Product Impossible

The best new tools, apps, and services you almost missed.

Every week, we surface the top product launches from Product Hunt, Hacker News, Reddit, and more — so you don't have to check them all yourself.

This Week's Finds

  1. PostgreSQL-licensed Microsoft project that adds durable execution primitives directly inside Postgres — workflows defined in SQL, checkpointed step by step, resumed after crashes without a separate orchestrator. 1.5k stars since February. Pairs with Azure HorizonDB
    Hacker News Database
  2. Closed-source paid keyboard-driven cursor control for macOS, Linux and Windows. Recursive grid hinting positions the pointer anywhere on screen, including arbitrary drag actions. $49 lifetime, monthly and yearly subscriptions also offered
    Hacker News Productivity
  3. MIT Linux tool that exposes your NVIDIA GPU's VRAM as swap space over the network block device protocol. Aimed at laptops with soldered RAM that can't be upgraded but have an idle GPU sitting next to them. 443 stars in nine days
    Hacker News Developer Tool
  4. Apache-2.0 Rust video effect that emulates NTSC and VHS artifacts — composite blur, ringing, chroma noise, head-switching. Ships as a standalone GUI plus After Effects, Premiere and OpenFX plugins. 2.2k stars
    Hacker News Creative Tool
  5. MIT CLI that turns an LLM into a tutor instead of a shortcut — generates hands-on multi-part technical tutorials tuned to be approachable, then has you work through them yourself. 728 stars in a month
    Show HN AI Tooling
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