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@MaxTechPicks · X
Buying tech is less confusing
Cognitive trade-off modeling and high-stakes decision intelligence engine.
@PrismAI_HQ · X
Make smarter decisions by seeing the trade-offs clearly. That’s Prism AI, an AI decision tool for when you’re stuck choosing between options. On Product Hunt Aug 29
AI platform to ask questions, generate images, and speak hands-free for better decision-making.
@Akinzoooo · X
A to-do list that picks for you. Your tasks become planets in a hand-drawn solar system. Land on one and that's the thing you're doing next.
@TooManyTabsTn · X
not a startup but if you are like me and feel like doing a brain dump of your tasks, go to: your tasks become planets. pick a planet, land on it, start your goal and achieve it :) open to any feedback, thanks!
Research, plan, and trade with confidence. Ask about risk, options, earnings, and what to do next - Thesis reads your holdings and remembers your strategy.
@iamAliAgha · X
Five historical figures debate your hardest life question and deliver a consensus verdict.
u/Rcoo232 · Reddit
I built a council of 5 historical figures that debates your hardest life decision (based on Karpathy's LLM Council) A few weeks ago, I came across Karpathy's "LLM Council" concept. You ask multiple Agents the same question independently, have them anonymously peer-review each other, then synthesise a final answer. The peer-review round is the genius part; models get surprisingly honest when critiquing anonymised responses. I turned it into a consumer product where the council members are hi
Get one confident recommendation for tonight based on your mood and available services.
u/Necessary-Ear7764 · Reddit
I’m a UX researcher who became my own product team and… think I owe some PMs an apology. 😅 I’ve spent YEARS being the researcher saying: “But users really need this. Can we get it into this release?” Then I started building Cuewise, a side project for people who spend more time picking something to watch than actually watching it. Now I have a ridiculous backlog of things that would genuinely make it better. (Some are mine. Some are courtesy of my extremely enthusiastic Replit agent.
Play fantasy pick'em games with real sports lines (no real money betting).
u/picklockapp · Reddit
I built a fantasy sports betting web app (no real money), Give me honest feedback (iOS hopefully coming soon) Hello all First time poster here A few months ago my coworker was showing me what he was building using Claude code, a mobile game, and I was definitely intrigued. He suggested I build something, and I kind of brushed it off and didn’t think it was something I could follow through with. 2 minutes later, I thought of an idea for some sports betting social media (basic, I know) and
Log and retrieve decisions with complete provenance for humans and AI agents.
@burn2delete · X
A collaborative, scorecard-driven housing decision app.
@VictorLepri · X
solution to organize house search, sharing with people to review and comment, rank and help make a structured decision. Tailored to NYC but works everywhere in USA
Make group polls in under a minute with swiping votes, no login required.
@DrockStowe · X
For anyone who has a hard time with group decision making.
Practice Hold'em pot odds by choosing Fold, Call, or Raise before seeing your equity and EV.
@Fakiry · X
Check out what I just built with Lovable!
