Litlyx is the freshest and easy google analytics alternative. Get up and ready in just 30 seconds with one line of code.  It is open-source & self-hostable with docker. Gain Actionable AI powered insights to take matrics driven decisions.

Problems we solve:
- We simplify the setup for developers
- Our documentation is easy
- We offer innovation on tracking
- We integrate an AI to analyze data
- We are the most cost effective tool
Main Features:
- Web Analytics
- Custom Events Tracking
- AI-Powered Insights
- One-Click Reports
- Advanced Raw Data Handling
We offer a Free-Forever plan to start. Why not than!

Litlyx

BountyHub is a platform where developers can put bounties on their Github issues or earn money by solving them. Secure payments and dispute resolution make BountyHub a reliable way to incentivize open-source contributions.

BountyHub

Minute is an open-source time tracking app designed for personal use, helping you increase meaningful time and reduce less meaningful time. Organize your tracked time with a folder structure, and create charts to see if your time is being used ideally.Hello, Product Hunters! 👋
I’m excited to introduce Minute to you all here on Product Hunt.

# Motivation
While there are plenty of time tracking apps available, most are designed for teams and come with unnecessary features for individuals, or they lack the features needed to thoroughly analyze personal time usage. I wanted something simpler yet powerful to help me improve how I spend my time.

# Features
In contrast to other time tracking apps, Minute is all about focusing on individual use with a single objective: to increase meaningful time and help you make your day more satisfying. Every feature in Minute is designed for thorough analysis.

You can organize your tracked time with a folder structure, making it easy to sum and analyze time usage on a folder-by-folder basis.

Additionally, the category feature allows you to group multiple folders into a single category for even more comprehensive analysis. For example, you can group folders like "Unnecessary Meetings" and "Social Media" into a category for time you want to reduce, and group folders like "Language Learning" and "Reading Books" into a category for time you want to increase, and analyze them accordingly.

# Open Source
Minute is open-source software (OSS), so anyone can freely self-host and contribute to the project. One of the reasons I posted Minute on Product Hunt is to find contributors. Contributions are always welcome!

You can try Minute at the demo site without needing to register an account.
👉 DEMOThis is great @ktmouk, thank you for making it available as OSS. The design looks very intuitive and user-friendly! Starred on GitHub :) Might implement it in my own personal project as well. Does the current license allow to include in non-commercial projects?Thank you, @owenfar! Minute is under the AGPL-3.0 license, so you can freely use or customize the code in accordance with the AGPL license (https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agp...).Hi ktmouk! Minute sounds like a fantastic tool for personal time management. The folder and category features seem really useful for detailed analysis. How has using Minute changed your own time management habits?Congrats on the launch! 🎉 Minute's folder structure and time analysis features seem amazing for personal productivity. Can't wait to try it out and optimize my day!

Minute

An open source alternative to Lemon Squeezy with better pricing. Built for developers to offer crowdfunding, memberships, digital products and SaaS within minutes. Stay focused on shipping your passion - leave upsales, billing and international taxes to us.Dear builders,

After over a year of building Polar, we’re thrilled to launch v1.0 on Product Hunt today 🎉

We started Polar with the mission of getting open source developers paid. By building a fully open source (GitHub) funding & monetization platform designed for them. Today, Polar is trusted by thousands of developers and is an official GitHub funding option.

However, as we’ve been building, countless developers have been laid off all over the world, and an endless list of AI startups are emerging with the promise of replacing even more developers. Painting a grim picture of the future for developers.

We wanted to build towards a different future.

A future of developers thriving independently.
Shipping more open source, solo products and indie startups.
Getting paid to code on their passions.

So for our v1.0, we’ve expanded to focus on all developers who seek to ship independent software - builders, indie hackers and open source maintainers alike.

Polar v1.0 now offers:
- Donations, crowdfunding, memberships, digital products and SaaS
- Built-in product and subscription benefits. From license keys, file downloads, private GitHub repository access, Discord invites, and more.
- Powerful custom integrations using our API, Webhooks, OAuth & SDKs
- Powered by Polar as the Merchant of Record - handling sales tax & EU VAT

So you can focus on building your passion. We’ll focus on the infrastructure to get you paid.

We really hope you like the product & appreciate the support today 🙏🏼

But more importantly, we’d love to hear your feedback and how we can better serve you. Let’s build the best monetization platform for developers, together 💪🏼@birk Are there options for Metered subscriptions?@birk @hellosadi Hey, software engineer at Polar here! Not yet, but that's on our roadmap 🙂@andreea_staicu Thank you so much Andreea! 🙏🏼@hellosadi @fvoron It's in our backlog, but adding it to our GitHub discussions too so you can subscribe, chime in and follow along. But definitely something we want to support in the near future.

https://github.com/orgs/polarsou...@birk Congrats on the launch Birk, Petter and team!!Congrats on the launch. So inspiring to see a platform dedicated to supporting developers and fostering independence in the open-source community. Looking forward to seeing the impact of Polar and wishing you all the best as you continue to build and improve.@auroraw Wow, thank you so much for those kind words! Yes, it's a mission that deeply resonates with our team and keeps us going throughout all the challenges of which there are many. Focusing on helping open source & indie developers reach for sustainability & independence is not easy, but certainly worthwhile and I'm convinced it's the future. So we keep building towards it :)Fantastic! Polar makes open source more sustainable, and open source makes the world a better place! Congrats on the launch! BTW, I am very curious about what inspired you to have this idea?That's got to be one of the best product launch videos I've ever seen – congrats on the launch! Have been a big fan of Polar for a while now, excited to see it keep growing!@steventey That makes me so happy to hear. Obviously I'm biased + it's hard to know if you've been staring at something for too long. But I love our video and get really excited watching it. Glad it's shared even outside the team 😅

Humbled to get such high praise for an incredible crafter like yourself Steven!

Polar

Incerto Observability is a fully on-premise monitoring tool offering complete control and fixed costs. Avoid SaaS drawbacks like escalating expenses and gaps. Get RUM, NPM, APM, and more in a single, customizable package.Hey Product Hunt community! 🎉

We’re excited to introduce Incerto Observability, an on-premise observability solution for fintech and brokerage firms that demand full control over their tech infrastructure. 

With the motto of #OwnYourObservability, Incerto stemmed from the need to address the dire gaps that SaaS observability solutions possessed. 

Here’s what makes Incerto stand out:

Customizable and Controlled
100% On-Premise: Complete ownership of your observability data and operations.
Tailor to Your Needs: Customize with RUM, NPM, APM, Audit Compliance and business analytics all in one platform.

Powered by Flexibility
Scalable Performance: Efficiently handle large-scale data with fixed costs and no surprises.
Enhanced Control: Integrates seamlessly with your existing infrastructure while offering robust security and compliance features.

85+% cost-cut, guaranteed
Some of the biggest players in fintech & brokerage (FYERS, Dhan, Alice Blue) have leveraged Incerto to breakaway from vendor lock-ins with SaaS and achieved more than 85% cost-cut (with a break-even in months!)
 
We’ve closed 8 logos this year, with the goal to double that number before the year ends. We’d love your feedback! 

Explore the playground and share your thoughts or questions below—we’re here to listen! 💬
Link: https://play.incerto.in/d/c2b6ab...@shiva_pundir this is exactly what the industry needs! On-premise observability with full control is a game changer for fintech. Kudos to you and your team for creating something so impactful!@markmartinez Thanks a ton for the support! We are trying to solve this problem to the best of our abilities and beyond.Looks like an awesome solution for fintech! Haven't dug in too deep yet, but on-premise control and cost savings make it sound very promising. Congrats on the launch!@kevinmartinezt  Thanks for support! You can always DM us to know more.Incerto sounds like a powerhouse for fintech firms! Love the idea of having full control and cutting costs while still scaling up. The on-premise approach is a big win for security and compliance too. Congrats on the launch, can’t wait to see how it resphapes observability for the big players.@marygarcia Thank you very much!

Incerto Observability

Create shared inboxes, add infinite addresses, and per email workflow statuses.
UnInbox helps your team track emails through their lifecycle, keeping your team in sync, and your users happy.Hey Everyone!
After launching in April, and working with so many of you to understand your email pains - we went back to the drawing boards to see what the ultimate business email tool would look like.
With multiple iterations, a complete re-write and some snazzy code; we're super pumped to release Spaces & Workflows.

Spaces let your organize your email conversations, and act as a "location" for messages.
You can have infinite Spaces and they can be shared with different people in your org, or be open to everyone.
A conversation can be in one or many different spaces at the same time - support & billing, sales & legal, suppliers & finance.
And Workflows can be enabled on Spaces to add statuses to each conversation: New Query > In Review > Answered > Follow up > Closed

This lets your use UnInbox to manage your customer support emails, track sales flows, organize suppliers, or anything else that helps push the needle for your team.

And since we've been collaborative since day 1, you can still comment on any conversation to leave notes for others in your team!

And its all open source!

We would love to chat with you and see how UnInbox can help you avoid RE: RE: RE: and discussing emails in slack or sharing passwords - book a demo on our landing page, we're makers just like you and want us all to have the best tools.

Thank you all for your support over the months, and all your great contributions; code, feedback, or just using us.

It really means a lot to me, the team and everyone in the community
I hope you enjoy UnInbox Spaces & Workflows and it helps you 10x your business.@mcpizza0  This is the future of emails, with super intuitive and clean interface. So, I can structure all my emails in spaces.  Would love to see how the product will evolve. Omar and a team doing an awesome job !

🚀🚀🚀Thanks @mnewmeThanks @iuliia_sh gonna be epic!Uninbox is one of the most technically advanced open source products I‘ve seen in a while. 

The spaces and workflows addition is extremely welcome and will unlock a lot of use cases for us at Papermark. 

It‘s on a path to be a better Front, a different Slack, even a better Amazon Email Service. 

Happy user 👋Thank you @mfts0 !
Really excited to get UnInbox deeply embedded in your workive tried many “new email” apps like hey, front and even intercom for support and i think uninbox has the best mix of features and being open source to drive adoption to build the best team-based email@peer_rich Thanks Peer!
Glad you're enjoying it, and we're saving you time!I've used many email apps, from Hey to non-privacy friendly Google. I've recently moved my new startup emails over to Uninbox, and it's just a refreshing take on email. Congratulations to @mcpizza0 for the launch, and super excited to see where it will head in the future.Thanks @gadgick 
Excited to make your life easier

UnInbox: Spaces & Workflows

Git Begin: A web app to find & track your first open-source contributions. Filter GitHub's "good first issues" by language, stars and categories like Web Dev, ML, DevOps. Bookmark interesting issues. Dark mode included. Start your open-source journey todayI've just launched Git Begin, a web app that helps developers find their first open-source issues to work on.
What Git Begin does:

Finds "good first issues" on GitHub
Filters by programming language, project stars, and other criteria
Covers various fields: Web Dev, Mobile Dev, Data Science, ML, DevOps, Cybersecurity, and Documentation
Lets you bookmark issues for later
Works in light or dark mode

I built Git Begin with Remix.js, React, and Tailwind CSS. It's designed to work well on both desktop and mobile.

I made this because finding the right issues to start contributing to open source can be challenging. If you're looking to contribute to open source, or if you maintain a project and want to attract new contributors, Git Begin might be useful for you.
Feel free to try it out and let me know what you think. All feedback is welcome.Good idea, as a young developper I don't dare to contribute to unknown project, and I think I'm not the only one !
congrats for the launch!@franckwebpro Thank you so much for your appreciation 😊This is useful, as someone who uses GitHub daily I always wanted to contribute but never really found a project that made sense, I will explore on here for sure.@userinsite Thank you so much 🙏This sounds like a super handy tool for anyone looking to get into open-source! Just gave it a quick try and it looks promising.  Congrats to u ,Sahi!@patriciaharris I'm glad you liked it 😊

Git Begin

Chat with an AI expert on MUI without ever leaving VS Code. Simply type "@mui" into GitHub Copilot and get high-quality answers with references to the most up-to-date MUI documentation.Hey there!

I'm Ayaan, and I accidentally became a software engineer. It wasn’t exactly in my life plan, but here we are! My coding journey started in a pretty roundabout way. I began as a UX designer at CAMP Systems International, where my main task was to make dashboards look pretty. At that point, I hadn’t written much code, besides messing around with Webflow to build websites. I knew just enough about HTML and CSS to be dangerous, but that was about it.

A few years back, I started contracting with another company, doing the usual design work—pamphlets, websites, logos, you name it. But then, they threw me a curveball: "Hey, can you help us develop some UI components in React?" At this point, I hadn't done much programming, so my initial reaction was a mix of panic and "Are you sure you want me to do this?" But they were fans of my work and insisted I give it a shot.

My Project
The project had a straightforward tech stack: a dashboard built with MUI, React, and Redux. React was relatively easy to pick up because of its similarity to HTML, but MUI and Redux? They were brutal. Redux was a conceptual beast with its reducers, middleware, thunks, and whatnot. And MUI? It felt like every time I built something, I’d discover MUI already had a component for it. The sheer size of the library was overwhelming—until I stumbled upon my new best friend: Copilot.

Copilot
About a year ago—one year into my accidental software engineering career—a friend suggested I try GitHub Copilot. At first, it was magical. I’d ask it to write code, and It would just do it all for me. For a few days, I felt like the most productive person on the planet. But then the new-toy effect wore off, and I realized Copilot wasn’t perfect. For MUI, which had become my go-to library, it often used outdated documentation

Context is Key
It’s clear why Copilot struggles—it simply doesn't have the context to answer properly. There are solutions out there that try to tackle this issue. Products like Phind, SearchGPT, and Perplexity attempt to solve the problem by indexing the internet, doing retrieval using a vector database, and feeding that as context to the LLM. These solutions often perform better than a raw LLM, but they still have issues like outdated documentation and irrelevant context retrieval.

I’d like to propose a slightly different approach. Instead of piecemealing together an image of a product based on internet queries, why not provide a quality knowledge repository to pull from? In this repository, documentation, GitHub issues, GitHub repositories, code examples, and more should be easily searchable. Here’s my best attempt at making that happen for MUI.

MUI Copilot Extension
As a prolific MUI user, I decided to create a VSCode Chat participant for GitHub Copilot. This participant has indexed MUI's documentation and example repositories, and it can be used directly in VSCode with a GitHub Copilot subscription. I’m still figuring out how to allow everyone to contribute to this, but I’m excited for people to try out this RAG system. Hope you enjoy!Awesome, do you have any plans to support more docs?@nishkarsh_srivastava Thanks! I've considered branching out to other well-known projects, but being an avid MUI user, I found this a good starting point. Would love to hear your recommendations on what projects to cover next, though!Love the concept, Ayaan! 🎉 Merging MUI and Copilot sounds like a game changer for devs lost in the sea of documentation. Your journey from UX to coding is super inspiring—proof that with a little curiosity (and some panic), we can all become accidental software engineers! Excited to test this extension out and see how it stacks against the traditional search methods. Upvoted!@elke_qin Thanks Elke! Hope you find it useful!🎉 Congrats on the launch! Your vision has come to life, and I’m thrilled to support it by using it daily. 🙌
@ayaangill@zulkarnaim Awesome! Excited to hear what you think!

MUI for VS Code

Open source platform for fast-moving engineering teams to secure and deploy application secrets — from development to production.Hey Product Hunt 👋,

We're super excited to launch the new and improved Phase! 🔥🔥

Phase is an easy-to-use application secrets manager for developers. Instead of hard-coding secrets into your code or using .env files and sharing them over Slack.

📩 Simply import your existing secrets into Phase via the CLI by running: phase secrets import .env

🚀 Then inject them into your application at runtime by running: phase run node index.js

🔄 This keeps your secrets secure and always in sync with your teammates across dev, staging, and prod environments.

🏗️ Phase also integrates with other tools and services you may be using, such as GitHub, Docker, Kubernetes, and AWS. Phase will automatically deploy your secrets and configs to these services, giving you a single source of truth across your team and infrastructure.

🔐 We take the complexity out of securing your secrets by using end-to-end encryption, audit logging, role-based access policies, and IP whitelisting.

👩‍💻 We believe in shifting security left and providing an uncompromised, seamless developer experience — something we found lacking in existing tools like HashiCorp Vault or AWS Secrets Manager.

We're excited for all of you to try it! ❤️

Check out our GitHub: https://github.com/phasehq/console
Join our Slack community: https://slack.phase.devHey @nimishk, this is a great tool. When you work with a distributed team it is always a real pain to share secrets and credentials. I also love the fact that you offer a self-hosted version. Especially in Europe a lot of companies insist on hosting on premise 😅 

Congrats on the launch! 🚀I would love something like this for SSH keys. Maybe with local encryption and decryption on demand with some other key, like a smart card or something like that.worked with many open source clients and this is is def something they would love. Congrats on the launch!

Phase

Build hosted AI agents on Daily Bots, the Open Source cloud for ultra low latency voice and video. Use commercial and open models. Incorporate tool use, telephony, vision, etc. If your needs evolve beyond Daily Bots, run your code anywhere that supports RTVI.Hi Product Hunt!

Today we’re sharing Daily Bots, a hosted platform for real-time voice and video AI bots.

We built Daily Bots to help developers ship and scale voice and video agents, using Open Source SDKs and deployed on Daily’s global infrastructure.

For the past 18 months, we've been experimenting with and building tools for voice-to-voice and real-time video AI.

We've helped our customers ship games, meeting co-pilots, medical documentation systems, customer support agents, virtual interviewers, teaching assistants, low-code voice AI platforms, virtual avatar infrastructure, and much more. We love this new world of generative AI and we want to make real-time AI accessible to every hacker, maker, and product team.

We've helped create two big Open Source toolkits for real-time AI. Pipecat enables server-side "orchestration" of multi-model, multi-modal AI workflows. And RTVI is an open standard for connecting clients to real-time voice and video inference backends.

Daily Bots is built on Pipecat and RTVI. You can build a Daily Bots application using the Open Source RTVI SDKs for Web, iOS, and Android; ship fast and scale quickly on Daily's global WebRTC infrastructure; and retain the flexibility to move to a different platform or run your own infra if you want to in the future.

With Daily Bots, you can create AI agents that talk naturally, with fast voice-to-voice response times, interruption support, and multi-turn context management. You can use both commercial and open models. We’ve partnered with Anthropic, Cartesia, Deepgram, and Together AI. (And you can use any other LLM that supports OpenAI-compatible APIs.)

Finally, you can buy phone numbers from us and configure your bot to accept dial-in telephone calls.

We're excited to see what you build. Let us know what you're thinking about making with Daily Bots.

And if you just want to experiment with a few LLMs, prompts, and voices, check out this demo: https://demo.dailybots.ai/Hey team! This is really awesome. As dev, but even more as maker, it's super cool and I can't wait to play with bots. Really congrats for this impressive job and wish you all the best here!@german_merlo1 🙌 Thank you! It's really amazing to see how quickly this space is developing. Ping us if we can help with anything.The daily bots are crazy fast! Congrats for the entire Daily team on this launch, you are building something that should honestly be standardized when building multimodal agents.@mert_gerdan Standardization is definitely a big part of the motivation for Daily Bots overall.

- We want developers to be able to write code that they can use with a wide variety of real-time inference services. (Not just Daily.)
- We think that standardization helps an ecosystem grow faster.
- The more inference providers have really good real-time offerings, the more people will understand the nuances of low-level networking, how to optimize for low latency, etc. And that's the area we've always focused on building great tech for!🥳 Congrats on the launch! This is a huge step forward, and I’m excited to start using it. It’s going to be a game-changer! 🌱 @kwindla@zulkarnaim Thank you - excited to see what you build!