Things got busier on my end. I took on a bigger role at work a few weeks back, so the coding time is even thinner than the two-kids-and-a-full-time-job routine I wrote about here before. Still chipping away on the commute, one screen at a time.
I m Leon, a 15-year-old self-taught developer from France , and I m super excited to share UtiliNexus with you today!
Instead of building one massive, bloated app, I wanted to create specialized, lightweight web tools for different needs from group trip planning (HolidayHub Elite) and movie choosing (Meldova) to offline hiking (Cairn) and party games (Clandestio).
UtiliNexus is the bridge between all of them: one single account to seamlessly log into the entire ecosystem, while every tool keeps its own unique identity and design.
Every shopping tool on the internet is designed to end up in a purchase. Search it sells Comparison sites take you to checkout Reviews it But, before any of that, most of us are asking a different question: So do I buy this, really? TickClip answers that question. It says price history, marketplace signals, seller context, timing, and how much uncertainty is left in the data -- and then issues a verdict, not a hedging bet: Tick Buy now, data backs it Clip Wait or rethink, price/timing is wrong Skip Don t buy this What gave the verdict its meaning was what we gave up. TickClip today earns no affiliate commission, and no seller can purchase a better score or a friendlier verdict. If the evidence does not support buying, then the answer is just "don't." We re now live on Amazon products and building toward an independent decision layer across e-commerce and soon inside AI assistants via MCP. Three things I would really like from this community: Would you use a tool whose best answer is sometimes no ? What would make you trust a verdict -- price history, sourced reasoning, a confidence score, other? Which platform do you want us to cover next? eBay, Walmart, AliExpress, Shopify stores? https://www.tickclip.ai I m the founder and I ll be in the comments all day. Happy to get into methodology, data sources or the obvious one - how a no commission model is supposed to pay for itself.
Hey Product Hunt I m Walker, founder of EchoPM. We launched here last week and it was quiet. This is the why we built it this way version, not the feature list.
The problem we kept seeing
Independent landlords and small PM shops don t fail because they lack software. They fail because the job is five products that don t share a record: list somewhere, applications in email, screening in another tab, a lease from a third tool, then rent collection and a portal the tenant will hate. Enterprise suites price like you re a 2,000-unit shop. Point tools are cheap until you spend Sunday reconciling them.
We wanted one system a 40-door operator could actually finish: vacant unit first rent payment, without an implementation project.
Twitter/X Trends Scraper pulls trending hashtags and topics from X either live, right now, or from the historical archive (hourly resolution, back to May 15 2024) for Worldwide or any of 67 countries.
It runs on Playwright, so it actually expands the hidden "See All 49" trend rows that plain HTTP scrapers miss. You can also grab the Top Hashtags 24h sidebar and enrich individual trends with detail pages.
Spent the last few days building what's basically the standard GEO playbook now, llms.txt, markdown mirrors of every page, honest comparison content against competitors, the works.
Then actually ran the test instead of assuming it worked: asked all four models "what's the best calorie tracking app" a handful of different ways. My app came up exactly zero times. Not even cited as a
source. Same five competitor names every single time, regardless of engine.
