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u/EmploymentNew903 · Reddit

Built a flight journal app solo from scratch — here's what months of work turned into I'm a frequent flyer and I've always wanted one app that felt like a real travel journal — something that remembers your journey the way you remember it. Every app I found either looked outdated or charged a subscription I couldn't justify. So I spent months building my own. Nights, weekends, a lot of coffee. It's called Flownto. It's completely free. What it does right now: Flight j

u/DilDaNiMaada_5911 · Reddit

Verdict-first travel tool — monetizing via affiliate links that only appear AFTER you've decided. Does this model hold? TripVerdict gives an honest "does this trip fit your budget" verdict from live flight/stay data. The wedge: every competitor (OTAs, AI planners) monetizes bookings, so their incentive is to make every trip look bookable. Mine shows booking links only post-decision, clearly disclosed — the bet is that independence is the moat and the trust earns the click. Early signal:

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@adeyeri_seun · X

Glad to connect. I built PREFLIGHT recently; it helps traders with their psychology and prevents impulsive trading. You can check out preflight v1.0:

u/resz99 · Reddit

Built a Pingdom clone that clicks through your app instead of pinging your API "Clone" is generous, I only kept the green/red strip. Every row is a feature instead of a URL. I've joined a few startups now and it's the same thing every time. No tests, one or two manual QA person, everyone just hopes. At the last place signup had been broken on web for two months before anyone noticed. Two months. Mobile still worked so signups never dropped to zero, the number just went down a

@pgardunoc · X

I vibe coded this for the World Cup, and other projects

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benln · Product Hunt

AirKaren AI that fights customer service for you