Pierre

Hey Product Hunt! 👋 Pierre here — I work a 9-5 and run a side business called sellitformesd. For years I had no real idea which clients were actually worth my time or what I was taking home after taxes. I was checking spreadsheets constantly and still feeling financially blind. So I built Zeno Finance in 4 days out of pure frustration. The core insight: most freelancers know their gross income...

The "out loud" part is what separates this from every other interview prep tool. Reading your answers in your head feels fine. Saying them out loud is where you realize they fall apart. The dynamic follow-up questions are the real value — scripted Q&A practice gives you false confidence because real interviewers never follow the script. Someone who can handle unexpected follow-ups is genuinely...

The back and forth scheduling problem is one of those things that sounds small until you add up how many emails it actually takes to book one meeting. I've had 9 email threads just to find a 30 minute slot. The "reads your emails" part is the interesting piece — does it understand context like when someone says "sometime next week works" versus a specific time request? That natural language...

The DESIGN.md consistency layer is the part that actually matters — generating one good screen is easy, keeping 50 screens consistent is where every AI design tool breaks down. Built Zeno Finance's entire UI with zero design background using AI tools. Something like this would have cut that time in half. Congrats on the launch!

The metaverse failed but I don't think smart glasses go down with it. The metaverse was a specific vision of where smart glasses would take us — but the glasses themselves are useful without it. Navigation, real-time translation, notifications without pulling your phone out — none of that needs a metaverse to be valuable. Meta's Ray-Bans are actually selling well just as a camera and audio...

The "AI stops working when you leave your desk" framing is exactly right — that's the gap nobody had named cleanly until now. The approval before it acts detail is what makes this feel safe enough to actually use. Full autonomy is too scary, zero autonomy is useless — the human in the loop at the right moment is the right call. Curious about the persistent conversation piece — does context...

The multi-call problem is one of those things that sounds insane until you're actually living it — founders and operators juggling investor calls, team standups, and client calls all overlapping on a Tuesday morning. The real-time transcript angle is smart because it solves the anxiety of missing something — you can be present in one call knowing the others are being captured. Curious how you...

The spreadsheet problem for creator payouts is so real — I've seen agencies managing 50+ creators still doing this manually in Google Sheets at 2am before campaign reports are due. The automatic view fetching is the killer feature here. That alone probably saves hours per campaign. Curious — do you pull directly from YouTube's API or is there a delay on the view data? Building Zeno Finance on...

The "instant insights from your data" angle is exactly where business tools need to go — most dashboards show you the numbers but make you do all the interpretation yourself. Curious how Genie handles conflicting signals — like when revenue is up but churn is also up at the same time? Does it surface that tension automatically or does the user need to know to ask for it? Building AI insights...

Really timely question for me — just launched Zeno Finance and wrestled with this exact decision for weeks. Landed on full product behind a 7-day trial, no freemium tier. Here's my thinking: Freemium attracts people optimizing for free. A time trial attracts people who actually want to solve a problem. The freelancers I built for aren't looking for a free tool — they're looking for the right...

This resonates more than I expected. Building solo right now and the honest answer is it's not that family isn't a priority — it's that the mental bandwidth required to build something from zero makes everything else feel like it's on pause. You're never fully off. Even when you're not working you're thinking about it. I think the 70% stat you're seeing isn't because founders don't want...

Really valuable breakdown. Quick question — for a brand new SaaS launch (under 30 days old, no domain authority yet), where do you recommend starting? Comparison pages or FAQ schema first?