. I needed a different approach. I developed this app and improved it step-by-step, releasing over 50 updates on Google Play. I spent exactly $66 on marketing before I completely ran out of money. Now, I m looking for organic ways to grow.

Hey Product Hunt community!

As someone who works extensively with technical SEO and web development, implementing correct structured data is one of the most effective ways to help search engines understand entity relationships and grant rich snippets.

Hey everyone! I'm launching QuickWise on Product Hunt today and would love your support.

What is it?

QuickWise is an AI-first customer support platform. You upload your docs, FAQ, or just point it at your website and in a few minutes you have a chatbot that answers your visitors' questions based on your actual content.

Genuine question, and I'll say up front that we built one, so take this with the appropriate salt.

Here's the thing that keeps happening. You generate a video. It's 90 percent there. One line in the voiceover is wrong, or a zoom lands on the wrong part of the screen, or the pacing is off in the middle.