Mufti Teofilo

We're getting close to launching, and I keep feeling like there are a hundred things we could be doing right now, but probably only five that actually matter.

For those who have launched before:

• What were the most important things you did in the final few days?

• Which social platforms actually brought people to your launch?

• Did X, LinkedIn, Reddit, newsletters, communities, or personal outreach work best?

• Was there any small tactic that made a surprisingly big difference?

• What's something founders should never do before or during launch day?

Hey Product Hunt

OpenCut AI the privacy-first, open-source AI video editor.

The problem

Every major AI video editor (Descript, CapCut, Runway) makes you upload your raw footage to the cloud. For journalists, enterprises, and anyone who cares about privacy, that's a dealbreaker.

Something I keep thinking about:

We still hire mostly off r sum s a one-page document someone wrote about themselves. But a resume can't really show if a person can do the actual work, solve real problems, or handle pressure. Yet it's usually the first and biggest filter.