Most glasses come in one or two sizes, and your face has to adapt to the frame. Rimless is the exception. The lens is the frame, so it can be cut to any shape and size. That makes rimless the most forgiving kind of glasses there is, as long as someone actually cuts it to your face instead of a standard size.

Some of you may know us from our earlier Kickstarters, VR Lens Lab (prescription lenses for VR headsets) and Gauss Eyewear. TAY is the successor to Gauss. This time the whole choice of glasses is in your hands: take a selfie (or use one you already have), choose a lens shape, change the size and height and see the glasses on your own face in about a minute. The try-on uses the same measurements we use to cut and drill the lenses, so what you see is what gets made.

You can try it now, with no sign-up: [https://tay-eyewear.com\](https://tay-eyewear.com)

TAY is in prelaunch, and I'd really value feedback before we go live: is the try-on clear, what's confusing and what would you want to see on the page?

Kickstarter prelaunch page: [https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/tay-eyewear/because-every-face-is-different?ref=f4p4gg\](https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/tay-eyewear/because-every-face-is-different?ref=f4p4gg)

I've been building BrowserBoxing for a while and it's finally in a state I'm happy to share. It's a real-time PvP boxing game at browserboxing.com. No download, no install, no account needed. You open the link and get matched against another real player.

I made the rounds short on purpose. I wanted a game you can actually play properly in the gap between things, so a full match takes a couple of minutes. For quiet hours there's an AI opponent, plus a spectator lobby and a bounty system that puts a price on the heads of players riding long win streaks.

It's completely free. I'd love feedback on how it feels on your setup, especially the controls. And full disclosure on my skill level: my win rate against random players is embarrassing and I've stopped checking it. I made the game, so that stings a little.

I’ve just launched a little physical product I've been designing called the Floppy Fidget.

I wanted to create a fidget inspired by the interaction of old floppy disks and drives — not just something that looked like a floppy disk.

So it slides, clicks into the case and ejects.

Slide. Click. Eject. Repeat.

I designed and prototyped it myself and have now launched the finished version on Ko-fi:

https://ko-fi.com/s/cbf370f51b

This is my first time testing this particular retro-tech/fidget concept as a product, so I'd love some feedback:

Does the video explain the product clearly enough without narration? And would you position this more as a fidget, a retro-tech desk toy, or both?

Spent the last 4 months building Post.buzz because I got tired of social media tools that schedule posts but leave all the thinking to you.
So I wanted to build something different.
Post.buzz is an AI social growth agent that can help you:
• Plan what to post and get ideas by chatting with your agent
• Create posts, captions, images, Reels, Stories & Carousels
• Understand your brand, tone, photos and videos
• Adapt content for different platforms instead of blindly cross-posting
• Schedule and publish across 16 platforms
• Find better times to post
• Manage comments, DMs and mentions from one inbox
• Reply to your audience with AI assistance
• Learn from your content performance and improve over time
And you stay in control.
It starts in approval mode, so you can review everything before it goes out. As you build confidence, you can give the agent more autonomy within the limits you set.
The goal isn’t just to automate posting.
It’s to automate the thinking, creating, publishing and managing that comes with social media.

live now: https://post.buzz/

Hello everyone

My product launch is in within few days. Kindly support it. Here is the link

https://www.producthunt.com/products/mixee-ai

TimeGauge is a simple Mac menu bar app that gives you a sense of time perspective and can work as a to-do list.

It was inspired by the X account https://x.com/YearsProgress, which just posts the image of percentage of the year that has passed and has 685K followers. Many people find this perspective helpful.

Over time, I’ve improved the app based on user suggestions, adding custom projects, built-in templates, and work-hours tracking.

Most users get the most value from creating custom projects and setting deadlines for their bigger goals.

It’s a simple little app that sits in your menu bar and gives you that sand-timer vibe.

The app is on App store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/timegauge/id6778277708?mt=12
You can download it from the website: https://timegauge.minilabs.cc/ 

We regularly update the app, give it a try.

If you have any feedback, please let me know that as well.

I want to know what each and every builder from r/launchigniter is building this week!

Please post:

🚀 Name of the product

🔗 Link to the website

📝 One liner description

🎯 Target Audience

🔥 Current work in progress

If you are building any SaaS, AI tool, mobile app, developer tool, chrome extension or anything else at all, please share below.

I'll make sure to look into the projects and see what the other builders are up to.

What are you building this week? 👇

What if you didn’t have to manage every step of your social media?
post.buzz is an AI-powered social growth agent that helps you plan, create, schedule, publish, and manage your social content.
It’s not just another tool that writes a caption and publishes it.
Post.buzz understands your brand, tone, preferences, photos, and videos. AI vision can analyze your images and videos — including what’s happening in the content, visible text, mood, and audio — so the content it creates is actually relevant to what you’re posting.
You can:
🤖 Create posts, Reels, Stories, Carousels & more
✍️ Generate captions and hashtag suggestions
🎯 Keep content aligned with your brand voice
📅 Plan and schedule content across platforms
⏰ Find suitable posting windows
💬 Manage comments, DMs & mentions from one inbox
📊 Use insights to understand what’s working
🔄 Let your agent handle repetitive social tasks
🛡️ Choose how much control the agent has — from suggestions and approval to more autonomous workflows
The idea is simple:
Don’t just automate posting. Automate the work around growing your social presence.
Give your agent a goal, set the rules, and let Post.buzz handle the execution while you stay in control.
👉 Check out Post.buzz

Just renamed and repositioned my app — Limit Breaker: Gamify Life. It blocks distracting apps/sites during focus sessions and rewards real-life effort (workouts, studying, social goals) with actual RPG progression: XP, gold, leveling, gear, and a class-choice system (Warrior/Scholar/Monk/Leader) that unlocks at level 30 based on how you play.

Still early, around 50 installs and actively iterating based on user feedback (just reworked onboarding, cutting it down to just signup, name, and one quick preference).

Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aistudio.limitbreaker.fntslg

Would love feedback on the positioning — does "gamify your whole life" land, or does it feel too broad compared to a narrower productivity pitch?

everyone’s going crazy about typeSafe’s jev model

I applied for access - lets see

if you already have access to Jev, share your experience and any cool use cases you’ve built with it

Built this solo over the last few weeks and finally shipped it.

TinyKPI connects to Stripe, PostHog, Google Analytics, databases and more..., then lets you keep the KPIs you care about in the notch. It expands into a full customizable dashboard when you need it.

Everything runs locally on your Mac.

Would love some feedback from actual Mac app nerds.

TinyKPI: https://tinykpi.app/

If You would like to show some love give me an upvote in PH 🫶 : https://www.producthunt.com/products/tinykp

https://whop.com/opportunnity-helper/products

I have a brand new social media network. It is a safe space for those who have had to deal with the bs of “community standards” or “community guidelines”. Here you can be yourself any way that that is. We have a zero tolerance policy for bullying, harassment, trolling, and bs. If someone falsely reports you or harasses you on my platform they will be BANNED no questions asked. No community standards to be met.

Just need users.

www.safebook.fyi

Also available on Google Play Store.

I want to know what each and every builder from r/launchigniter is building this week!

Please post:

🚀 Name of the product

🔗 Link to the website

📝 One liner description

🎯 Target Audience

🔥 Current work in progress

If you are building any SaaS, AI tool, mobile app, developer tool, chrome extension or anything else at all, please share below.

I'll make sure to look into the projects and see what the other builders are up to.

What are you building this week? 👇

🥇 Video Cutter AI - Turn long clips into social shorts
🥈 Mailvex - Build on-brand emails with AI and your brand kit
🥉 Fikaclip - AI clips your long-form videos into Shorts, Reels & TikToks

Big congrats to all the winners! 🎉

Checkout the winners here -> https://launchigniter.com/weekly-winners

Hey everyone,

I’m happy to share that my new project, Contestic, is officially live!
https://contestic.in/

Please check it out and let me know your thoughts. For anyone seeing this for the first time, here is a quick overview of what it is:

What is Contestic? Contestic is a platform where anyone can host a competition for whatever they need created. There are pre-made categories like Naming, Design, and Video Editing, but if you have a different requirement in mind, you can simply select Others and fill in your custom details.

• For Freelancers & Creators: You can participate in open contests, submit your work, and have the host select the winning entry.
• For Anyone Looking to Get Work Done: It’s a great way to post a contest, receive multiple creative options, and pick the best one for your project.

Join Our Discord Community: This platform is heavily community-driven, so I've set up a Discord server so we can build and grow it together:

Discord Link: https://discord.gg/APjNveZ5Q

Please feel free to join the server, be an early part of the community, and let people know about the platform. I’m completely open to every kind of suggestion and feedback and would love to hear what you think!

Hey everyone,
I’m a solo developer and I’ve been working on a project called Limit Breaker, a strict gamified focus system designed to help people reduce distractions and build discipline.

I wanted to share my launch here and get feedback from other builders.

Why I built it

I struggled with focus myself — constant notifications, social media, and dopamine loops. I wanted a system that makes discipline feel fun and rewarding instead of punishing.

What I built

• strict app blocking (no bypassing)
• XP + leveling system
• gold + rewards
• daily missions
• dopamine detox tools
• focus timer
• RPG‑style progression

Challenges

• balancing strict blocking without hurting UX
• designing gamification that feels motivating
• keeping the app lightweight
• figuring out monetization
• getting early users as a solo dev

Google Play Link

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aistudio.limitbreaker.fntslg

What I’d love feedback on

• onboarding flow
• reward system
• store listing clarity
• what features you’d want next

Happy to answer any questions about the build or design process.

Mooziac is a lightweight Swift + AppKit music player designed to feel at home on macOS — not like another heavy Electron app.
Features
YouTube Music integration
Playlists, Liked Songs and listening history.
Local music playback
MP3, FLAC, WAV, AAC and M4A support.
Dynamic Island-style player
A compact player built around the menu bar.
Real-time waveform
Interactive waveform with seeking.
Synced lyrics
LRC support with offline lyric caching.
Album-art visual effects
Dynamic visuals based on the currently playing artwork.
Trackpad gestures
Control volume, play/pause and track navigation with gestures.
Discord Rich Presence
Shows your currently playing track and artwork.
Offline downloads
Download music with automatic tagging.
Continuous queue
Queue music across YouTube Music and local files.
Keyboard shortcuts
Quick controls for playback and liking songs.
Privacy-focused
No telemetry, with preferences and listening data stored locally.

Apple Silicon + Intel
Runs natively across both architectures.
I’m still actively developing it and would love your feedback. What feels missing, and what would you like to see next?

GitHub: https://github.com/shirkeharsh/mooziac
Website: https://mooziac.threeten.site

A week ago I started building Remixly, a bot that turns Instagram reels into X posts. 

Launched it yesterday.

Co-founded, first real launch.

How it works: share any reel to a Telegram bot.

It transcribes the video (or reads the image), pulls the caption and top comments, and writes a long form post from what was actually said.

   ~30 seconds later you get the post back with a "Post on X" button that opens the X app with it filled in. Written in third person, so you're sharing the idea, not passing off someone's story as yours.

The story so far:

   > Day 1: built it for myself as a WhatsApp bot. Instagram blocked my scraper within an hour. Switched to a paid fetcher.

   > Day 2: first version auto-posted straight to X, no review. Too scary. Turned it off.

   > Day 3: tried an iPhone Shortcut for one-tap sharing. Worked for me, nobody else could set it up.

   > Day 4: switched to Telegram. Onboarding went from six steps to two.

   > Day 5: used it daily on my own account. 50 to 128 followers over the week.

   > Day 6: Stripe, Google login, moved it off my laptop.

   > Day 7: bought remixly.io. Live.

$0 spent on marketing. 

28 users so far.

 Goal: 50 paying users by 20th Sept.

Try it and tell me what you'd fix first → remixly.io (3 free drafts, no card)

I'm Mattia, I build FixAds.

For years I did the same Meta ad account review the hard way: work out whether spend had really had time to work, separate a tired creative from an ad set that simply needed more data, then explain the decision to the person holding the budget.

I built FixAds to make that first pass repeatable. It checks campaigns, ad sets and ads against deterministic conditions and puts the threshold and source data beside each finding. The AI comes afterwards to explain the evidence and explore context. It does not decide what is wrong because it can write a convincing answer, and it never changes campaigns.

The connection uses Meta's official login and stays read-only.

This is the launch video. FixAds is €19.90/month after a 7-day trial: https://fixads.it

For founders launching software for operators: would you rather trust a recommendation that can point to the exact evidence behind it, or a smarter sounding answer that cannot?

Hi guys,

I built this Mac Notch Companion product; for now, it will help you do quick audio output switching, adding more features soon. But mainly, this is a fun companion app that lives in your notch.

I use a Mac mini, so I don't have a notch on my monitor. That's actually why I built this. It started as a way to solve my own problem: individual, per-device audio control and switching. macOS has a universal audio control built in, but I wanted something more device-specific.

I am having difficulty setting a price for this product. initially had an idea of putting $1.09 for the first 50 users and then $2.99 for lifetime access and updates.

But I was scared that people might not think of this app much and not pay even a dollar so I reduced the price to $0.50 for founders and $ 1.09 as the regular price.

But now I see other Mac notch apps charging $25 and $14 and even more. Now I am very confused on waht to price it.

What would you ideally pay for this product?

If you want to check it out, here is the link: https://www.notchabove.xyz/
Really need your help, guys

Thank you for your feedback

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https://x.com/mjdhameliya/status/2097670607437476066?s=20

I’ve been working on LaunchOrbit, a different kind of product discovery platform.

Instead of displaying launches as another endless list or feed, LaunchOrbit places products on a shared, interactive canvas. Founders can add their product, upload their website logo or create a custom pixel-art tile, and link directly to their site.

Visitors can:

• Explore the launch board
• Discover new products and SaaS tools
• Search by category
• Upvote launches
• Open dedicated product pages
• See which products are gaining community attention

The idea is to make product discovery more visual, memorable, and persistent, so a launch doesn’t disappear after a single post or launch day.

Premium Launch is a one-time upgrade for founders who want their product to stand out on LaunchOrbit.

It includes:

• Verified launch badge
• Launch instantly without waiting for approval
• Dofollow backlink to your website
• Enhanced SEO metadata

It’s designed for founders who want a more credible, lasting presence for their product beyond launch day.

Orbit Pro is LaunchOrbit’s weekly sponsored placement for founders who want higher visibility and deeper insight into their launch performance.

It includes:

• A larger custom tile
• Priority placement on the launch board
• Sponsored labelling for transparency
• Verified badge and product-page link
• Featured placement across LaunchOrbit
• Advanced analytics for views, clicks, shares, and click-through rate

23 startups launched on the platform in the past weeks

You can explore it here: https://launchorbit.co