Sebastian Hoffmann

Hey Product Hunters! I'm excited to share with you a fun project that I've worked on in the last couple of days. Show Me Your Screen is an easy to use web app where you can share your mobile homescreen & apps and find inspiration from others. I came up with the idea as I'm a regular lurker in subreddits such as iOSsetups. There are also quite some Twitter threads where people share...

Hey there, I recently launched Memoly (https://memoly.app), a subscription manager app for iOS and Android built entirely without code. As I'm super interested in the no-code movement, I wanted to know what's possible with current tools and see how far I can take this. It was a great learning experience and I'm proud to share what I've built :) Happy to get feedback on it! Also, do reach out...

Hey PH community! 👋🏼 I'm Sebastian, a Product Manager / Designer / Maker. I'd like for anyone with an idea to build and validate something quickly. I got into the #nocode thing earlier last year and wanted to see what's possible with the tools out there today. Over the last few months, I spent a lot of late nights and weekends on my side project. I'm very proud to present the result today....

Hey makers and hunters, I am building a subscription manager based entirely on no-code tools. Would love to have someone supporting the beta test or general feedback :) https://memoly.app https://www.producthunt.com/upcoming/memoly

As a no/low code enthusiast, I have to say that Adalo is my favourite tool right now (and I have played around with all the relevant ones). It provides a rich feature set that helps me with my purposes. You can quickly spin up a prototype and even go beyond. Being able to deploy on web, iOS and Android is amazing. I also really like the Zapier integration that enables a whole new array of...

Awesome stuff, good job!

As a product manager and resume tweaking geek, I really like this product. The parsing and algorithm is not 100% perfect but pretty good. The insights and recommendations, especially for PMs in my case, are very useful. Good job :)