A lot of us have built products that nobody wanted.

The hardest part isn't building anymore it's finding an idea that actually has real demand.

That's why I built Build Signals.

Instead of generating random startup ideas, Build Signals researches markets the way an analyst would. It looks for real signals like:

ClientRoom is a client portal for freelancers and creatives. You get a dashboard to manage all your clients they get a private room with a single link, no account or password required.

From the room, clients can view files you've shared, track project milestones, send messages, and pay invoices. Everything in one place instead of scattered across email, Dropbox, and Venmo.

When I first started shaping FounderMind AI, it was tempting to make the output simple:

Here is the idea. Here is the score. Here is the verdict.

I've seen plenty of subscription trackers, so when I started building Waloki, I didn't want to simply make another one.

I ve been working on HUNCH, a game where you re dropped into different scam scenarios and have to decide what s legit, what feels suspicious, and what you should probably stay away from.

The idea was to make scam awareness feel less like reading another 10 things you should never do online post and more like actually testing yourself.

The scenarios start simple but get progressively harder, with timed decisions, XP, streaks, and different levels. The goal isn't just to know what a scam looks like it s to see whether you can recognize one when you re actually making the decision.

HUNCH is now live and I d love to get it in front of more people here.

Hey hunters

Token Calculator (tokencalculator.ai) is a free tool developers use to estimate and compare token costs across every major model GPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, DeepSeek and Perplexity. Every person who lands on it is doing one thing: pricing an LLM API right before they build.

Do you agree with this message? I certainly do!

Because so many founders spend hours everyday in email, and end up doing 0 building.

I m building InstaTime Navigator, a Chrome extension focused on one workflow: making old Instagram content easier to find. The problem I noticed is that many creators, marketers, agencies, and social media managers use Instagram like a work archive, but when they need to find an old post, Reel, caption, hashtag, campaign reference, or date-based example, the default workflow is still manual scrolling. I m trying to solve this with search by caption, hashtag, mention, keyword, date, month, year, and media type, plus local indexing, exports, and basic account comparison. I m curious how other builders and marketers think about this: If you manage social media content, what would matter most in a tool like this? Speed, privacy/local indexing, better filters, exports, analytics, or multi-account support?

Launched today!
Lantern helps you go from "I know I should do this" to actually starting you give it an intention, it hands you the smallest doable next step (and shrinks it further if that's still too much).
Would really appreciate your support/feedback: https://www.producthunt.com/prod...
Happy to answer anything about the build too.

GPUCPUCompare just shipped a compatibility-engine update.

Seventy-four game pages that previously showed requirements unavailable now return GPU and CPU verdicts in English and Spanish.

What changed:

- Steam requirements are mapped more carefully to real catalog components.