r/newproducts

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What are you guys building now?

I am not diagonised but I do consider myself having ADHD. When I first read about it, suddenly all my questions I had had in my mind were answered. Time blindness, attention drift amid of a conversation and completely forgot with the other one is talking about, very forgetful, unable to plan, execute well. The list goes on.

Now I've learn to have a process and system in place, predefined templates, processes, flows so I can pull them out when I need to do the same thing. I've put together a system of softwares, i.e. Notion as the main silo, obsidian for long term knowledge storage, cron-job.org to remind myself every 1 hour etc. I still need more features designed for my brain but these softwares are designed for neurotypical, they are all scattered instead of one unified. This brain = poorly regulated attention = scattered energy = poor execution = under achieve = self doubt + low self image = spiral repeats.

That's why I am building https://youos.stixman.co , specifically design for people with ADHD. An all in one platform to run their lives in. We love structure but tend to not know it because back in school, the schedule was all planned. You are free once you are out in the society, and that freedom is what make us stuck in paralysis.

Inspired by Agile, Scrum and Sprint as standard in the IT industry, this opinionated framework is the structure that we need. Also the AI system learns, classifies tasks and organise your ideas for you so you just dump and get cleaned up periodically.

Let me know what you are building too!

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u/marcoleeer — 4 hours ago
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I have made an AI-powered game engine on top of Godot. Would like people to try it out!

Viking Engine is an AI-powered game engine for the new creators.

Talk seamlessly with the in-editor AI that assists you while you make your game, so no more switching tabs between ChatGPT and your engine. Built with a focus on having a visually simplistic editor, it is not meant to overwhelm the new phase of creators with unnecessary engine clutter.

As a fork of Godot Engine, you will be able to work on an already existing game engine which is loved by hundreds of thousands of developers around the world.

Public alpha out now! (limited time only)

Download it at vikingengine.com.

You can DM me for queries or feedback.

u/oneboy24 — 3 hours ago
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Instead of percentages, I wanted my Mac to tell me how it’s feeling

I always found menu bar CPU/RAM monitors useful but kind of… boring.

So I built a tiny macOS menu bar app where an avatar reflects your Mac’s health instead.

High CPU? It starts looking stressed.

RAM running out? It gets exhausted.

Idle Mac? Happy face.

You still get CPU and memory stats, but now they have a bit of personality.
It’s a small side project, and I’d love to know:
Is this something you’d actually keep in your menu bar?
What moods or animations would make it more fun?

https://chippysplit.com/moodface

u/PromotionFit9100 — 3 days ago
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Popular Product to sell

Hello good people.
Please advise which is the most popular product to sell now worldwide?
Thank you for advice

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u/Mikephth — 5 days ago

What obscure/unknown products or tools make your life so much simpler?

Has anyone purchased a product, tool or gadget that seems extremely obscure to the masses and helps make your daily life EXTREMELY convenient? Something that someone who might come visit you would be blown away how useful such an item is and never even once thought about it? Maybe something you use around the house, in your car or just carry around with you.

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u/BunnyMcMuffin — 8 days ago
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If you had to start an eCommerce store from scratch in 2026, what would you sell?

Let's say you have:

  • A budget of $1,000
  • No existing audience
  • No email list
  • No brand recognition

What type of products would you sell today and why?

I'm interested in hearing what niches experienced store owners believe still have strong potential.

The market has changed a lot, so I'd love to know where people see opportunities right now.

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u/Consistent-Baker-980 — 13 days ago
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How many products did you have before your store started making consistent sales?

I've noticed some successful stores have only a few products while others have hundreds.

For those running profitable stores:

  • How many products did you launch with?
  • How long did it take to get consistent sales?
  • Did you focus on a single niche or multiple categories?

Trying to learn from people who have already been through the process.

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u/Consistent-Baker-980 — 13 days ago