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shuvendu_mitra · Product Hunt

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@yathish79 · X

Hi I created this saas using my maternal uncle laptop pls comment ps: i don't have money to buy a domain, hope you guys like it

u/UnderstandingBusy758 · Reddit

I hoard YouTube "Watch Later" videos I never watch (OneTab). So I built a bouncer that reads the transcript and tells me if it's worth my time. My Watch Later list hit a few hundred videos. Every one of them felt "worth it someday," so the pile only grew — the same way browser tabs piled up before OneTab. So I built WatchBouncer. Paste YouTube links — one, or your whole Watch Later — and an AI reads the actual transcript (not the thumbnail, not the hype). Each video gets: a quality scor

@MarcoHergi · X

I wanted to join the Claude Code Meet Up in NYC and I didn’t got accepted 🤯. ⬇️ 🏗 Everything built with Claude Code: 💰 Products • Shift AI — • ShiftScore — • NUMEN — • JARVIS ($99 lifetime) — • LinkShield — • LUME Glasses — • Vibio — • MoneyTalk — • Bursary — 🤖 AI / Agents • AURUM — • Sterling (AI Operator) — • Agent OS — • SCOUT — • OpenBabel — • Jarvis Talk — • The Grove (OATH) — • Reflex (open source) — • RevOps Desk — 🗽 Personal / NYC • Bio — • Marco Web3 — • Tip NYC — •

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u/tejasghutukade · Reddit

I built Nxtrol — paste a job URL, get an honest apply/skip brief, then tailor your résumé Hey r/SideProject 👋 I just took Nxtrol out of private beta. The problem Job hunting felt like gambling. I’d open a JD, feel “maybe,” apply anyway, and only later realize it was a bad fit — or spend an hour rewriting my résumé for something I should’ve skipped. What it does 1. Paste a job URL 2. Get a structured fit brief (score, gaps, clear apply/skip) 3. If it’s worth it, tailor résumé + cov

u/Ok_Union_9840 · Reddit

I built a repair business where the AI quotes you in 10 seconds instead of making you call 5 shops The thing that made me build this: I cracked a screen, called four shops, and every single one said "bring it in and we'll take a look." Nobody would give me a number on the phone. Then it's 3–5 days without the machine I work on. So travelling-technicians.ca does the opposite of both halves of that. You get a real price in about ten seconds, and then someone drives to you and fixes it a

@YashPawar576844 · X

I used to pick products first and research customers later. That order cost me money. Now I start with what buyers actually say about the product. That shift eventually led me to build Pikwisely.

u/engineeralex · Reddit

I built a free AI tool that watches a phone video of your house and tells you what to fix before you sell People prepping to sell either sink money into a full kitchen remodel that returns about half (NAR pegs it around 55% cost recovery) or skip the cheap fixes that actually pay. So I built HomeBrief . Film a 3-5 minute walkthrough on your phone, a vision model watches it, and you get a room by room fix list with cost ranges and estimated value added. Calls from real reports, least aggr

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