We re usually very good at creating to-do lists for work.
But what about everything outside of work?

I ve started turning my personal habits into a checklist to build discipline and make these habits non-negotiable over time.

Here s mine:

What s New in v0.6.0

• Native macOS Support: A fully optimized, high-performance Mac version that matches our Windows experience.

• Selection Context (Experimental): Move beyond just words. When you select text, Everywhere now captures the surrounding context, drastically improving the accuracy of translations and explanations.

• Integrated Settings: No more digging through menus. Open and tweak your settings directly from the chat window.

• Smarter Tools: Enhanced file encoding detection and optimized web search prompts for more precise answers.

you can follow drift's progress and other cool stuff im making on x - https://x.com/divikkk1
Ive Thought about some more features for drift and how they can help creators ,
happy recording !

Building a browser extension for fashion shoppers taught me something I didn't expect: the tech isn't the hard part.

I'm a solo founder working on a shopping tool. My target users are women aged 15-35 who want to look good and save money. They're not on Product Hunt. They don't hang out in founder communities. They discover products through TikTok hauls and Instagram reels.

The idea is simple: pick a vibe upload a selfie get a consistent pack of share-worthy pics in minutes.

Works great for: profile pics, dating apps, UGC, new year / glow up content, and just having fun.

There s a Free plan, so you can try it instantly.

MUJO Photoshoot is also part of MUJO an AI Visual Studio, where we re building more mini-apps for social + ecommerce.

Since launching on Product Hunt, the feedback has been amazing.

A dozen messages, feature requests, and ideas are flooding in from every platform.

And honestly?

Some of you have taken ExtraBar further than I ever imagined.

I m noticing something weird happening in solo dev land.

We used to compete on:

• remembering docs

• knowing frameworks

• being a better coder

Now it feels like the real edge is: