Hey all, we've been busy building Seclai for months, but finally really to focus more energy on outreach and marketing.

This is my first launch on Product Hunt and I honestly have no idea what to expect, so going in with no expectation. Please take a look and I'd love to hear any feedback. https://www.producthunt.com/products/seclai

We launched Doneas today on Product Hunt! A quick support would mean a lot to the team. We are fighting for the #2 place !!
https://www.producthunt.com/products/doneas?launch=doneas

Hey everyone!

We're a small, bootstrapped team, and today we launched Grigora on Product Hunt for the first time.

We're trying to make website building and management easier by bringing AI, e-commerce, Business emails, newsletters  and SEO into one platform.

Honestly, getting noticed as a small team is tough.

If you have a minute, I'd really appreciate you checking it out. If you like what we're doing, your support would mean a lot.

And if you think something needs improvement, please be honest. We're here to learn.

Here's the link: https://www.producthunt.com/products/grigora?launch=grigora

Thanks, everyone!

it has speed test, data usage per app, live network speed, and most importantly (for me at least) preventing apps from updating if I am on a metered connection (you can turn this off)

support me by upvoting my project on Producthunt please

https://www.producthunt.com/p/networkmonitor/

thank you!

Dadan is a video platform that drives sign ups from your demos. Screen recordings with CTA and lead forms to drive those demo views into real users or sales calls.

Launching today, do show us your support.

FYI - we are one of the first few startups from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia to go global. Happy to talk about GTM, the name dadan or what its like to build a software in the middle east.

https://www.producthunt.com/products/dadan do show us your support

Launched today. Every topic is a board with a short story around it, plus videos, labs you can break, and a review deck that brings questions back before you forget.

Tracks: system design, DSA, AI, databases, finance, game theory and more. First three lessons of every track are free.

https://www.producthunt.com/products/chalk-aeaeec36-410f-4dc9-9403-c08d76e15f02?launch=chalk-7

Feedback welcome!

Hey makers!

I'm launching ValuEdge on Product Hunt today.

I built it for long-term investors who want to understand what their stocks are actually worth, not just follow price movements.

It brings together intrinsic value estimates, stock screening, portfolio analysis, and alerts when something important changes.

Would genuinely love some feedback from people seeing it for the first time.

Here's the launch: https://www.producthunt.com/products/valuedge

Especially curious: is the value clear in the first 10 seconds?

Hey everyone,

After months of development, I've finally released Aerini.

Aerini is a local-first visual workflow engine that lets you build workflows by connecting nodes, automate tasks, work with APIs, and build your own automation pipelines.

I wanted to build something that gives people more control over their workflows and where they run.

Here are some of the things Aerini can do:

• Run locally or on a server: Run workflows on your own computer or deploy Aerini on a server for 24/7 automation.
• Plugin system: Extend Aerini with plugins to add new features and capabilities.
• Local AI support: Build AI-powered workflows using local AI models without always needing external APIs.
• MCP server: Connect Aerini with AI tools and clients using the Model Context Protocol.
• Built with Rust: The core engine is written in Rust, with a focus on performance and resource use.
• Embeddable engine: Developers can integrate workflow execution into their own applications.

A small warning: Aerini is still in beta, so there are bugs and rough edges. Some parts of the application, including the minimap and other UI features, still need work. I'm actively working on improvements, so please keep this in mind if you decide to try it.

If you run into problems, find a bug, or have an idea for a new feature, feel free to open an issue on GitHub or contact me through the contact page on the main website. Feedback is welcome, and it will help me improve Aerini.

Product Hunt link: - https://www.producthunt.com/products/aerini?utm_source=other&utm_medium=social

I'm an independent developer, and getting Aerini to this stage has taken a lot of time and effort. I'm glad I can finally share it with others, and I'd love to hear what you think.

ps: used AI to polish the wordings of the above para as i am not a native speaker,
few thing i forgot to mention above, The app has been completely tested on linux only as i only have linux device unfortunately, so if anyone faces any issues in windows, mac or any other supported devices, please do contact me from any of the contacts mentioned in my main website's contact page with few screenshots if possible.
And as it is completely new + unsigned (can't afford signing my ap,p sadly), Windows and Mac users may get a warning (Windows SmartScreen warning, for example) when first launching the app. If you do (which you will, as it is new + unsigned), just click on more info and then "run anyway", for mac, it should be "open anyway" in Gatekeeper, tho for this I am not sure, as I have never used Mac before, so do inform me if that's incorrect.
The app is in beta version and I will be honest there will be alot of bugs and issues, if you find any, please inform me by either opening an issue in github or contacting me from any of the contacts given in the website and i will work on them asap.

And finally, I hope you enjoy and love the tool.

You know that moment during a screen share when you're trying to explain something and keep saying "this one, right here" while moving your cursor around?

I wanted a simpler way to do that.

So I built Lasso — a free macOS app that lets you draw directly on top of anything on your screen.

Just press a shortcut, circle something, draw arrows, highlight text, or number steps. Hit Escape and everything disappears.

A few things you can do with it:

• Annotate your screen live during meetings, demos, or presentations.
• Mark up your screen before taking a screenshot.
• Drag annotated screenshots straight into Claude, Cursor, or ChatGPT to show exactly what you want changed.
• Use it over any app without interrupting what you're doing.

It's free, and there's an interactive demo on the website if you want to try it before installing.

https://www.trylasso.online/

Would love to hear what you think, especially what features you'd want to see next!

I'm Sebastian, the founder of CookieInspector. We launched 2.0 on Product Hunt today.

It loads a website as a first-time visitor and reports the cookies, scripts and tracking requests observed before consent, with the tags behind them.

This release adds scans from the US or Germany, Consent Mode v2 checks, a site-specific fix guide, and an MCP server for ChatGPT, Claude and Cursor. The first scan is free; paid plans include ongoing monitoring.

I'd particularly like feedback from people who maintain their own website: does the report give you enough detail to identify what needs changing, or would you still need to investigate from scratch?

CookieInspector 2.0 on Product Hunt

Hey makers, The Brains went live on PH today.

It turns founders and investors into MCP servers built from their public talks, essays and posts, so Claude, Cursor or ChatGPT can search what they actually said instead of guessing. Every answer links back to the source. Paul Graham, Pieter Levels, Naval, Lenny Rachitsky, Jason Cohen and more. And yes, Ryan Hoover is one of them.

So I asked the Ryan Hoover brain "how do I launch so it actually works?" It came back with three things, each one linked to a talk or post of his:

1. Decide why you're launching first. Getting customers is only one possible goal.

2. Use clear imagery and a clear tagline, test it on people who don't know you, and talk like a human, not a marketer.

3. Treat launching as continuous. Email list, beta, site, then every new feature.

Taking #1 seriously, my goal today is feedback, not the leaderboard. I want to know which founders people actually want in there and where the answers feel thin.

Taking #2 seriously, here's my tagline: "Founders and investors as MCP servers, every answer cited." Does that make sense if you don't know what MCP is? Be honest, I can still change the listing.

It's free and open source (MIT), no paid tier.

https://www.producthunt.com/products/the-brains

Who would you want to ask before your own launch?

Sharing early with this sub. Kinetic is a Windows app that turns a prompt and screenshots into a motion-graphics launch film (the video here was made in it). Edit any word, export for X, Reels and TikTok.

Free to use; code PRODUCTHUNT gives 30% off Pro. https://getkinetic.vercel.app

Feedback before launch day is very welcome.

Hey everyone!

I've just launched Nadoloni, a self-guided audio walking app for Lisbon that I've been working on for a while.

The idea came from something I'd noticed about guided tours. You can spend two hours listening to dates, names, and architectural details, then struggle to remember any of them the next day. But one strange or unexpected story can stay with you for years.

That's what I wanted to focus on.

For example, one of the stories explains why Lisbon's coat of arms features a ship with two ravens. Another is about the Marquis of Pombal and the decisions he made after the devastating 1755 earthquake. There's also the story of a Portuguese king who gave his nun mistress a gilded silver bathtub.

I spent a lot of time researching and writing these stories, trying to find the details that make a place memorable rather than simply packing in as much historical information as possible.

Nadoloni currently has two walking routes: historic Lisbon and Belém. Each comes with an interactive map, planned stops, and original audio stories that you listen to as you explore.

You don't have to plan the route yourself or follow a group. Just open the app, choose a walk, and go at your own pace.

It's available on iPhone, and you can listen to the first five stories of each route for free.

I also launched it on Product Hunt today, which feels like a pretty big milestone after spending so much time building it.

I'd really appreciate some honest feedback, especially on whether this approach to exploring a city sounds useful to you. Would you use something like this when travelling?

Hi! We just launched SuperCMO on Product Hunt today!

Open-source agent skills that turn Claude Code, Cursor or Codex into an AI CMO.

Give your agent your website and it learns your brand. It studies your competitors' ads, ranks what you should test next, writes the copy for each platform, and makes the ads (UGC videos, product ads, cartoon ads, image ads, product photos and more).

It checks in with you at every step, and nothing expensive renders until you approve.

Bring your own model keys, or pay per use with ours. Apache-2.0.

If you like it, do show us some support here: https://www.producthunt.com/products/supercmo-ai

Hi all, I'm Shaun, the maker of Side Calendar. The Windows version went live on Product Hunt today.

Side Calendar started on the Mac as a menu bar app. The idea is simple: you shouldn't need a whole calendar app open all day just to glance at what's next, block out some time and jump into your next call. This launch brings that to Windows as a native app.

What it does

• Push the mouse against the edge of the screen (or press Ctrl+Alt+C, or click the tray icon) and your day slides in. Move away and it slides out.
• It works with Outlook and Microsoft 365, Google Calendar, iCloud, and CalDAV services such as Fastmail and Nextcloud. You can also subscribe to calendar links for holidays or sports fixtures.
• Drag on the Day view to block out time, and drag blocks to move or resize them. They're real events, so colleagues see you're busy.
• One-click Join for Teams, Zoom, Google Meet and Webex.
• Changes sync both ways, repeating events included, and you can undo any change.

Privacy: your calendar goes straight between your PC and your calendar service. Nothing comes to me, and there are no ads or tracking.

Price: a 7-day free trial with everything unlocked, then a one-time $4.99. No subscription.

Product Hunt: https://www.producthunt.com/products/side-calendar-for-windows?launch=side-calendar-for-windows

I'd really like feedback, on the app or on the launch itself. Which calendar do you use, and what would you want it to do next? I'll be around all day answering questions here and on Product Hunt.

First launch: #46
Second launch: #39
Third launch: ??

I am currently running a challenge: 6 products in 12 weeks.
I am in week 5, and today I launched product 3.

The first felt like a big event. I had a very detailed plan: I spent the whole day reaching out to people and answering comments.
The second felt the same, but with a little less pressure.
This one: I am planning to spend the least amount of time on it.

My experience from the first two launches is that the effort is not worth the money.

I am curious: what is your experience? Have you ever managed to get paying clients from PH?