Phil Wornath

Hey again everyone! 👋 Tired of endless tabs and unfinished articles? So was I (Phil, solo maker). As someone who enjoys long-form reads but often lacks the time (or language when it's deep scientific stuff), I created AI Summary Helper to bring relevant content straight to my e-reader, with summaries tailored to my interests and style. Why Use AI Summary Helper? Custom Summaries: Perfectly...

Dear ProductHunt Community 🌟, Here a product which is not a polished product - but rather a DIY hack, a framework that helped me improve my reading & journaling- habits. As a UX Designer, I often find digital products either distracting or simply pushing us to buy more physical items. My goal is to create meaningful experiences, stimulate good habits, and align our actions with a...

Hello, Product Hunt! 🚀 You are on the hunt for interesting articles around the web, open 100 tabs and end up… not reading them. Sounds familiar? As someone who loves to consume extensive written web content like scientific articles but often struggles with time constraints, I developed this tool to transform the way we interact with online information. AI Summary Helper uses the latest...

Dearest ProductHunt Community! 🚀 Today, I'm excited to introduce SmoothRide, a web application designed to bridge the gap between citizens and urban planners. This project is the culmination of my journey that began with getting absorbed in YouTube channels like NotJustBikes, Shifter, and Adam Something, which opened my eyes to the profound societal impact of livable cities and cycling...

As we approach the new year, many of us are looking for ways to improve our habits and overall well-being. If you're like me, a data-driven UX designer, you may be particularly interested in the quantified self movement and the benefits of using technology and data to track and measure different aspects of your life. I have tried a variety of habit tracking tools and apps in the past, but...

Sounds awesome. Would probably empathise on the "making time" aspect more - and how it differs from other calendars - also when it comes to planning with multiple people.. What I'm really missing (and almost wanted to build myself) is a tool where my friends could see where I am (hopping between 5 cities) / what I'm doing / how busy I am / how charged my social battery is. Could imagine...

This year I got a diagnosis and my doctor issued me a medical ID - but it was handwritten in German. I was really afraid of what would happen if I was abroad as a digital nomad and the local doctor had no idea what it said. I wanted to prepared for accidents but had doubts about the accessibility of the built-in 📱 iOS / Android ICE features. I was looking for Medical IDs / ICE (In Case of...

Damn, I was always thinking about such a concept when playing Need for Speed 10 years ago - Why can't I be prompted with such things during waiting time - or in order to start a new race. Great!

Nice idea - but in my case macOS shows a very high battery impact (#2 after Firefox, 10 times higher than Spotify). So if there is something you could finetune: It's the battery consumption.

I would consider N26 over bunq in terms of transparency. Once, I enabled a function (Apple Pay) in bunq, which is included for free at N26 (so I did not even think about it might be a premium feature at bunq and nor there was any clearly visible prompt like "You are now switching from FREE TO PREMIUM") but one month later I found, that suddenly the premium membership for 7.99/mo got enabled....