Hey fellow hackers,
I'm a developer, and like most of us, I've lost entire days to "dependency hell" or trying to Google a cryptic ACPI_BIOS_ERROR.
This frustration is the only reason DivLens exists. I've been building it to solve my own problem, and now I'm sharing it with you.
My mission is simple: To democratize technical expertise. We shouldn't have to learn "machine language." It's time our machines learned to speak human.
DivLens is an AI-powered system monitor that scans your entire machine—hardware, logs, processes, and dev environments—and then lets you ask it questions in plain English.
It's really two-tools-in-one:
This is the part I built for myself. It’s a single dashboard to manage the chaos of a local dev environment.
See all your packages (npm, pip, Homebrew, etc.) in one place and instantly see what's outdated.
Ask complex questions like, "Are all dependencies for my Node.js microservice installed?" and get a simple yes/no with a checklist.


This is the bigger vision. It's the tool I can give to my family.
Instead of panicking at a slowdown, you just ask, "Why is my computer slow?" DivLens will find the exact npm process eating your CPU and tell you how to fix it.
Instead of guessing, you can ask, "Can my PC handle high-end video editing?" It will analyze your CPU, GPU, and warn you about bottlenecks like poor battery health or system errors.


I just launched on Product Hunt and I'm looking for real, honest feedback from other makers.
As a developer, would you actually use this to manage your own machine?
What's the one feature it's missing to be a "must-have" for you?
Does the "democratizing tech" vision make sense?
Any feedback on the UI or the AI's answers?
This is a 100% bootstrapped journey, and your feedback would be incredibly valuable.
You can check out the launch and the app here:
Thanks for reading!