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AI tool that picks a restaurant or nightlife spot in Toronto for you in under 10 seconds.
gurunoor_singh · Product Hunt
eatsTO — What's the move tonight? AI-powered food discovery that actually picks for you.
Find happy hour deals as the day fades into night — after-work drinks or an all-night plan. Search by day, suburb, or what's on, or pick a region to explore.
@skorulis · X
A leaderboard where websites compete by getting people drunk on their behalf. Play drunk minigames, put millilitres on a project’s tab, move it up the board. No money, no voting.
@mikeinsoftware · X
Save articles to read later with Vim bindings and passkey authentication.
eduardosasso · HN
Rdltr – Inbox zero for your reading list
Share a message and files now. They open at the time you choose. Encrypted in your browser, with a countdown link for launches, surprises, and more.
@_tonygaeta · X
I built Share a message or files now; recipients see a countdown until the opening time you choose. For a launch-day reveal, you can get the link out ahead of time without revealing the contents.
A focused weekly task and habit tracker.
@GasimGasimzada · X
Just shipped two updates to ✅ Full offline support ✅ Drag-and-drop item reordering Going fully offline was surprisingly straightforward because the app was already built local-first. #BuildInPublic #Productivity #WebApp
A focused feedback board for indie developers and small software teams.
u/grandamateur1 · Reddit
Why does feature request software cost so much? I have 2 apps, both without any good customer feedback collection mechanism. My apps are very customer focused, and so I wanted a way to figure out specifically which features to build next for my users. I first looked for existing solutions, but most were $20+/month, or self-hosted and difficult to setup. Many of these tools had tons of cool features which justified the price, but I did not want all of that. I created Simple Feature B
