Hi Gang! Excited to announce that @arthur_romanov and I got nominated for our local Forbes 30U30 award - could you kindly support us by visiting the link below and smashing that button (under profile pic) to make sure we get the top vote Huge thank you for all your help over the years

https://30-under-30.forbes.ru/20...

YC-backed @Mintlify (YC W22) just announced a $45M Series B round, bringing their total funding to $67M, to "accelerate [their] mission of building the knowledge infrastructure for AI."

Read in their blog announcement:

Mintlify now powers documentation for over 20,000 companies, with content reaching more than 100 million people every year. This round accelerates our mission to become the knowledge layer that makes products understandable, usable and discoverable by AI agents.

I noticed your link is bunched up at the start of the sentence in the screenshot. To make it more clickable and readable for the Product Hunt community, try this formatting:

I just launched a new tool on Free Document Maker (FDM AI) to solve a common frustration: Passport Size Image Resizer.

Link: https://www.freedocumentmaker.co...

Most online tools are cluttered with ads or require software downloads. Our browser-native resizer provides professional-grade results instantly...

Road to 1,000,000 #Votap users Day 65 | Current: 1348

We re teaming up with @Vercel for a special launch day on Product Hunt.

If you re building on Vercel, schedule your launch for midnight PT on April 17 and tag it under 'Vercel Day' to be included in a dedicated leaderboard for the day.

Hello everyone,

I have some news to share regarding the iOS and Apple Watch companion apps for PawseKeys.

The meeting paradox

The async revolution was supposed to kill meetings, but it did the opposite. Since 2020, weekly meetings have increased 153%, despite every company adopting Loom, Slack, Notion, and a dozen other async tools. The tools multiplied, the meetings stayed. Something structural is broken.

Hey everyone

Quick update on VertoX.

Right now, our main goal is to launch both Web and Desktop versions.

Today, I want to share how the Web platform will work.

Hey PH community

I'm Pavel, solo founder from Georgia. Building two products:

Complyance EU AI Act compliance for SMBs. Free classifier, no signup. Enterprise tools cost $50K+/year, we built it for $99/month.

TraceHawk MCP-native observability for AI agents. See every tool call, cost, and decision. 2 lines of code.

Hey all,

One of the most important and challenging experiences you ll have as a founder is fundraising.

There's almost no public content on how to monetize a Chrome Extension.

Google invited us to do a podcast about it, sharing our learnings on how two bootstrapped guys grew Pretty Prompt to 40,000 users, 25% on annual plans, with ~7% weekly growth, with no VC money.

Hey, I m Ali from Turkey, and having almost 10 years of experience in web development as a full-stack developer.

I build products. Mostly fast, sometimes messy, but always with a focus on growth and monetization.

I ve been working on different kinds of projects across domains like betting, domain tools, and social platforms. One of my main products is Predicta Betting Tips, a coin-based system where users unlock higher-value predictions, supported by gamification (ads, rewards, VIP, etc.). I m constantly experimenting with pricing, retention, and conversion. I know marketing is a different story, and I'll focus on improving myself in that.

Tomorrow we're back on Product Hunt with something big.

Last time we launched, you gave us #7 Product of the Day and 488 upvotes. That meant everything to us.

After several years of founding and running a VC backed startup that got acquired by a fortune 100 I am looking to reconnect with the founder community!

With AI it's such a fun time to build now, but go-to-market is the new bottleneck. I'd love to connect with folks to share stories!

Here's the deal: Post updates about your project, or learning, or just document your goals on forg.to for 100 days straight and we'll pay for your Claude Pro subscription.

Hit 200 days and another month. Every 100 days after that, forever.

That's it.

Hello everyone, I'm a 24 year old Software Developer who's been tinkering around with code since I was 13, I started off with little Discord and IRC bots and CLI games but my passion for the last 5+ years has been web/SaaS development.

I'm new to the whole ProductHunt community. I like many of you came here to launch my product but I'm pleasantly surprised to see so many great discussions and groups on here and looking to interact with more of you.
I'm seeing so many new and old developers still struggling with distribution for their products and content, and yet there is so many worthy creations out there! So I'll definitely be showing my support and I hope to find some other founders and make some friends.
OMIU.ME

Launch page for OMIU

A huge thanks to everyone who tried Pinnacle, commented, challenged us, and shared thoughtful feedback last week
We were excited to finish as the #4 Product of the Day. More importantly, the launch gave us a clear signal about what resonated most.
For anyone new here: Pinnacle turns your iPhone into an AI performance coach. It uses built-in phone sensors, conversation, and wearable data via Apple Health to help you improve focus, resilience, energy, and performance with science-backed tools.
You can download the app here:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pi...
A few things that stood out:
1. People want insight, not just more data
One of the strongest themes in the comments was that raw metrics alone are not enough. People don t want another dashboard full of numbers with no context.
They want to understand:
How am I doing right now?
What is driving it?
What should I do next?
That is a big part of how we think about Pinnacle. The goal is not to flood you with biometrics. The goal is to turn signals from your body and behavior into something actionable in the moment.
2. Low-friction measurement really matters
A lot of people responded to the fact that Pinnacle works from the iPhone you already have, without requiring extra hardware to get started. That convenience matters more than we expected.
Several comments also pushed on an important challenge: accuracy and calibration. They were right to do so.
If you are using phone-based measurement, the system has to adapt to the individual, establish a baseline, and avoid overreacting to noisy signals. That reinforced one of our core beliefs: relative progress from your own baseline is more useful than generic scores.
3. Personalisation has to reflect real life
One of the most useful questions we got was whether brain-performance baselines should account for hormonal cycles. The answer is yes.
If you want to understand focus, energy, and resilience properly, context matters.
Personalisation cannot stop at a single static baseline. It needs to reflect the realities of each user s life, including sleep disruption, parenting, pregnancy, postpartum recovery, and cycle-related changes over time.
This is an area we want to keep improving.
4. Coaching works best when it is personalised to state, not just prompts
Another theme was the difference between Pinnacle and a standard LLM.
People have already tried using general AI as a coach, and the common experience is that it still puts too much burden on the user to know what to ask.
What we are building is different: Pinnacle combines conversation with biometric and behavioral context, then guides the right intervention at the right moment.
That might mean breathwork, reflection, a micro-break, or a focused coaching prompt depending on what the system sees.
5. Trust, privacy, and product feel are part of the product
Some of the best questions were about privacy, camera use, and whether the experience feels helpful rather than intrusive.
Those are not side questions. They are central.
We want Pinnacle to feel like a calm, intelligent coach, not another noisy app demanding attention. That means being thoughtful about privacy, clear about how sensing works, and careful about when the product should guide versus when it should get out of the way.
What we re doubling down on now

• Better baseline calibration and more personalised scoring

• Stronger coaching flows based on both conversation and biometric context

• Continued work on attention measurement and training

• Better support for more diverse stress and recovery patterns across users

• Making the product feel lighter, clearer, and more useful from day one

Launch day was great, but the real value has been seeing which parts of the vision people immediately understood, and which parts we need to explain better.
If you have tried it already, I d love to hear: what clicked for you, and what still feels unclear?

If you re still sitting on your launch, this is the push.

YC made a special exception for this community: one or more companies that launch tomorrow will get a YC interview and potentially funding. A YC partner will review every eligible launch.

We just launched a new series called Build It Now, where builders take a real idea and ship it live inside CreateOS. No staged demos, no pre-written code; just the build, start to finish.

Episode 1 follows Kalash Vasaniya as he builds Justref: a platform where businesses create affiliate programs and participants join, share referral links, and earn based on conversions.
He leveraged the following CreateOS features:

• Backend services

• Database management

• Messaging queues

• Scheduled jobs

Version one is complete and being refined, with public launch on CreateOS coming in the next few weeks.

Yes. Dhisana AI integrates natively with Apollo.io and uses Apollo as a trusted data provider within Dhisana AI s agentic GTM workflows.

Teams can leverage Apollo s company and contact data for prospect discovery, enrichment, and qualification, while Dhisana AI orchestrates the automation, decisioning, and follow-through.