Yes/No 塔罗 AI — 融合 AI 技术与塔罗洞见，快速获得"是"与"否"解答

TarotYet — 免费 AI 塔罗牌占卜平台。提供情境感知的 Yes/No 塔罗占卜和深度爱情塔罗解读，帮助做出清晰可行的决策

@Aaron_1337 · X

I built this a year ago, just as a fun experiment, and posted it on my portfolio. It was getting a lot of monthly traffic so I built it as a stand alone app and monetized it. Slowly but surely it’s growing :) Mobile app launches soon too.

@TarotapApp · X

yoann_debidev · Product Hunt

Laminor Personalized tarot, astrology and numerology with AI

md2card — MD2Card 在线工具，支持多主题，一键将 Markdown 拆分并生成知识卡片，支持 AI 魔幻卡片和长文智能拆分功能，可编辑，可导出 PNG/SVG/PDF，适合笔记分享与社媒传播

u/muyenlee · Reddit

I built iYarrow — I Ching casting + Zi Wei Dou Shu natal charts, on an open-source divination engine Two divination tools in one app: I Ching — cast a hexagram for the actual decision in front of you. Free, no account needed. Zi Wei Dou Shu (紫微斗數) — a natal chart that gives the longer-range picture your hexagram sits inside. Free full chart, all 12 palaces computed instantly, tap any palace to read it. One $5.99 unlock covers an in-depth reading + the annual (流年) report. Stack: Next.js

u/holios89 · Reddit

Built an AI SaaS that turns your notes/articles/PDFs into study flashcards — looking for harsh feedback (and bugs) Hey folks, Solo/small side project here: Deckly ( deckly.one ) — an AI-powered flashcard generator for spaced-repetition learning (Anki-compatible export). You give it text, a PDF, or an article link, it generates a deck of flashcards (Q&A, Cloze, or multiple choice), optionally with TTS audio and images per card, and you can study it right in the browser or export to `.apkg`.

@aimansarchive · X

palm reading online — AI 看手相网站

@chriswtam · X

Four months ago, I launched on a brand-new domain as a hobby project. This past week, it reached: - 5,709 Google clicks - 237,600 Google impressions - 17,755 total page views I’m a marketer, not a developer. I just like building things and making number go up 🚀. gave me an excuse to do both while solving a problem I actually had. I collect trading cards and regularly attend card shows, but finding local events was surprisingly difficult. The information was scattered across organizer websites, Instagram, Facebook, Eventbrite, and local groups. There wasn’t one place I trusted to find them all, so I decided to make it myself. My first attempt in 2025 stalled. I could build a decent-looking frontend, but the backend, submissions, and data pipeline were beyond my vibe-coding skills at the time. Then an episode from @gregisenberg in Feb 2026 convinced me to try again with Claude Code. For the first time, building the full directory felt possi

@TuloSaswat · X

It's not a startup to say. But a small initiative from my end.