Built this because I was tired of opening five apps just to find out where something's actually streaming. Type in a title, get every platform it's on broken down by country, pulled from TMDB and JustWatch. If it's not available where you are, it points you to a VPN option instead of leaving you stuck.
Curious what else is out there in this space, and figured this could be a useful thread for anyone building something trading/fintech-adjacent.
I'll go first: I'm building RichGoon, automates backtested trading strategies on your own broker instead of manually executing trades. Built it after blowing a few accounts trading manually myself - one of the strategies on it has since helped users pass real prop firm evaluations (240 trades, 93.3% win rate, full trade log public, not a screenshot).
Launching on PH Sept 22. https://www.richgoon.app/
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.
Just designed a new plug-in is designed for designers to receive AI coaching on the spoken presentation alongside their slides or frames in Figma.
It lets you iterate, edit and improve your script. Even with a spoken feedback option. It is very much an educational tool, and you need to set aside the time to be able to present your work and record your voice.
I d like to share ApowerB, an open-source project from thaink .
More and more people are using AI to build their own software not just developers, but also non-technical teams who previously relied on IT departments or external providers.
ApowerB aims to give them a shared foundation to build on, instead of everyone rebuilding similar workflows from scratch.
It s open-source under Apache 2.0, self-hostable, and supports multiple LLM providers.
Tomorrow I'm launching Triply.now and I wanted to share the story behind it before the big day.
I'm Raquel, a self-taught solo developer based in the Netherlands. I built Triply entirely alone Flutter, Python/Flask, Claude AI, Supabase, Stripe, Vercel, Render. No co-founder, no funding, no team.
The idea came from my friends and my own travel fails. A friend showed up to a temple in Morocco in the wrong outfit. Another one didn't know tipping in Japan is considered rude. I had the wrong adapter in Switzerland and I once brought my hair dryer to Boston and couldn't use it European voltage, American outlets. Triply would have told me that before I packed. These aren't rare every traveler has been there.
I m excited to share GoVoyage Travel, a product we ve been building to make trip planning much easier.
The problem was simple: planning a trip often means jumping between Google, Maps, travel blogs, hotel sites, Instagram, and dozens of tabs just to put together one itinerary.
So we built an AI travel planner where you tell it your destination, trip length, budget, travel style, and interests and it generates a personalized itinerary around your trip.
