Hey Product Hunt!

I'm Erez, and I'm ridiculously excited to finally share RevOps Pulse with you all!

The Problem I Was Sick Of:

As a SaaS founder, I was drowning in spreadsheets. Every month, I'd spend hours exporting CSVs from Stripe, building pivot tables, and trying to figure out basic questions like "What's my REAL MRR?" or "Which customers are at risk of churning?"

A few days ago stumbled upon a statistic that Reddit is widely used as a source of information for AI answers.

Reddit answered: They wanna block access to the Internet Archive (kind of protection against scraping)

We are building atono for builders. A design consideration is whether to subtly embed and include AI as a facilitator (coach, assistant, biggest fan) or to be more assertive, make features blink at users or just do it for them.

Example:

1) Write your story for you with ChatPRD or Help you write a high quality story that has value.

Hey everyone,
We are doing everything we can to gain insights and get feedback on our app. The people that trial our app do not seem open to discussing their experience or providing feedback so I thought I would ask fellow founders how you overcame this and where you go to get insights and feedback on your app.

Thank you in advance for any help.

I run a small digital agency, and lately some clients started asking if they can pay in crypto. I m okay with it, but handling the conversion back to fiat is a bit of a mess. I ve been looking for something that lets me accept crypto and just get EUR on my end without chasing exchanges every time.

As the founder of an early-stage edtech startup, I've been a little "overwhelmed" with which social media platforms to stick with. I'm not sure which ones to invest most of my time into and which to steer clear of.

Given that target audiences vary between different companies, how successful have you found TikTok, Instagram, LinkedIn, Reddit, and even Product Hunt in gaining traction for your company? Have you spent the money investing in advertisements or "promotions?" Was it worth it?
I've gotten over 100k+ views on some videos, but they haven't been particularly effective in terms of conversions.

YouTube learning has no structure your learnings are scattered across random playlists, you're just passively watching without retention, and there's no one to ask when you don't understand something.
Notetube solves this by combining organizational tools with AI to create an actual learning system:
Organizational layer: Create structured collections by topic/course/skill, track your learning progress with visual dashboards, and set achievable learning goals

AI layer: Auto-generated comprehensive notes (3000+ words for 1 hours video) and summaries from any video, key moment identification, personalized quizzes to test retention, and chat with videos for instant help when you're stuck
and more features like taking timestamped notes, but I ll stop here.

Transform scattered, passive watching into structured, purposeful learning that actually sticks.

Try it free: https://www.notetubeai.com/
Love to hear your thoughts and chat!

Hey folks,

I m building SaaS product on a ramen budget. The painful surprise? My burn on must have SaaS and Cloud is eclipsing what I can put into marketing and product.

I keep hearing legends about founders stacking thousands in AWS credits or discounts. But every blog post feels dated or locked behind an accelerator gate.

If you ve personally snagged legit credits (not referral spam), could you share:

Hey Product Hunt Family!
I'm Sai, an Indian developer currently building LexiOps, an agentic AI platform designed to revolutionize cloud management.

LexiOps is now open for early access, and I'd love for you to be part of this DevOps revolution.
Join the waitlist today and let's shape the future of cloud ops together!