We re building Winspire a new kind of loyalty and gaming platform where every match, challenge, and tap can turn into real-world rewards.
Imagine this:

You play a quick skill-based game, land in the top 10 and win a free coffee from your local caf , a gym pass, or a voucher from a nearby bar.

No ads, no fake points just real local value, powered by your gameplay and engagement.

We want to make gaming not only fun, but also meaningful connecting players with local businesses and giving both sides something to win.

Hey Product Hunters

I m Kacper an electrical engineering graduate and founder working on a project that aims to blend entertainment, gaming, investing, and real-world business value into a single ecosystem.

The idea is simple but ambitious:

what if local venues, gamers, and everyday users could interact through a shared value system, where experiences, rewards, and offers become exchangeable almost like a common currency of engagement?

Hi everyone,

I m about to launch my product, ViralSort 2.0, and I m exploring whether to launch with a Product Hunt hunter or do it on my own.
I ve launched a few products both with hunters and independently, but I m still not convinced which approach truly drives more visibility, engagement, or traction.
Has anyone tried launching with a hunter?
Did it make a noticeable difference, or would you recommend submitting independently?
I d love to hear your experiences, insights, or even lessons learned from both approaches!

I'm launching on Product Hunt soon and I'm nervous (but excited!)

This feels surreal. A few months ago, I was just another self-taught developer frustrated with YouTube learning. Now I'm about to launch Notetube to the Product Hunt community.

The butterflies are real! This launch could be a game-changer for reaching the millions of people who struggle with the same YouTube learning problems I faced.

If you've ever: