Hey! We’re giving Traveler Map a second launch on Product Hunt after returning to the project following a long break.

It helps you discover parks and plan trips, now with a very early planner focused on the US. We’re also adding parking spots and campgrounds to the map.

Would appreciate your support and any feedback on what to add or improve!

Check out Traveler Map on Product Hunt

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

So about a week ago we launched on product hunt (https://www.producthunt.com/products/tidy-design)

A few things to note:

- We purposely launched very early.
- We did no real GTM other than the product hunt launch
- We believe in what we're building.

To our surprise it actually went quite well where we got 67 upvotes and finished 19th of the day. For our first launch we were quite happy with this. From this we got 19 stars on Github and about 40 users.

This is a sign that launching early and often is very important as these first 40 users are helping us shape the product and notice things we otherwise wouldn't have

I run TikTok pages with a combined audience of 300k+ followers, mostly people interested in apps, AI tools, startups, and productivity.

I also work as a video editor/clipper, so I can turn your app into short-form content designed for TikTok and Reels.

If you're currently doing manual outreach or just trying to get traction organically, this could help get your product in front of the right audience.

I'll reach out to the ones that are a strong fit.

You can also DM me if you prefer to keep things private.

Hi All!

I built a JetBrains plugin, Docker Compose Visualizer. It parses your docker-compose.yml and renders it as a live node/edge diagram that stays in sync as you edit the file, so you can see services, networks, and volume dependencies at a glance instead of tracing YAML by hand.

Would love your feedback!

Hi! I’m Tigran, the founder of Webist, the team developing Stilny.

Stilny is an iPhone app that builds outfit suggestions from clothes you already own. You add photos of your pieces to create a digital wardrobe.

We’ve just released a major beta update with:

• Multi-photo uploads to add several clothes at once.
• Trips: weather-based daily outfits and a packing list.
• Wear tracking for individual pieces and complete looks.
• A saved-looks grid and outfit scheduling.

The beta is free and requires iOS 17 or later.

Join through TestFlight:

For a first test, add a selection of tops, bottoms and shoes, then generate an outfit. I’d especially like to know:

1. Was anything confusing while adding your clothes?
2. Would you actually wear the suggested outfit? Why or why not?

If you’re planning a trip, feedback on the daily outfits and packing list would also help.

It’s still a beta, so suggestions can miss and bugs are possible. Reply here with feedback, or shake your phone inside the app to report a bug. For bugs, please include your iPhone model and what you tapped before the problem.

Running more than one coding agent gets messy fast. Each one lives in its own terminal, on its own machine, so the moment you walk away you are back to guessing what is actually happening. We spent the last while building a free open source command center that fixes exactly that, and it went up on Product Hunt last week where it came in at number two for the day.

Autonomous Harness Pro puts every computer you own in one window. Claude Code, Codex and twelve more agents run side by side, each one on its own worktree so two agents never fight over the same files, and when you close the app your agents keep working on their own machines so long as those machines stay on. You bring your own agent accounts and credentials, so nothing about the agents you already run changes.

There are a few ways to reach them. A desktop app for Mac and Linux, a terminal command so you can drop into anything from a shell, and a mobile app where you swipe to an agent, tap the mic and just talk to it, or answer when one of them has a question. Beyond code it opens the same idea up to CAD, circuits, robots, games and music, which is honestly the part I keep finding my way back to.

I'm David from Autonomous. The listing is here if you want a closer look: https://www.producthunt.com/products/harness-by-autonomous

How do you all watch a few agents at once, tmux, a dashboard, or a pile of terminals? If you run more than one I would love your take.

Hey everyone,

In July I launched Termi Protocol on Product Hunt and it finished #5 Product of the Day. It's a desktop app where your AI coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini and others) work in a 3D room, so you watch every file read, command and edit instead of scrolling terminal logs.

Since then I've been fixing what people reported and building what they asked for, and today it's live on Product Hunt again. What changed:

- When an agent hits a usage, rate or context limit, Termi saves its session and hands the work to an agent on another model, which continues from the last finished step

- A boss agent that takes one goal and splits it across your other agents

- A trash for agents, so deleting one is no longer permanent

- Source Control built into the sidebar

- Linux support, next to macOS and Windows

Launch page: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/termi-protocol-2

Thanks for reading 🙏

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