Ivan Saverchenko

I’ve struggled with repetitive tasks across Notion and Slack the idea of building custom AI agents to handle them instantly clicks. Looking forward to trying it out.

As someone who often experiments with productivity tools, I think the playful use of emojis and charts is a great way to keep motivation high. Curious to see how it works long-term.

I like that Yuma focuses on the “hesitation moment” before purchase. Solving that directly on Shopify pages seems way more natural than redirecting to support. Clever move!

Thanks everyone who checked out Snappi 🚀 It finished #46 out of 331 launches that day. I wrote a short breakdown of the whole journey including the idea, design, launch and lessons learned here: https://medium.com/@saverchenko/what-i-learned-from-launching-a-micro-product-on-product-hunt-4dfdcc49f3c7

Congrats on the launch! Capalyze looks like a real game-changer for anyone who needs fast, reliable data analysis without the hassle of formulas. Love how you’ve combined scraping, visualization, and transparency in one flow. Excited to see where this goes!

Envelope looks super convenient! Love the idea that you can just describe your event in plain language and instantly get a ready-to-go page, invites, and emails. Huge time-saver for organizers. Wishing you a great launch!

We’ve often struggled to keep design and code in sync - having prompts, visual UI, and Flutter code connected could save so much time.

Hey Product Hunt! I built Snappi because I was tired of digging through Chrome settings just to switch search engines. Google is solid, Bing shines for visuals, DuckDuckGo for privacy… but swapping between them was a pain. Sure, I know other extensions exist. But as a designer, I never liked how they looked or felt. So I made Snappi - small, simple, and (hopefully) a little nicer to use....

Push is still a pain point Firebase always felt too heavy. Love the simplicity of a one-command setup.

I’ve had cases where clients struggled with online booking - this would’ve saved a lot of back-and-forth.

No-code + AI agents feels like the natural next step after tools like monday.com. Do you see more traction with startups or larger orgs?

Bringing an AI coding agent straight into the terminal feels like the right move. How well does it handle larger, messy codebases?

Cutting false positives by 85% is huge. How do you ensure accuracy while still keeping the triage fast?

Congrats on the launch, Adrian! 🚀 Chronos looks like a really smooth way to bring back that Harvest-like simplicity inside Jira. I have a quick question: how does the integration with Jira work technically? Since Jira usually requires add-ons to go through the Atlassian Marketplace and often admin approval for installation, I’m curious how Chronos connects directly - especially if someone just...

Congrats on the launch! 🚀 The compliance and research assistant use cases sound super practical. Love how MCP makes file workflows feel effortless curious to see what other industries will adopt this quickly.

The multi-agent setup is smart requirements, design, build, release all covered. Curious how flexible the design agent is for custom UI patterns?

Love the mix of social + local + maps. The ‘show me, don’t tell me’ principle really resonates. Do you see Wanderboat mainly as a travel tool, or do you think it will become part of people’s daily routines in their own cities?

As someone who’s been through the pain of cold outreach and endless notes, this really resonates. Automating early user validation can save founders weeks of wasted effort. Curious how you ensure the AI goes beyond surface-level insights to capture the real ‘why’ behind user behavior?

The idea of running AI tasks through home computers in a decentralized way is fascinating. Do you already see specific use cases where this architecture provides clear advantages over centralized providers?