A week ago, Y Combinator held its Summer 2025 Demo Day in San Francisco, showcasing over 160 startups and highlighting 9 highly focused ones.

TL;DR: The most trending were AI-focused, specifically AI agents.

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One month ago we launched on Product Hunt. We got #3 Product of the Day

What we learned:

• Launch day is only the tip of the iceberg

• Preparation is everything, momentum is built long before you hit publish

• The community you nurture matters just as much as the product you ship

• A PH launch builds credibility and brand authority but it doesn t necessarily drive conversions. That s a separate challenge.

Exactly one week from now, I ll be co-organising a tech event (a hackathon), and I m realising how much work it actually takes. I ve been to many conferences myself to gather inspiration, but I still can t come close to what I ve experienced as an attendee. Maybe that s also because we re organising it as just a 3-person team.

If you ve been to hackathons or other tech events before, what made a positive impression on you?

Hey Hunter, Sheraz here (CTO/Co-founder). I m exploring a shift from support chatbots to a sales agent that actually helps shoppers decide and places items in the cart when they say yes.

What we re testing that s different:

• Decisioning, not deflection: compare two products in-chat with real specs/stock.

• Zero training ingest: it learns catalog, price, and inventory automatically.

• Timed nudges: smart bundles/discounts only at the moment of intent.

• One outcome: add to cart right inside chat + clear funnel/AOV analytics.

I d love your take on three things: