I'm David, and I built SheerFit - an AI fitness coach that actually remembers you
Unlike generic fitness apps, SheerFit uses multi-agent AI with persistent memory to track your goals, injuries, and progress across every conversation. It's like having a personal trainer who never forgets what you told them last week.
I'm Luqmaam (or Lathithaa on X @Lathithaa_Mdayi), solo indie maker from Cape Town, South Africa , building under Last Dices Pty Ltd.
I got fed up wasting hours (sometimes days) on the same repetitive setup every new project: copying .gitignore, writing READMEs from scratch, debugging Dockerfiles, setting up CI/CD workflows, adding licenses/.env examples... you know the drill.
We just launched a new app and now our main challenge is growth. I d love to hear what your first five marketing steps were after launch.
FaceAlarm is a face-tracking alarm that won t stop until you take a selfie. It helps you consistently capture your face and notice subtle changes over time Perfect for face yoga, self-massage, mewing, or anyone who wants to observe their facial transformation.
Hey Product Hunt! I'm Jeremiah Daws I teach Film and Creative Technology at a homeschool hybrid school in Georgia. I built SafeFamily because I watched parents in our school community struggle every day with the same problems:
Apple Music's "explicit content" filter still lets through songs with graphic lyrics. YouTube Kids regularly surfaces weird and inappropriate content. And there's no way to know if a book is age-appropriate before your kid reads it.
Hey everyone! I ve spent 5 years in full-stack dev and realized that planning (Jira/Notion) is easy, but execution is where most people fail because of "friction" tasks and distractions.
I m building a project to solve this. It s an active engine that:
Automates Boilerplate: Uses AI agents to handle the repetitive "friction" tasks (summaries, drafting) so you stay in flow.
Hard Enforcement: Blocks distractions at the OS level during focus sessions.
Syncs Deadlines: Protects your calendar based on actual project priority.
I'm curious for those of you building solo, what s the #1 "admin" task that kills your focus?