Who it's for

People with overflowing watchlists who still don't know what to watch tonight. Cinephiles who've outgrown "Top 10 Crime Movies." Anyone who wants to find a film by mood, not by genre or popularity. Think "warm hug after a long week" or "neon-soaked stylized action" or "rain-soaked melancholy."

The problem

Recommendation engines mostly run on collaborative filtering. Netflix, Prime, the whole streaming layer. Same 200 films surface for everyone. A 120-year catalog of cinema never gets touched.

Hey Product Hunters

9 months ago I posted a keto recipe app here. Nobody remembers it but that's fine. I barely remember it too. But it taught me what I actually wanted to build so I did.

GenieChef solves one very specific problem: what the hell to cook tonight. You open the fridge, stare at it for 3 minutes, close it, and order pizza. We've all been there.

Now you just tell the app what's in there and get a real recipe in about a minute. With a photo. In your language. From ingredients you already have. Or don't just open the app and hit a button.

I kept thinking about one problem: early-stage startups often have a website but no trusted public identity.

So I built UpForge an independent registry where founders can get a verified UFRN (Unique Founder Recognition Number) and a permanent public profile.

Launching on Product Hunt soon. I'd genuinely love your feedback before we go live what's the first thing you'd improve?

Hey everyone,

I m building Cantuva as a solo developer.

It s an infinite visual workspace for notes, brainstorming, diagrams, planning and organizing ideas in one place.

I ve reached the point where feedback from people outside the project is much more valuable than my own opinion.

Hi Product Hunt community!

I m a student and the Founder & Developer of Cloud Converter, a project I ve been building to create a simple collection of free online tools for everyday tasks.

Hello Product Hunt community,

I am a tech student working on a conceptual architecture called LogiVerseAI. My goal is to design an AI-native operating system that uses Digital Twins, AI routing, and Blockchain escrow to make global supply chains autonomous and resilient.

Introducing Namegator an AI-powered business name and domain generator that takes the friction out of naming.

You describe what you do. Namegator generates hundreds of creative, catchy, and available domain names in seconds. No more endless brainstorming cycles or heartbreak when your favorite domain is taken.

What makes it different:

• Instant results Get hundreds of unique name suggestions in one go

• AI-powered creativity Intelligent suggestions tailored to your business

• Domain availability checked See what's actually available in real-time

• Memorable & brandable Names designed to stick

Hi Product Hunt!

I want to open up a discussion about one of the most frustrating bottlenecks for startups, developers, and digital marketers: IP bans and proxy management.

Over the past 2 yrs, I was working on a SaaS ML project & got very interested in ML/DL/AI. As everybody else, there were some normal paths I took to build a solid understanding of the field, but sth never clicked the way I'm used to. I'm very fond of learning "why"s & never get satisfied w/ simply knowing "what" is what. Tho, the problem w/ ML was that I wasn't there when it was evolving & algos/methodologies as we know them today were forming. I didn t want a pile of summaries or wikis or endless threads of chatting w/ AI. Then I thought listening to podcasts would fix it for me. But not as they are being published now (2026). I thought I'd learn about the history of ML from podcasts that covered it as it happened, kinda simulating the experience of living through the events, in chronological order, since 2015.

Hey y'all! My name is Ilay, I really like music, and very often find myself wanting to replicate certain bits of music or song snippets that I find really cool, or even finding something i feel i can improve upon and make sound way cooler - but with no knowledge in production software, and no musical instruments in my house, that urge often just dissipates.
That is why I made tunevate.online, a solo-project website meant for people exactly like me who just need to blurt out some random music intuitively.
Using your webcam (which stays inside your browser, completely securely), Tunevate brings music to life out of your placements and hand composition.
However, differing from other virtual 'gesture chords' or virtual instruments website, Tunevate actually allows you to loop tracks, switch between instruments (triggering everything with just your hands at your precise rhythms), and even layering tracks/loops on top of each other just like a production software - except instead of placing blocks in specific places, you get to actually play the music yourself using your own hands.

And, if you just want to play something you really like or tamper with it, you can paste it in a ChordPro chart format (which most websites already export), and the site will literally show you exactly how to play it.
All tracks and loops are downloadable, sharable and importable via a custom .tvate file extension that allows you to save your work and show it to anyone you'd like!
Please give the website a visit on tunevate.online - it would mean the world!!