PH热榜 | 2026-08-29

Hey Product Hunt 👋

We're 1752vc, a GTM-focused VC and Accelerator based in California that receives 4,000+ applications every year.

Something true about venture generally, not just us: most decks get passed on, and almost none of those founders are ever told why. That isn't investors being cruel. There's simply no version of the job where you write thousands of pieces of real feedback a year, so the honest reason stays in the room and the founder only gets a polite no.

So we built the thing we couldn't do by hand. Upload a deck and the Pitch Deck Analyzer reads it slide by slide the way an investor does, scored across 3,000+ investor attributes and trained on 25,000+ real decks and the decisions that followed them.

• It's calibrated on investor decisions, not design opinion. Of everything it has flagged so far, only 2% was cosmetic. And that is on purpose. Nobody has ever passed on a company because of a font.
• It tells you which slide, and which problems are load-bearing. The average deck comes back with a dozen flags, and they are not equal. You get them separated by severity and tied to the slide that caused them, so you're not polishing the cover slides while the financials sink you.
• It doesn't end at a grade. We're a fund, not a tool company. Knowing what's wrong only matters if you fix it and go back out, and for the decks that clear the bar, that road leads to investments from us.

2,000 founders have run their decks through the analyzer during alpha - before we'd announced anything! One thing that became clear in the results: what quietly costs founders the meeting usually isn't design, or market size, or even traction. It's the deck arguing against itself. A claim in one slide that doesn't survive the next, and almost nobody catches that in their own material.

Everyone here gets a 5 free deck reviews using the promo code above, no credit card needed. Try it and let us know what it caught that you didn't expect. Especially if you've raised before: does the feedback track with what investors actually told you? Those are the only tests that matter. https://1752.ai

We're here all day.

Cool idea! Will def use it for our next round!

Following. It's not one slide for me, it's the whole thing. The hard part is fitting what my app actually is, how it works, and what makes it different from competitors into a deck without drowning people in slides or packing every slide too full. I could stand on a soapbox and rattle off every feature and why each one sets us apart, but that's not how this game is played. And I have to get all of it across without giving away the secret sauce. Keeping it tight, keeping their attention, and still landing the difference is the piece I struggle with most. Does the analyzer flag when a deck is overloaded, or when it's holding back too much to tell the story?

Really impressed by the accuracy of the stage calibration on this. Testing our pre-seed deck surfaced issues ranging from missing technical lead context to unsourced figures. The distinction between critical fixes and quick wins makes prioritizing updates effortless.

This is especially timely for us as we’re currently fundraising. One thing I’d love the analyzer to assess is whether the raise amount, use of funds, runway, and promised milestones actually form a credible path to the next round. Investors don’t evaluate those points in isolation and they want to see whether the hiring plan, GTM strategy, projections, and funding ask all connect. Does the analyzer stress-test that overall financing logic as well? Looking forward to trying it! 🚀

Congrats on shipping! Thx for creating resources to help founders :)

I loved this when I was testing. Definitely a tool I can share with founders I know!

I would love to see this open-sourced, or an ability to push this through MCP, so we can run our own agents with the rules and iterate on ideas, instead of just getting a check-up. Great idea, best of luck with your launch!

Congratulations on the launch! This is very needed for all startup founders!

the community behind 1752 and this product is very helpful and engaged. this analyzer helped find some blindspots in my deck already!

I tried uploading our pitch deck, and the analysis turned out pretty good. For the most part, the analysis highlighted what information was missing, and it’s interesting that the recommendations even took into account that we might simply not have that information at this stage.

One interesting recommendation I received was regarding how we were phrasing the problem, even though I hadn’t initially considered that the phrasing might be misunderstood.

Love tools supported by actual data and not the AI fad. We'll test it out as soon as we get the deck ready 😂

This seems really useful. If I were to raise funds again for my next venture, I'd definitely give this a shot.

Great product, Congratulations🎉 on the launch!!

Such a great tool. The feedback was great!

Anything that will help us put our best foot forward when working to secure funding is deply appreciated. Having access to a tool built by investors to help identify where a deck needs improvement is invaluable.

I don't know what this is, but two random people sent me requests on LinkedIn and spammed me the link to this 👎

The feedback I got was very useful. It would be even better if it gives examples in addition to comments. For example, one feedback I got was that there was no "ask" slide. Some tailored samples based on other slides in the deck would be very helpful.

@tmaleh_ Congratulations. And happy product launch.

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I guess I'll be that guy. Folks, here are some rules you might want to consider.

• It's five core slides. 1) the problem 2) how big is it 3) the solution 4) how much do they pay 5) why you. Everything else builds upon 5 core points: problem/solution/how big/who pays/why you. Everything else builds on that.

Which means:

• Don't pay for this stuff. I don't know what "five free deck reviews" means for this offer as it's not explained on their site, but like the nutty VC Boom stuff (look at the similar products ---->), this should not be your priority when it comes to spending money.

• build the MVP instead of obsessing over slides. Get on LinkedIn, Reddit, FB, wherever, and get some customers to see if the dogs will eat it. The friction to build is very low and the long tail theory says find customers for your solution as that's the best validation possible. A "try it" email, trumps 5 or 50 slides every. single. day. No investor (ever) has tried a product, loved it, and then bailed because of a crappy slide deck.

VC firms, Angel Networks, Accelerators, all need deal flow and all have ways of getting it with this lemmie review your deck being one of them. Our man @ben_kahan, here posted a spray and pray list on LinkedIn of so-called angels with no links or any contact information. Head over there and look at the comments. Not saying Ben is a bad guy or doing evil things. I am pointing out that all of this not rainbows and puppy dogs or pro bono love. Ben wants deal flow. Nothing wrong with that. You, the new founder should go into this process with your eyes wide open.

Your 20 dollar a month plan with get you a lot of help. Ask your chat bot to identify the nearest angel group in your area. There are tons of true pro bono types willing to help you with your end goals in mind; not theirs.

And before you ask, I was a VC for 9 years and built 3 start up companies. I've seen this movie a few times.

Good luck

Hi everyone!

Hy4 preview is the next step after Hy3, and Tencent went much bigger this time. 770B total, 49B active, 1M context.

Tencent built a lot of the training around real work from its own engineering and specialist teams. The model is meant to stay with a task when it gets long or messy.

They also ran a blind eval with 163 internal experts across 203 engineering tasks. Hy4 preview came out slightly ahead of GLM 5.3 and Kimi K3 🤔

It is open under Apache 2.0, and you can try it now through OpenRouter or @WorkBuddy.

They are still calling it a preview. It overthinks and over-checks itself. Same habit as Hy3: put it out, see what breaks!

Congrats on the launch!

i had a long job re-derive the same file layout four times last week before it moved on, which is the overthinking you flagged @zaczuo . ate most of my window and i didnt even notice till the run diedddd.

Parse is Cohere's document vision parsing model for turning enterprise files into AI-ready data.

Problem: Enterprise documents (scans, PDFs, contracts, invoices) are messy, unstructured, and full of tables, diagrams, and charts. Most AI agents and search tools can't reliably read them, so companies end up doing manual review and data entry just to make documents usable.

Solution: A document parsing model that combines OCR with multimodal understanding, turning complex files into clean, structured data that downstream AI agents and applications can actually use.

What makes it different: It doesn't just extract text, it understands layout, tables, and diagrams together, and returns visual grounding (bounding boxes) so every extracted piece of data can be traced back to its exact location on the page. That's what makes citations and source attribution possible downstream.

Key features:

• OCR for scanned and digital documents

• Multimodal parsing for tables, diagrams, and images embedded in documents

• Visual grounding with bounding boxes for highlighting and source attribution

• Support for 9 major commercial languages

• Deploy via API, Model Vault, AWS SageMaker, Azure, or fully on-prem/air-gapped

Benefits: Less manual document review, more reliable AI search and retrieval, and document context AI agents can actually reason over instead of guessing at.

Who it is for: Enterprises with high document volumes (claims, contracts, invoices, reports) building internal AI search, RAG pipelines, or multimodal agents.

Use cases: Automating claims/contract/invoice processing, improving chunking and retrieval quality for semantic search, giving AI agents full document context including tables and visual grounding.

Try here

Nice work!

The bounding boxes are what i'd lead with here honestly. extraction quality is nearly table stakes now, but almost nothingg hands you a coordinate, so when an agent claims something from a contract you still cant show anyone the exact clause it read. thats the bit that makes it usable when it actually matters. You have seriously done greatttt mann!!

Hey Product Hunt 👋

AI code is difficult to review.

So you have two options:

1. Go through the painful review process, or
2. Go YOLO mode and commit without reviews.

If you care about maintenance of your codebase you will want to go through the pains review your code.

Most code diff tools today were built for the past world - but AI scale of code is different.

So I built seendiff - to scratch my own itch. It:
1. Automatically keeps track of what code you've seen in a diff
2. Keeps track of manually reviewed code blocks.
3. Integrates a code walkthrough that lets your AI walk you through the code
4. Other nifty features that matter - local global search, minimap etc.

Im putting it up at https://seendiff.com in case its useful to someone else.

Free. Open source.

What does your agentic code review process look like?

the "what you've seen in a diff" tracking is the part that'd actually get me to use this daily. is that state local to the machine/clone, or does it sync somewhere if I review on my laptop and then pull the same branch on a different machine later

took me a second to realise it had marked a hunk seen that i basically just scrolled past @abhishek_iyer . went back to that file twice more the same night and by the third pass i wasnt trusting the marks at alll.

Love that seendiff pulls the coding agent in to explain its own diffs, turning review from a chore into a guided walkthrough of large AI generated changes.

If I ever write my autobiography, I want to use the writing app from the writer of Silo.

No squiggly lines! It sounds silly but when writing those really are distracting, going from creative flow to "whoops I need to correct the misspelling" and the mindset changes.

I hope the Amazon publisher integration update is next but kudos on formatting for it.

Lots of potential, I will give it a fair trial from writing to publish. Congrats on the launch!

Does NEO support multiple novels or drafts at the same time?

I can see so many things related to movies and series I have watched lately :D

yeah @asadmalik901 this is the bit i keep coming back to. the cursor is the one thing you track without ever looking straight at it, so the second it starts moving on its own youre watching your own pointer instead of the work and it drives me nutsss.

The animated packs are the part I'd be most careful with. A cursor is the one element on screen that's meant to disappear into your hand, and motion pulls attention back onto it, so a pack that looks great in a store preview can be exhausting an hour into real work. If you can let a pack animate on click and sit still while idle, that's probably where the good ones end up.

Every demo GIF I record, the cursor is the one thing that looks wrong in the final frame. Does a custom one show up in screen recordings?

Public desktop crossed 3000 visits. Thank you all.

still thinking about the resume @sirinserhan . somebody looked at a public desktop where strangers draw corgis and went yeah, this is where my work history goes... does any of it persist or does the whole thing get wiped? i need to know if that resume is still up there.

crosspaths.me , launchspread.com and bookmoth.app just joined public desktop! welcome all.

@botric @SupDesk and Excel Help joined the recently!

Welcome all!

Someone just added his resume to public desktop. 😭

Also try: http://promptstack.space/

Someone drew a corgi, whoever it was, it was fire.

This is why vibe coding is so cool. Who would have built this 10 years ago??

Brother is this for real, is the data 100% accurate?

ADS-B and AIS are both self reported, so the globe is showing whatever agreed to be seen that minute. ships doing something they shouldnt switch the transponder off and drop off the map completely, thats a known move in sanctions work, and aircraft have the FAA blocking programs on top of that. does the app hold a last known position when a track goes dark, or does it just vanish @bilawalsidhu ?

The framing here is doing something unusual. Most products dress thin data up to look authoritative and you've gone the other way, real public feeds in a spy movie costume. The risk is that people file it as a toy and never check whether an aircraft position is actually current, so I'd put the source and the timestamp on the globe itself instead of an about page.

Well this was a genuinely pleasant surprise! I didn’t even know God’s Eye View had been hunted until it popped up in my feed today. Thank you to Chris!

The premise is simple - the feeling of a spy thriller command center rebuilt from signals already broadcasting in public. Essentially a real-time "common operational picture" of the world we live in - aircraft, ships, satellites, traffic, public cameras, fires, earthquakes - all brought together on a photorealistic 3D globe that you can talk to using voice control.

The initial demos went kind of viral on YouTube and the most common comment was "give us the code" - so here it is! It’s fully open source under MIT, runs in your browser, and the whole point is to break it, remix it, and add layers and modes I couldn’t even imagine. PRs are welcome so please have fun! And do tell me what should we add next?

"the data is real" is the part i want to know more about - is it live satellite imagery/telemetry, or a real dataset that's just not updating in real time? those are very different demos even if they look the same in a gif

One of the cutest visualisations I have seen today :)

the line that got me is "refusing a break is a normal way to use it, not a failure to correct" @heymossy . every break app ive deleted died right there, becuase it treated the skip as me failing and by day three i resented ittt.

The flower starts wilting, and suddenly you feel guilty. Much better than just a timer!

Okay, my lower back peaked right up and said, "Click the download button!" and I've got what for now looks like a pretty chipper cactus in the lower right corner of my second screen! This looks fun... Wish he had a ball cap. :-)

Hi! I am Maria, one of the makers behind WIT - Will It Travel?

Working in international teams, I’ve often anxiously reread a message several times before sending it, wondering whether it might sound rude, unclear or mean something different to the person receiving it.

That experience inspired WIT.

Paste a Slack message or email and WIT explores how it may be understood across American, Indian and Singapore English. It highlights potential misunderstandings, explains where they may come from and suggests clearer wording for an international audience.

WIT doesn’t rank one variety of English above another or automatically replace your writing. It gives you the reasoning and an alternative, then you decide what to keep.

We built this early version as Team Oranges & Lemons, an international team working together across countries and time zones. We’re launching early because we want real feedback before deciding how to make it better next.

Please try it with and tell us what worked or what didn’t. We would especially love to know:

Did WIT find something genuinely useful?
Did anything feel wrong or confusing?
Did the suggestion preserve what you intended to say?



Before you hit send, see if your message travels✈️

Hi!

Communication in international spaces can be hard, and can lead to a lot of misunderstandings among colleagues. That's where WIT comes in, send your possibly unclear message and see how it might be interpreted by other English speakers.

Meet WIT — Will It Travel?

WIT is a language risk audit tool that explores how a message might be interpreted across different varieties of English. For our first version, we’re looking at American, Indian, and Singapore English.

The goal isn’t to decide which version of English is “correct.” Instead, WIT helps make potential differences in interpretation visible, things like wording, tone, or phrases that might make sense to one audience but create confusion for another.

This idea is especially meaningful to me because I’ve experienced those misunderstandings myself when communicating with international friends and collaborators. Sometimes a message can seem completely clear to you and still land very differently for someone else.

We’re excited to be launching today on Product Hunt, it has been a wonderful journey so far!

What’s a phrase or message you’ve sent that you later realized could have been interpreted completely differently?

My copy goes out to a dozen countries at once, and I only spot the confusing line when someone asks what I meant. Which phrase trips people up most?

Not auto-replacing is the right call. Most tools go straight to the rewrite and you lose any way to argue with it. The thing I'd watch is false positives, because if it flags a sentence that was actually fine, people stop reading the flags inside a week and you never hear about it. Nobody files a bug for a tool they've quietly started ignoring. Three Englishes is a curious cut too, British was the one I expected to see first.

the use case i'd want is the reverse direction - pasting a message someone else sent me that landed weird, to check if it's actually a tone mismatch across Englishes or if i'm just reading into it. is that a use case you've thought about, or is it strictly for checking your own outgoing message before you hit send

raw is 12 to 14 bit and heic can carry 10 through hevc main 10, but plenty of converters quietly write 8, and you dont find that out until a clean sky bands on you months later with the original already gone. the fix id ship is the output bit depth sitting right on the confirm screen next to the space saved number, because thats the actual trade a raw shooter is agreeing to and space alone doesnt tell them. i went through the listing twice and couldnt find it stated anywhere @sgumz

How are you doing these? Can you explain the tech behind this..

The number I want is never on the default dashboard, so I export to a sheet every Monday instead. Which question do people ask it most?

Hi Product Hunt 👋

Coding agents have made shipping so fast that the bottleneck has moved. It's not building anymore, it's knowing what to build next and making data-backed decisions is essential.

But today the loop looks like this:

You and your agent ship → you check the data (if you remember to!) → you make sense of it → you decide what's next → you and your agent ship

Staats collapses it to:

You and your agent ship → your agent checks the data → you and your agent ship

It's a cookieless web script plus an MCP server, so your agent reads live traffic and interactions events inside your chat. Your agent will proactively warn you before you change something that was working, and push you to take another pass at something that wasn't.

Free for 10,000 events per month. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex.. etc.

Question for you: If your agent could answer one questions about your traffic, what would you want it to be?

the omission list is the actual product here @jpmarais . leaving out folders is the brave one imo, becuase the second you add folders capture stops being capture and turns into filing, and filing is exactly the thing nobody does at 2am. how long did you hold that line before someone asked for them!

Half my blog posts start as a note in whatever app was open, then I lose track of which one. Which route do you actually use most yourself?

I rebuild the same four-window setup every morning and still drag them by hand. Does a saved layout survive plugging in a second display?

I built Lubb because I wanted a calmer way to fall asleep when I’m alone or missing someone. Most heartbeat and sleep apps are either sound libraries or trackers. This is a dedicated heartbeat companion built around the iPhone’s Taptic Engine, so it feels physical instead of like another noise app.

"The repetition and rhythm of sensory stimulation… brings the body back to a calm state that allows the brain to function most…" - Dr. Bruce Perry : What Happened to You?

the thing id try first is letting the pace descend instead of sitting on one number. when im actually lying there awake my pulse is nowhere near a sleeping rate, so a slow steady beat under the pillow reads as wrong rather than calming and i end up listening to the mismatch instead of drifting off. if it starts close to where you already are and then walks itself down across the first few minutes, it has something to pull against. the ten minute trial worries me for the same reason. on the nights id actually reach for this, im nowhere near asleep at minute ten.

the fullscreen problem is such a specific, real annoyance - alt-tabbing out of a video to check one thing is genuinely annoying enough that I get why you built a whole app around it. to answer your question: I'd put a live terminal/build log on it. half my "just checking something real quick" moments are watching a long-running script or CI job finish, and tabbing away always means I come back 5 minutes late to a failure I could've caught immediately.

Haven’t used all features yet but so far impressed. Will update in due course.

Hey Product Hunt! 👋

Ender and Arda from Democruit here.

We built Democruit because we kept seeing the same story: candidates tailor their resumes, apply again and again, and still face silence, ghosting, or get filtered out by an ATS before a human ever sees them.

That frustration led us to a bigger goal: democratizing recruitment.

We believe candidates should be empowered, the hiring process should be more transparent, and opportunities should be fairer.

Democruit is a candidate-first career companion with an AI Resume Builder, ATS Resume Checker, Cover Letter Generator, Resume Website Generator, and Job Application Tracker. With our Chrome extension, you can also save jobs directly from LinkedIn, Indeed, Glassdoor, and other job boards to your Democruit tracker.

But it's not about generating another document with one prompt. We want to give candidates personalized guidance that helps them understand why something works, not just tell them what to write.

Being candidate-first isn't only about the product. It's also about how we charge.

We don't use recurring subscriptions. With our Candidate-First Pricing, you pay 50% upfront and the remaining 50% only if you're hired within 12 months. We wanted our incentives to be aligned with the candidates we're trying to help.

For our Product Hunt launch, we're offering 30 days of free access to Product Hunt users. We know this community has a sharp eye for products and user experience, so we're especially interested in your honest perspective on Democruit - what works, what's missing, and what we should improve. That feedback will be invaluable as we build toward our bigger vision. 

And when someone loses their job, they shouldn't have to pay more simply because they're between jobs. That's why we provide free access through our Layoff Support program for recently laid-off professionals.

Our long-term vision is bigger than career tools. We want to evolve Democruit into a more transparent, candidate-empowering recruitment platform - helping create a better balance between candidates and employers.

We're starting with candidates because we believe that's where a better recruitment system should start.

I really like how it brings the whole job search process into one place. The ATS feedback and application tracking are especially useful 💫

I really loved how easy and intuitive it was to setup and start working. The suggestions made my profile even better!

Everything on one app? wow. It looks like we do not need to jump between multiple applications just to get results! Kudos guys.

Huge congrats on the launch! That 'pay half now, rest when hired' model is actually genius 🤓finally a product that puts skin in the game alongside job seekers. The guided Demi feedback looks super clean too. Wish you great success! 🚀 @ender_ozmen

The part I like most is that it explains why a resume scores the way it does instead of just rewriting it for you. That's the difference between getting one good application and actually getting better at applying. The Chrome extension is a smart addition too, since saving a role while you're still on the listing is exactly when you have the most context about it. Curious how the resume website handles updates once the resume changes.

Congrats on the launch.

Exactly what I needed right now! I'm currently in the middle of a job hunt, and this is all I need. The feedback is super actionable. Congrats on the launch!

Hey Product-Hunt

Before I tell you about TCTGame, let me tell you a little backstory.

It was January.

Everyone around me was making New Year’s resolutions. And like always, I knew the pattern. I would start something with full excitement, follow it properly for a few days or weeks, and then somewhere along the way just stop.

But this time, I thought of trying a small experiment.

I created a group with six friends.

Everyone chose a few things they wanted to stay consistent with for the month, and every day we posted what we had actually done.

The rule was simple: miss once → warning. Miss twice → you sit out until the next month.

It sounds a little strict 😅, but it changed something.

Suddenly, if you didn't show up, other people noticed.

And everyone else in that group was also trying to stay consistent with something of their own, so you weren't doing it completely alone anymore.

We also realised very quickly that not every day is going to be perfect.

Sometimes you're tired. Sometimes work gets crazy. Sometimes you genuinely don't manage to do what you planned.

So on those days, instead of disappearing, we would post whatever we managed to do or simply write about why the day didn't go well.

The goal wasn't to be perfect every day.

The goal was to not disappear after one bad day.

And somehow, this tiny experiment started working.

We started showing up more consistently. Then people around us saw what we were doing and wanted to join too.

Soon, managing everything manually became difficult.

And that's how that small group eventually became TCTGame - The Consistent Tribe Game.

The Problem We realised we were actually solving

While doing this, we realised that the problem was much bigger than our WA group.

Most of us already know what we should be doing.

We know we should exercise. Study. Read. Eat better. Meditate. Prepare for that interview. Work on that side project.

And we've all tried things to stay on track: paper to-do lists, Notes apps, habit trackers.

They're great at recording what you planned to do.

But when you stop opening them, nothing really happens.

Nobody notices.

There is no accountability, and slowly it becomes very easy to quit.

That's when we realised the real problem wasn't making a plan.

The difficult part was coming back tomorrow after the motivation was gone.

What TCTGAME is today!

We kept the original idea almost exactly the same: Consistency + Social Accountability + Gamified progress.

You choose what you want to stay consistent with, create your goals and habits, and TCTGame turns them into a Daily Plan.

At the end of the day, you post one Daily Log showing what you actually did.

Your Tribe sees your progress, reacts to your logs and follows your journey. You build streaks, earn XP, climb the leaderboard and join challenges alongside other people working on themselves.

And if today wasn't a great day, that's okay.

Do what you can. Log it honestly. Come back tomorrow.

That's the behaviour we're trying to build.

Tools That help you actually do the things on your plan!

Over time, we realised that reminding someone to do something isn't always enough.

Sometimes you also need a tool that helps you actually do it.

So TCTGame now has:

• Daily Plan - everything you want to get done today in one place
• Steps -  track your daily movement
• Deep Work - focus sessions with app blocking
• Focus Gym -  small games for attention and focus
• Breath Gym -  Box Breathing, 4-7-8, Cyclic Sigh and more
• Guided Meditation
• Guided Yoga
• Reading Bingo - a more fun way to sit down and actually read

Additionally TCTGame+ also gives you a Weekly Consistency Report that looks at your previous week, shows where you were consistent, where you're falling behind and gives you action items for the next week.

The Core TCTGAME is FREE

This was important to us from the beginning.

Our mission is to help you become more consistent and become the version of yourself you actually want to become.

TCTGame+ is there for people who want the additional utilities and deeper weekly insights.

What happens when people keep showing up?

This is probably the part we've enjoyed seeing the most.

People joined TCTGame for completely different reasons.

Someone wanted to finally stay regular with the gym. Someone was preparing for exams. Someone was trying to switch jobs. Others were meditating, reading, eating better, doing skincare, creating content or simply trying to fix one part of their daily routine.

Different people. Completely different goals.

But underneath all of them was basically the same problem:

How do I keep showing up once the initial excitement is gone?

That's what we're trying to solve with TCTGame.

We're launching here today, and instead of only telling you about our product, I'd genuinely love to know:

What's one thing you've been trying to stay consistent with but keep falling off?

And if you've managed to stick with something for months or years, what actually helped you keep going?

Would genuinely love to hear your stories, questions, criticism or ideas in the comments.

The gamification makes staying consistent much easier

Love the concept! Habit trackers are easy to ignore, but adding a social accountability layer makes this feel much more motivating. Congrats on the launch!

It’s exciting to be part of something this early thats surely gonna be a hit. TCTgame helps everyone be consistent and strive towards their goal. It’s like that teacher in your school who kept on asking about your homework.

I am a doctor and because of my busy schedule, i always used to put my physical fitness aside, so i used tctgame to reach more people on my socials by consistently posting about my progress.. along with that i also went deeper into meditations and healthy eating..

Really enjoying the experience so far! Looking forward to what TCTGame brings next

Having being consistent in more than one habit for more than 100 days for the first time in my life, I can definitely vouch for this Game.

On top of it what could be better than seeing prople improve and grow along side you.?

Really like the idea of turning habit-building into something social rather than just another checklist. Adding a social accountability layer makes it more motivating.

It helped me very much for achieving daily goal

Hey Product-Hunt,

The reason I built TCTGame is because I was looking for a solution to a problem that I was facing myself. That's when I realised the problem was not with motivation. The problem was that I was silently abandoning the habits that I was supposed to work on. When life got busy, there was no one to notice that I had stopped showing up. And usually, I would only start again after getting some external motivation, like seeing someone else doing well at the same habit I was supposed to be working on. Then I would start again from scratch, and the same cycle would repeat.

TCTGame is built to solve this exact problem through social accountability. Everyone is working on their own goals, but posting a daily log in the tribe creates a sense of accountability. You've committed in front of these people, so you naturally want to come back tomorrow and do what you planned. And no, every day would not be perfect. Some days you will do very little, and some days you might do nothing at all. But even on those days, posting a log and reflecting on what happened sends a signal to your brain that you are not quietly abandoning the journey. You are still here, and you are coming back tomorrow.

Hi Product-Hunt.

I am one of the founders of TCTGame, and the true reason I started building this was because it seemed interesting to me. I was part of the first group of the six friends that @nikhil_mishra_ mentioned .

I always knew that this can be something huge and based on that instinct I poured all the efforts to build this idea into an app which can benefit more people like us.

Over time I saw the need of our users and we pivoted with that, built utilities, made interactions more fun, more gamification .

Anyone who wants to start a routine or achieve any specific goal but is procrastinating should try TCTGame for sure.

We have a tribe which supports each other just by showing up and posting their progress.

Hi Product Hunt, I’m Tw93, the maker of Mole.

I built Mole because Mac maintenance should not require a folder full of utilities. Mole cleans caches, uninstalls and updates apps, shows what is taking up disk space, and gives you a live view of system health.

The part I care about most is trust. Mole shows paths and sizes before cleanup. Scans stay on your Mac. Recoverable app removals go to the Trash.

Mole runs on macOS 14 or later on both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs. It is $19 once for two Macs, with a free trial and lifetime updates.

I’d love to hear what feels useful, what feels unclear, and which part of Mac maintenance you still need another app for.

used it for a while . great work . briiliant at getting rid of xcode bloat

Been using for months! A strong alternative to CleanMyMac.

Upvoted! Such a well-crafted gem with great taste.

The cleaner is often the highlighted tool but the truth is this is quickly becoming the “swiss-army knife” app for Mac. Easy recommend.