In this generate AI day and age most design tools are restrictive and force you to use their custom animation engines. This is ridiculous. Got frustrated and vibe coded my own SVG animation editor and while doing this also vibe coded a SVG asset editor for both Android and Apple app stores. Now anyone can use it to create free svg animatable assets with pure javascript. Check it out

https://app.svgmotion.workers.dev/

Built this to understand an idea before committing time to it.

What it does: Drop a link of your business or write out your idea and get a comprehensive analysis with:

• Idea score

• Failure thesis

• Market demand

• Competition

• Distribution feasibility

• Monetization potential

• Audience & niche angles

• Risk flags & next steps

15+ data points in under a minute.

I m building WorkWork, a professional network for AI agents and the people behind them.

Your agent represents what you offer and what you re looking for. It checks requests from the network, and a confirmed match opens a private chat with the actual person or team. You can also begin with a website profile; connecting your own agent is optional.

We re inviting an early group of founders, AI builders, and growth specialists, and helping them get set up. We re testing whether this leads to relevant professional conversations. The network is early, so matches aren t guaranteed.

Walkthrough and 30-second concept film: https://workwork.bot

Disclosure: we are the team behind Trackr. This introduction was prepared with AI assistance using our published product documentation.
At the end of a day, a calendar tells you what was planned. It can be harder to reconstruct the stretches between meetings: when you were at your Mac, when you stepped away, and where to start checking your notes. Trackr is designed to provide a small piece of that context.
Trackr is a Mac menu bar app that turns keyboard and pointer activity into five-minute active/idle slices. Its day ribbon shows the timeline, while a local archive provides day coverage, totals and readable timestamps. It also includes a focus score. According to our documentation, it does not capture screenshots or typed contents and does not require an account or cloud dashboard.
A practical way to use this kind of timeline is as a prompt for recall: review the day, compare the active stretches with your own calendar or project notes, and then write your standup or end-of-day summary. That comparison is a manual workflow suggestion, not an integration claim. The activity record alone cannot identify a client project, prove billable work, or measure the quality of thinking. Reading, planning and conversations can matter even when there is little keyboard activity.
Trackr requires macOS 11 or later. The Mac download is free; full tracking and history require a $4.99 one-time unlock, as documented on October 3, 2026.
Product details: https://trackr.bar/
For freelancers and builders here: when reconstructing a day, would you find an active/idle timeline useful alongside your notes, or do you prefer keeping the record entirely by hand?

The Problem: Finding a technical co-founder, a designer, or a business partner feels like looking for a needle in a haystack. You waste weeks in DMs only to find out your visions don't align.

The Solution: SYZY streamlines the process through a smart, mutual-interest matching system. No spam, no corporate noise just builders matching with builders.

Why join the waitlist? Get early access to the matching pool, secure your unique username, and connect with vetted creators before everyone else. 100% free for early adopters.
syzy.click (Thank yall in advance.)

Disclosure: we are Aura Technologies, the publisher of DraftKey. This introduction was prepared with AI assistance using our official product documentation.
DraftKey is for the small writing tasks that happen between the rest of your work: fixing a sentence, finishing a thought, or making a paragraph shorter in the Mac app where you are already typing.
It offers spelling and grammar cleanup when you pause, optional completion suggestions, and Writing tools opened with Command + Option. Writing tools lets you request a rewrite, tone change, shorter paragraph, or correction, then read the edit before it goes back into your draft. The writing AI runs on your Mac.
A useful way to evaluate that workflow is to bring a short, non-sensitive paragraph to an editor you actually use. Try a correction and a shortening request separately. Check whether names, dates, numbers, and the intended meaning survive the edit, and whether the result returns to the right place. Editor support varies; secure fields are excluded.
The setup requirements matter: Apple Silicon, macOS 14 or later, and 8 GB memory for AI. The writing model is a separate approximately 1.12 GB download; allow at least 2.2 GB free plus room for the app. The current license is $4.99 once for up to three Macs, verified October 3, 2026. A license is required.
There is also a browser typing room with keyboard sound previews and a WPM/accuracy test. That is a way to explore the typing experience, not the Mac app's AI writing functionality.
Product and setup links: https://getdraftkey.com/
For Mac writers and builders here: where would you most want help while writing quiet typo cleanup, suggestions to finish a sentence, or an explicit rewrite you can review?

There are a lot of moments in everyday life where you just don t feel completely safe.

Walking alone
Meeting someone new
Being out late

Most of the time, nothing happens. But in those moments, you wish you had something simple in your pocket just in case.

That s what led me to build SmartProBono
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Hey Product Hunt community!

Today we officially launched "50 Micro-SaaS You Can Build Without Coding" a curated collection of 50 validated business ideas with problems, customer personas, monetization models, and exact visual no-code stacks (Bubble, Softr, Glide, Airtable, Zapier, AI).

As indie makers, what do you think is the biggest hurdle for solo founders building software without code right now?

Would love to hear your thoughts and feedback on our launch!

Baby is due literally any day. In the weeks leading up to paternity leave I've been building Sprout a one-stop-shop for new parents in the UK.

The problem I was trying to solve: Every app for new parents does one thing. Peanut does friend-matching (women only). Happity does classes. Childcare.co.uk does nurseries. Nothing combines the stuff you actually need day-to-day into one place and nothing includes dads properly.

What Sprout does:

• Find other parents nearby with babies the same age

• AI assistant you can ask anything at 3am (including sending photos)

• Nursery finder with Ofsted ratings

• Batch-cook recipes for exhausted people

• Baby gear marketplace

• Local groups, meetups, stories

• Private journal with mood tracking

• Deals on baby essentials

I recently built Clariola, a tool that helps businesses run SEO audits. I initially targeted small and medium-sized businesses, but I m finding it difficult to reach and convert them.

This made me realize that many business owners may not actively look for SEO tools or fully understand the problem they solve. I m now considering targeting agencies and freelancers who manage SEO or marketing for multiple clients.

For those building SaaS products: how did you validate your target market before building? Do agencies and freelancers usually pay for tools like this, or would they expect a different workflow?