I Shipped Another Product Today. Meet VRHow.
I’ve been working on another project, and today I’m finally putting it out there. It’s called VRHow and we’re now live on Product Hunt.
I like building things on the internet. Sometimes I work on newsletters, sometimes websites, and sometimes small tools that solve a specific problem. Today, I’m adding another one to that list.
Meet VRHow.
It’s a website for people interested in virtual reality, especially those trying to figure out which headset to buy, which games to play, and whether their PC can actually handle VR.
So, what does VRHow do?
Imagine you’ve found a VR game you really want to play. Before buying it, you need to check your PC specifications, understand the game’s requirements and make sure your headset is compatible. You might end up visiting several websites just to get a clear answer.
That’s the kind of problem I wanted to make easier.
VRHow brings useful VR information and tools together in one place. We’ve built a PC VR compatibility checker to help users compare their hardware against game requirements, along with headset comparisons, a VR game finder and guides to help people make better decisions.
The idea is simple: spend less time searching through different websites and more time figuring out what actually works for your setup.
We’re still early, and there’s plenty to improve. But I wanted to build something people can use, rather than just another website full of articles.
A look inside VRHow
One of the things I’m most excited about is the compatibility checker. Choosing a headset is only part of the decision. Your PC, graphics card and the requirements of the games you want to play all matter, too.
We’re trying to make those details easier to understand so people can make more informed decisions before spending money on VR hardware and games. Actual performance can still depend on drivers, settings and other factors, so the goal is to help people assess compatibility, not promise that every setup will run perfectly.
You can explore the website here: VRHow.com
We’re live on Product Hunt
Getting a product ready is one thing. Putting it in front of people and seeing what they think is another.
That’s why we’re launching VRHow on Product Hunt today. I’d love to hear from people who use VR, people who are thinking about buying their first headset, and anyone who has struggled to figure out whether their PC can run a particular game.
There’s still a lot I’d like to add to the site, and feedback from actual users will help me decide what deserves attention next.
Check out VRHow on Product Hunt
And that’s what I’ve been working on. Another idea turned into a real product, another launch, and another opportunity to learn something new.
Let’s see where this one goes.
Stay sharp.