Nick Payne

Hi folks! Nick here - maker of Bluesky Inbox and others. Bluesky Inbox is a browser-based keyword tracker that respects your privacy. No servers, no costly subscriptions, no artificially imposed limits. It is: * 100% private - your data stays in your browser * 100% unlimited - track as many keywords as you want * 100% anonymous - you don't need to sign in to Bluesky Inbox or Bluesky...

Hi again PH! 👋 I've always wanted to be able to proudly share in visual form how often the SaaS products I've shipped this year are updated after launch: that is, how often I've been iterating on them and pushing code to production. Not only is "Deployment Frequency" one of the original four key DORA metrics (https://cloud.google.com/blog/pr...), it's also a clear outward signal to whoever...

Hi PH! Delighted to be back with another launch 🚀 I've had a WHOOP strap (a smart wearable not too dissimilar to a Fitbit or Apple watch) for almost three years now and I love it, but I've always wanted more data than the WHOOP app shows you: specifically I wanted a better understanding of my long-term trends over months and years rather than days and weeks. That desire coupled with WHOOP...

Hey folks, delighted to be here again! 👋 I was a freelance Software Engineer for many years and always found that the commit history of each new codebase I worked with told me a vital story about it. I dread to think how many hours I spent reading commit logs! I created a ChatGPT-powered suite of tools to help myself and others uncover stories which can be told from commit history alone - no...

Hi everybody! Back again 9 years after my first (and only - until now!) PH launch 🥳. I'm proud to share Feedback Rocket with the Product Hunt community as the first in what I hope will be a series of Micro SaaS products this year after leaving my full-time software engineering job in February 2023 and I'm excited to see what you all make of it.

Hi all! Project creator here. I built Finch to help developers/designers - technical or otherwise - preview their development sites on a secure, public URL, with a particular eye on those whose networks or skillsets don't otherwise let them see a site on their mobile or tablet device during development. Would love to hear your thoughts! Nick