Same expectations.
Same cleanliness.
Same level of readiness.

When that baseline shifts between PRs,
reviewers subconsciously lower the bar.

Three days ago, I hit "Publish" on Product Hunt for ExtraBar, a menu bar customization tool I'd been building for months.

I honestly didn't know what to expect.

What happened next caught me completely off guard.

Hey folks,
I m Stella, and I am excited to be here. I mostly come here to explore new launches, read the comments (sometimes even before the product), and understand what truly makes a product stand out.

Quick one for you:
Do you check the comments or the product page first on Product Hunt?

Looking forward to joining the conversations.

Hey everyone I m Aditya.

I ve been building products for a while and kept running into the same issue:
users do give feedback, but it rarely lands where teams can act on it quickly.

Lately I ve been focused on tooling that fits into existing workflows (especially Slack-first teams).

Excited to learn from others here what s one problem you keep solving over and over in your products?

Most people think AI will take over every tech job, and knowing code is irrelevant I strongly disagree. Let me explain why.

AI can write code faster than most of us, sure. But three skills matter more than ever in a world where everyone just vibes it: