Hey PH

I'm working on toran, a live API inspection tool that works with just a URL swap. No SDK, no proxy config, no cert setup.

The problem - I couldn't see what my code was actually sending to third-party APIs. Debugging meant console.logs everywhere or messing with Charles/Proxyman certs.

Hello @producthunt community
When I was building works, what pushed me to get this out was the constant pain that every team would have to go through regularly.
I am proud to be able to let @Claude by Anthropic know that the new world they have created with many of us who want to build are doing so today. Creation is not limited, it is available. In works anybody, who wants to be part of a team doesn't have to worry about the underlying work details, we take care of it till it's done.
Would you now consider working in a team or working solo as a business entrepreneur, comment please.
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I m building a online tool for US MBA applicants currently in Beta stage, opening it to a small group so I can shape it properly before a wider launch.

Hi all! I'm Sapnesh from BlinqIO. After years of watching teams abandon test automation because maintenance is painful, we built an AI Test Engineer that generates real Playwright code in your repo, then actually fixes itself when UI changes break things understanding intent, mapping changes, and recovering automatically. Chat with it to tweak tests, run in your CI or our cloud with videos and parallel execution, and keep full control of your code. We call it Vibe Testing: AI handles the grunt work, you ship features. What's your biggest test maintenance headache right now?

We all know blunt-force blocking has limits. The next evolution in digital safety? Using monitoring insights as a conversation catalyst.

Instead of a silent block, imagine a tool that helps you ask: "I noticed a lot of time on that app what's fun about it?" or "Let's review your privacy settings together." It shifts the dynamic from policing to coaching digital literacy.

We're designing features at Number Tracker to empower these guided conversations, helping parents mentor rather than just control.

How do you see it?

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Hi all! I built a new chrome extension called PolyDiscover for a pretty simple use case: when reading an article or browsing around "I wonder if there's a Polymarket for this?"

But, I'm usually too lazy to copy/paste, open a new tab, etc., and then probably fall down a rabbit hole on the actual Polymarket site. So I made this extension that lets you right-click any highlighted text and do a quick search right there in your current tab. (You can also right-click without selecting text and type your own query.)

I've been enjoying these quick "just for fun" checks without having to open new tabs, copy/paste, or navigate through the full Polymarket website.

Kept permissions to an absolute minimum, so the extension is pretty straightforward at this point. But I'm happy to hear any feedback or feature requests!

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I ve built a small Android app called Daily Reflex that focuses on short reflex, memory, and reaction challenges (2 5 min sessions).

I m looking for honest feedback on:

• UX / clarity

• Difficulty

• Overall feel (boring vs engaging)

Google Play link:
https://play.google.com/store/ap...

So, for over a year I've started using AI to develop certain projects. But now, after one year, I've managed to make not one, but two projects. One is for my heart, and the other for the community. https://dalexor.com . If you click on it, you will see two pages. The most recent is DalexorFS. I made it because I wanted to help people who want to start making SaaS products. It helps them find good things to implement in their product, using ai and analyzer functions, they can understand what people want from a certain domain.