gm legends, happy Sunday.

Today’s standouts: a movie you don’t just watch—you steer; a bot that clears your inbox before Monday hits; and a tool to keep your brain from melting into weekend mush. Plus: how one maker went from quiet idea to 500 users and a buzzing feedback loop.

Top off the coffee. Set your status to off-grid. Let’s get into it.

P.S. Launching soon? We’d love to hear about it → editorial@producthunt.co 🫶

Alex Saint didn’t need another launch. He needed people.

He’d built solo apps before—put in the hours, hit publish, tweeted it out... and got nothing back. No users. No feedback. Just silence. What he really wanted was someone—anyone—to test things before launch day.

So he built IndieCru.sh.

It’s a space for indie hackers to find early testers. You share your app, open a feedback program, and start getting real input while it still matters. No more building in the dark. To make it fun (and keep people coming back), there’s a leaderboard, private test spaces, and a native token called $INDIE that rewards testers for actually being helpful.

Alex launched solo—no cofounder, no budget, just a livestream and an MVP. Somehow, it hit #8 on Product Hunt, pulled in 500 users, 80+ feedback programs, and 12 paying customers.

Now $INDIE keeps the whole loop running: devs use it to get featured, testers earn it by testing. And just like that, finding beta users doesn’t feel impossible anymore.