What if the internet had a place where you didn't have to do anything?
We built Pearl Club around that idea.
It's a quiet virtual space where you can journal, listen to ambient sounds, play little games, collect cute sea creatures, explore your own little world, or send an anonymous Message in a Bottle to someone else.
There are no likes, followers, productivity streaks, or pressure to keep coming back.
HUNCH is an interactive scam-awareness game built around a simple question: can you recognize a scam when you re actually put in the situation?
Instead of presenting scam awareness as a list of rules, HUNCH turns it into a series of decisions. You re given a scenario, you have limited time to respond, and your choices determine how you progress through the game.
I ve tried to make the scenarios progressively less obvious, because recognizing an obviously fake message isn t particularly interesting. The harder part is figuring out what to do when something looks almost legitimate.
I m sharing it here because I m at the stage where feedback is much more useful than another round of building things in isolation.
For years, Shopify merchants had something most SaaS companies charge $50 $200/month for: a free, native inventory tool baked into their admin. Supplier management, purchase orders, demand forecasting, low-stock alerts. All free. It was called Stocky.
August 31st, 2026 it shuts down permanently. No migration tool. No replacement from Shopify.
I talked to dozens of merchants running product-based Shopify stores. The same complaint kept coming up:
I've been building Sublime Traders for 7+ years, and we just launched a complete AI platform for crypto traders. I'd love your honest feedback on the concept and execution.
The problem i'm trying to solve: Most crypto traders lose money not because of bad analysis, but because of poor risk management, emotional decisions, and lack of systematic planning. Trading groups just spam signals without teaching you how to trade.
Over the last few days I've been talking with freelance developers, WordPress consultants, Shopify experts, and small agency owners.
I expected most people to be using dedicated invoicing or accounting software.
Instead, I kept hearing variations of the same workflow:
Create invoices manually or with a payment tool Track payments in Excel or Google Sheets Send reminders through WhatsApp or email Keep client information scattered across multiple places
Hey Product Hunt I m Cheng,the maker of Signal Radar. And today is my first launch. This started with an uncomfortable realization: the moment you need your phone most lost on a trail, injured in the backcountry, stranded in a country you don t know is usually the moment it stops being useful. No signal, no maps, no help, no answers. Most safety apps don t actually fix this. They need a connection, an account, or a server in the loop exactly what you can t reach when it matters. Signal Radar is built the opposite way, to work when everything else goes dark: Offline SOS distress signaling and location tools that don t need a network Global emergency numbers the right number for any country, no data required Survival guides in 10 languages first aid, shelter, water, signaling On-device AI (Gemma) ask survival questions with zero connection Privacy-first everything runs on your device. No servers, no account, no tracking. Airplane mode, a dead zone, a mountain pass with no bars it all still works. I d love your honest feedback, especially if you hike, climb, travel, or work somewhere the signal runs out. What would make this something you d actually carry? Thanks for checking it out
After 5 months of building solo no team, no funding, just a problem I lived with my whole life VersionMe is officially live on Product Hunt.
What it does: Most habit apps track what you did. VersionMe tells you what to do next.
One Mission per day sized for your current level Level system instead of streaks progress stays even when life interrupts AI Coach that adjusts your plan based on how you're actually doing
Hey everyone! First time posting here, so go easy on me
I'm a solo dev, and I just shipped Dating Counselor, an iOS app that acts like a brutally honest friend for your dating life.
The idea: we all ignore red flags in the moment and only see them clearly weeks later. So the app walks you through a short "audit" of a match, before or after a date, and gives you a Red Flag Score (0 100), a breakdown of what's concerning, and a straight-talking counselor's analysis. It even has a Ghost Meter that estimates how likely someone is to ghost you based on how the date actually went.
