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6mo ago

Built a movie discovery engine hand curating 43K movies to 75 "vibes"

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.

GenieChef – "I don't know what to cook" is no longer a valid excuse

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.

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2mo ago

I built my best landing page with Claude Code, a fake Mac, and a banana

Built the whole page in Claude Code.

Design direction from a skill called Impeccable, so the page commits to one world instead of looking like every other landing page.

Tried to draw the forest in CSS first. Three attempts, all bad. Generated it with Nano Banana instead.

For the demo video I faked a clean Mac desktop with macos27.kimi.page and recorded it with the built in macOS recorder.

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26d ago

I built VisuDock: A local-first desktop app in Python & OpenCV for live camera OCR and ANPR

Hi everyone!

I built VisuDock Live OCR a local-first Windows desktop app that turns CCTV cameras, webcams, RTSP streams, and desktop feeds into real-time text and license plate (ANPR) monitors.

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26d ago

Why is Autocad so expensive and slow?

Here's Jimin from South Korea.
if you are in architectural field, or you've visited architectural studio, you may have heard of Autocad.
Autocad is Single-core-based, having isolated plugin nature in 2026.
Without any graphical acceleration and software-level optimization, they have been threating architects and engineers for 40 years, with yearly increasing subscription which cost 2000$. Autocad has conquered engineering markets in early stage in 1980s. hence it is commonly used among engineers like English.
That's why I've decided to build TopoSnap.
Now it's time to revert those legacy bussiness model.
Now its work can be replaced by TopoSnap, C++ based Cross-platform CAD, made by architecture student.
Toposnap is Intuitive, Simple, Accurate by topology from math, Fast by CPU-level optimization and database faster than SQLite.
it loads LISP, the isolated plugins in Autocad, and SHX fonts, line details and CTBs, which is for processing Plot processes.

Bottles up for the demolition of Autodesk-empire!
Where to see; https://www.producthunt.com/prod...
https://toposnap.heritage-labs.n...

Ovio is launching on Product Hunt today 🚀

Hey everyone! I shared Ovio here a while ago, and I'm back with an update it's officially live on Product Hunt today!

Ovio is a motion component library for developer websites, built with 14 React components across four styles: Minimal, Craft, Retro, and Toy.

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27d ago

Sending a certificate batch? Free roster-check help or one software comparison

If you run workshops or training courses, I can help you check a PDF batch or compare two software options for free.

Sending certificates?

RosterSplit splits a text PDF by recipient, names the files from your CSV roster, and flags missing recipients, possible duplicates and unclear matches. Your files stay in your browser.

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27d ago

I built an AI roleplay partner for rehearsing hard conversations. Where does it fall short?

I'm Anton, founder of Talkasu (https://talkasu.com).

It's for the conversations people avoid or blow: asking for a raise, saying no to a boss, setting boundaries with family, getting a kid to listen without yelling, repairing after a fight. There are 13 short trainings. You practise against an AI counterpart that stalls, deflects or gets defensive, and you get clearer wording to try next.

It works on the web and on Android, and it's free to start with free daily credits (there's an optional subscription).

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8mo ago

I got tired of juggling ChatGPT and Google Maps while traveling, so I built an AI tour guide app.

Last November, my wife and I visited Prague - it was my first time there. I wanted to see all the must-visit spots and experience the classic highlights.

I opened ChatGPT and asked it to build an itinerary based on places near me. It worked surprisingly well, and I found myself constantly switching between ChatGPT and Google Maps throughout the trip.

But as the days went by, something felt inefficient. I kept scrolling through the itinerary, asking to rearrange stops, adjusting plans because it was raining or because we were tired, and double-checking opening hours and directions. ChatGPT was helpful - but it didn t feel seamless. I kept thinking: this should be much easier.

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2mo ago

I built ProspectLens to help builders find WHY a business might need their services

Hey everyone, I m Kulani A computer science student building my first startup

After learning Make and n8n, I started cold emailing businesses to sell chatbots i got no replies

Looking back, I was offering what I knew how to build without really understanding what each business needed

That experience inspired ProspectLens a Chrome extension that analyzes the business webpage you re visiting and highlights potential sales opportunities with supporting evidence

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