Hey everyone I built ScanCook after realizing I spend more time deciding what to cook than actually cooking. You just scan your food and get recipes + calories instantly. Goal: less food waste, faster decisions, healthier eating. Would love your honest feedback what s missing?
Ever watched a trading tutorial, opened a new chart, and wondered where to start?
Keenpath is an early-stage web app for learning to trade. You make a choice on a chart, see the explanation, then try again.
Free lessons on candlesticks and basic price structure are ready to try now. In the new beginner lesson, watch a candlestick take shape as prices change, then switch the closing price to 9.9 and see what happens.
The longer-term goal is a guided path from understanding charts to making and reviewing trading decisions. These free lessons are the starting point.
We spend our days watching AI coding agents refactor legacy code, and we kept seeing the same failure. Agents know design patterns from training data, but they know them unevenly. They invent one-off abstractions where a named pattern would fit. They force patterns where they don't belong. And they skip the small, safe steps that keep tests green. So we built a pattern reference that an agent can pull mid-task. It's a website, an MCP server, and a set of agent skills. Then we asked ourselves a simple question. Does it actually change what the agent produces?
Hey everyone, I m Dennis, my friend Saurabh (the founder) and I are building Vreeze.
Most AI tools are a blank text box in a browser tab, and they hand you finished code. If you re learning, that means you ship things you don t fully understand.
Vreeze is a small companion that lives on your desktop all day:
I m building what I describe as Higgsfield for interior design a creative workspace for interior designers, architects, and real estate teams.
You can render a space, edit specific details, swap furniture, change materials and lighting, and compare different directions on an infinite canvas. Then turn those designs into cinematic walkthroughs and VR models for client presentations.
You can also paste a Zillow listing link and start redesigning the property from its listing photos.
I'm Uzma, first-time maker from Pakistan. Yesterday I launched a B2B playbook on Product Hunt with no audience, no ads, no network.
Honest results: #417, a handful of upvotes, but 5 thoughtful comments including one maker who gave me detailed feedback and 2 ideas to improve my pitch.
Proofrr is live on Product Hunt. First product that's actually mine, not a client's brief or someone else's brand, and now that it's out there I'm sitting with excited and nervous in equal measure. Nervous is winning a little more than I expected.
The problem is simple. Feedback on creative work is scattered everywhere, WhatsApp, email, a Drive comment, a Figma thread, and nobody remembers which version actually got approved. Proofrr puts it in one place, and clients can leave feedback without even logging in.
90+ people beta tested this before today, so I trust the product. What I wasn't ready for is how different it feels once it's not in front of 90 people I reached out to individually anymore. It's in front of whoever happens to scroll past right now. That's a different kind of exposed.
There's also no revenue yet, so there's no "well at least it's already working" safety net under this. Just a bet that the problem is real enough for strangers to care, and I'm finding out in real time.
I m Anas. I work in IT Aviation filed and build apps on the side. For the past several months I ve been building Cupmark, an Android app for people who want to make better coffee at home.
