r/IMadeThis

🚀 Valenta Health Tracker 2.0 is now live on iOS!

Valenta is currently available for free, and community feedback means a lot during this stage.
If you discovered the app through Reddit giveaways or posts, we’d really appreciate an honest rating and your thoughts on the latest Reddit thread.

With Valenta, you can currently track:
• Sleep
• Calories
• Workouts
• Running
• Steps
• Heart Rate

And this is only the beginning — more health features are already in development, including supplement tracking and additional wellness tools.

Every rating and piece of feedback helps us improve and grow the app. Thank you for the support ❤️

https://apps.apple.com/ch/app/valenta-health-tracker/id6760937182

A few months ago I realized the hardest part of building solo wasn't lack of ideas.

It was knowing which ideas were real.

Every "AI startup idea generator" I tried gave me plausible-sounding ideas with fake source links. Made-up "users" who don't exist. Fabricated Reddit threads. Vendor blog posts being cited as proof of demand.

I wasn't validating anything. I was just generating slop.

So I built something different.

Pain Radar pulls real founder problems from Hacker News, GitHub Issues, Stack Exchange, and Lobsters. Every idea links back to the actual person describing the problem in their own words. The AI doesn't generate ideas — it clusters real human posts retrieved from official platform APIs. Every source is clickable and verifiable.

Last week it surfaced a card about helping computing instructors integrate AI into their curricula. The source was a real Hacker News post from a University of Illinois CS professor describing exactly that pain, in his own words, written a week earlier.

That's the point. No fabricated evidence. No AI hallucination. Just real people whose problems you could literally cold-email tomorrow.

Free to try at https://ignytes.today

What's the hardest part of validation for you right now — finding real users to talk to, or knowing if the idea is even worth pursuing?

Hey y'all, For the last 3 months, I’ve been developing Raudra Cosmos: an Anime/ Mythology-inspired Multiplayer Card Battler TCG/ RPG!

Its a AFK Heroes/ Deck Heroes/ Eredan Arena type of Card Battler Game (Teams).

⚔️ Collect 250+ Gods and Build your Teams to Eradicate Evil!
🎴 Find the Best Builds for your Gods - Match Equipment and Runes..
🌌 Wage War against The Outer Corruptor!
👥 Team up in Multiplayer Guild Gameplay and Co-op with Friends to Reclaim the Holy Lands!

If you want to follow along the Development Journey, Please Join the Raudra Cosmos Discord Server in my comment down below.

You can also check out the Full Devlog Video on Youtube in my comment down below.

(Some images have been generated using AI as placeholders. Most will be replaced once Funding comes in.)

Would love your Feedback, Thoughts and Insights! What looks Good? What Looks Bad? Any Feature Suggestions would be Great! :)

I’ve been building Lottiefyr, a small tool for converting animations into Lottie files, and I recently added a new feature: turning simple SVGs into animations.

The idea is simple: upload an SVG, apply motion, and export it as a usable animation instead of manually rebuilding everything from scratch.

I recorded a quick demo showing how it works.

Link: https://lottiefyr.com

Would love feedback, especially from designers/devs who work with SVG, Lottie, or web animations.

hey everyone,

i'll be honest, putting this out there is scary in a way i didn't expect.

building something that actually matters to you means there's nowhere to hide if it fails.

decision theatre goes live on product hunt today. it's a 7-stage behavioural reflection tool for decisions you're stuck on.

it doesn't tell you what to decide, it names the psychological pattern that's been deciding for you.

the feeling i was chasing when i built this: recognition before understanding.

that moment where something names what you've been circling and your stomach drops a little. not "oh interesting" but "oh. that's what this has been."

it's not perfect. but seeing it through to the other side

is the greatest joy i've felt in a long time.

if you've ever supported a solo builder on launch day,

today would mean everything to me.

PH link 🤞🏼

Prompt: Should I wait for someone who says they need space?

I built TestLaunch because I keep seeing Play Store developers posting that they need testers, feedback, or people to join their testing links.

TestLaunch is a free place to list your app, share your testing link, and let testers find projects that need help.

You can add your app name, platform, category, test duration, contact email, description, testing link, and what kind of feedback you are looking for.

The goal is simple: give Play Store developers one clean page to share instead of chasing scattered tester posts everywhere.

It is brand new, so feedback is welcome.

https://tipitylabs.online

Every Google Meet or Huddle call meant alt-tabbing back to my Lofi Girl Youtube tab to pause the video. So I built the native macOS app I wished existed.

Lofi Space is a native menu-bar lofi player with hand-picked scenes (Zen Café, Night Tokyo, Cozy Room, Forest Dawn, Rainbound), each paired with its own animated video loop. The free tier covers everything most people actually need; Pro is a one-time $4.99 unlock for the extras — no subscription.

Free

• All built-in scenes with looping art
• Menu-bar popover + full-screen launcher
• Volume, shuffle, favorites, Now Playing integration
• All future scenes & updates included

Pro · $4.99 once

• Ambient mixer (multiple layers: rain, fire, birds, waves, river, white noise)
• Auto-pause when calls or other audio start — uses macOS's per-process audio APIs, so no microphone permission needed
• Global hotkeys (play/pause, swap scene, volume)
• Pinned offline downloads

Native specifics (because this sub cares):

• Universal binary (Apple Silicon + Intel)
• MB DMG download

Built with

• SwiftUI, no Electron
• No telemetry, no account, no microphone access

Download: https://lofispace.app (demo video autoplays as you scroll)

First public Mac app launch for me — happy to answer anything, take feedback, or hear what features you wish existed!

No account or anything. Client-side. Totally free and best of all: it looks cool

https://katanapdf.com/

I have tried to introduce all the features that I could think of. I've spent a look time tinkering to make sure it looked good and without bugs, but obviously there can still be some.

I hope that someone will find it useful and use it!

PS. I have designed a different version for mobile. It still works but obviously on desktop is way better, so for big changes I recommend desktop.

Wrapped a 4-month solo build and shipped Reflect on iOS last week.

It's a journal app — voice transcription in 10 languages, paper-journal OCR, and AI insights over your own entries (Yearly Narrative, "Ask AI" with citations from your writing).

Stack:

- React Native + Expo SDK 54, EAS Build

- Firebase (Firestore + Cloud Functions on Node 22)

- Gemini via Vertex AI server-side, ADC — no client-side key

- RevenueCat for subs

- Native Apple Watch companion

- ~52 screens, 10 languages (EN/FR/ES/PT/DE/IT/AR/KO/JA/HI)

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6762427801 (Disclosure: my app.)

Happy to answer anything about the architecture, Expo 54 stability, or the server-side Gemini setup.

A few things I'd love this sub's take on:

1. Vertex AI vs. AI Studio key. I went Vertex + ADC to keep the key off the client. It added boilerplate. Worth it for you, or do you stick with a key behind a proxy?
2. Apple Watch companion. Has yours actually driven discovery, or is it purely retention?
3. Cold launch with 0 followers. Beyond ASO, what actually worked for your initial distribution?
4. Localization. Did shipping in 5+ languages pay off commercially, or would English-only have been fine for early validation?

Hey everyone! Just launched CancelFlow on Product Hunt today and would love your support.

CancelFlow is a drop-in churn prevention tool for Stripe. One script tag, one function call — your cancel button becomes a smart retention flow that shows personalised offers (pause, discount, downgrade) instead of instantly cancelling.

34% average save rate. 2 minute setup. Works with any Stripe subscription.

https://www.producthunt.com/posts/cancelflow

Would really appreciate an upvote or any feedback. Happy to answer questions!

so i love video games, and i've always been fascinated by how they keep you hooked. the psychology used in apps like duolingo (streaks, levels, ranks) is insane, I wanted that same feeling but for real life habits.

i tried habitica. couldn't get around it. felt like i was doing more app management than actual habit building. too complex, too focused on cosmetics. (but it is a decent app overall)

so i just built my own. i'm 17, just finished school, zero coding knowledge , built the whole thing on lovable, but the idea and the prompts was done by me only.

it's called Synapse.

the idea is simple — you log a "quest" for the day (one-time or repeating). complete it, the battle is won. you get XP, you level up, you build streaks. ranks go from Novice all the way to Legendary.

my favorite feature is the Power Grid — 5 dimensions of your life (health, studies, spirit, will, skills). every quest is tagged to 1-2 of them. as you complete quests, those dimensions grow. visualized as an animated hexagonal chart (inspired by the game dispatch, amazing game btw). it basically shows you what kind of person you're actually building.

there's also War Band — invite your friends, see their quests, levels, ranks. healthy competition hits different when it's people you actually know.

dark UI, neon aesthetic, full RPG feel. All the titles, elements are inspired from RPG games

i built this as a practice project but it turned into something i actually use daily. would love brutal feedback — what works, what doesn't, what's missing.

https://synapse67.lovable.app/

recently a lot of LLM providers are starting to limit the coding plan with limited quota, and i wanted to know how much would i need to spend on API keys if i would use the same usage on daily/monthly basis.

i decided to make this extension to visualize all my token usage based on actual usage from kilocode, so i can model the estimated token usage cost correctly if I were to use the API keys.

i also added a statusbar to show the z.ai LLM provider quota usage before it resets

• https://github.com/sweetim/token-lens

It's stupidly hard to get right, and impossible to really build out alone.

Try it out @ yaps.ai :)

I built LabelChop because I kept seeing small ecommerce sellers waste time fighting with shipping labels..

The specific problem:
A lot of small sellers still end up with A4 shipping label PDFs from Australia Post, marketplace exports, or older workflows, even when they really want a clean 4x6 / 100x150mm thermal label.

MyPost Business can be set to A6 for some labels, but the annoying part is when you already have an A4 PDF or your workflow keeps producing one.

In those messy cases, the workflow becomes:

- download the PDF
- open it in Acrobat/Preview
- crop or screenshot the label
- mess with print scaling
- waste a few labels testing
- repeat this every time you ship orders

LabelChop watches your downloads folder, detects new shipping label PDFs, crops/resizes them, and sends them to your thermal printer automatically.

I also made a free browser tool for one-off conversions if you just need to fix a label quickly. (no sign-up needed)

Site: https://labelchop.com

It’s intentionally boring and narrow.

Would love feedback from anyone who sells online or prints shipping labels regularly.