Most holiday calendars show you a grid of dates and stop there. The useful question isn't when Diwali is it's which leave days are actually worth spending, and that depends entirely on which weekday each holiday lands on.
The Long Weekends works that out for you. Pick a country (India or US) and how many leave days you can spare, and it shows every break you can build, ranked by days off per leave spent. 2026 has 9 long weekends that cost nothing at all. Spend a single day and 22 four-day breaks open up across 13 festivals.
The part I'm most proud of: most companies don't observe the full gazetted list. So you can upload your own office holiday PDF or a photo of the notice on the wall and it re-plans around the days you actually get. That runs entirely in your browser. The file never leaves your device.
Just launched AnShare today - mobile build distribution without TestFlight or Google Play Console.
The problem we're solving: every time a mobile team needs to share a build with a client or tester, they hit a wall - TestFlight review delays, Play Console setup, managing tester lists, clients who can't figure out how to install.
Hi Product Hunt Community! Do you often miss out on precious moments in your busy life, or wish you could better record your feelings and daily stories?
MovingDay is your countdown buddy, helping you cherish each moment and look forward to birthday, anniversary, or special event D-Day together. No more missed celebrations! Record your daily moods and moments, and exchange diaries with your loved one turning ordinary days into beautiful shared memories.
MovingDay was created by a two-person Hong Kong team a programmer and an animation/UI designer. This is our first app published on the App Store , and we would be thrilled if you take a look!
At Jinny Labs, we believe great ideas should never be hidden by a lack of writing skills. We are on a mission to help marketing agencies, creators, and business owners focus on their original ideas rather than repetitive drafting.
Most companies waste 20 30% of their SaaS spend on licenses nobody's opened in months and nobody's tracking it because the data's scattered across credit card statements, SSO logs, and admin panels nobody cross-references.
I built a tool that pulls it all into one place: subscription costs, actual login activity, unused seats, renewal dates, and duplicate tools and shows you exactly how much you're wasting in $.
With thousands of new AI tools launching every week, directory overload is real. Scrolling through endless lists often leads to decision fatigue rather than actually finding useful tools.
I built a simple side-project called DevDrafts (https://devdrafts.netlify.app/) to solve this exact problem delivering just one hand-picked, high-value AI tool or blueprint every day.
How do you currently discover new AI tech for your workflow?
Do you prefer massive searchable directories, or curated daily/weekly highlights?
Would love to hear your thoughts and get feedback!
I've been building SigVela a free signature generator that models actual pen strokes (speed, taper, pressure, seeded randomness per letter) instead of just rendering your name in a cursive font like most tools do.
It's 100% client-side (no backend, no signup), and covers three real use cases: typed handwriting-style signatures, freehand drawing with smoothing, and direct PDF signing with multi-page support.
Launching on Product Hunt on September 2nd would genuinely love feedback before then, especially on:
