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•15d ago

Screenshot or mockup?

... person at a laptop with floating dashboards that didn't belong to any real product. Alheri's crop idea is the middle path. If you could only show one panel of your app, which would it be? Comment from Emma Lagast(@emma

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•6d ago

We’re launching our raise on Backable by MetaDAO

... their financial lives through Sendr. We re excited to take this next step with the community. Explore the raise: https://www.backable.biz/raises/... Borders are changing. Money should change too. #Sendr #MetaDAO #Backable #Crypto #DeFi Comment from Variindar Vaissh(@variindarvaissh): @emma_watson21 Thank you Comment from Emma

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•8d ago

What’s the first thing you check when your portfolio moves?

... turned out to be what everyone wanted. I ll be in the thread all day, so ask me anything about how it works or why we built it the way we did. Comment from Abbas A. (@abbas_alighanbari): @emma_watson21 That s the right instinct. Which asset did it is usually the first question, and a surprising number of tools don't provide enough. Do you look at it by position (ours is "look-through"), or by something broader ... ... like sector or asset class? Comment from Emma

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•22d ago

My worst-looking content always sells best

... making things prettier when I should be making them more real. Is this just my experience? What's the scrappiest thing you posted that did better than something you actually worked hard on? Comment from Shivam Kushwaha(@shivam_kushwaha16): @emma_lagast Linkedin is best because i have also received a really good response there i have 21k+ followers and i hope you get great result to Comment from Abdullah Javaid(@abdullah_javaid3): Same thing showed up in my Reddit ... ... know. But most of what I had posted was the essay kind, and that was the part that stung. Comment from Shivam Kushwaha(@shivam_kushwaha16): the messy behind the scenes stories are always the most relatable Comment from Emma

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•12d ago

Aperture's checks now work outside the editor: any agent, and every PR

... tests run, so keep running them. Every miss is listed at https://aperturesais.grok.me/ben... Changelog: https://aperturesais.grok.me/cha... Code: https://github.com/Hankaws/aperture If you wire it into your agent, tell me what it misses. Comment from Witchayut Samnakhon(@hankaws): @emma_watson21 Yes. Same MCP server. Claude Code, Cursor, Grok Bot, or any MCP client call check_change the same way. Steps for each are at https://aperturesais.grok.me/agents Comment from Witchayut Samnakhon(@hankaws): Here's Agent Check ... ... match existing TypeScript errors when a PR moves the code to different lines? An unchanged error should stay amber but a new error with the same diagnostic code should still block the change Comment from Emma

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Featured•17d ago

🪞 Do you use your own product every day?

... WhatsApp messages with my best friend after she passed. And then I realised that so many other people would love to do the same. And so EM Keep grew and evolved into what it is today :) Comment from Emma Lagast(@emma

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•28d ago

First Product Hunt launch, marketing team of one. What would you actually focus on?

... advice about what matters and what I can skip. If you've handled a launch as the only marketer, what was worth your time? And what did you spend hours on that turned out not to matter? Comment from Emma Lagast(@emma

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•22d ago

♾️ What’s your product logo?

... placement is really cool =) Did a designer come up with it? Comment from Adana Marukhyan(@adana): @hisashispace Liked both! And I especially liked how you chose the names for your products =) Comment from Adana Marukhyan(@adana): @emma_lagast I can prove your user's opinion =) It s really cute, and the thing I like most is the contrast. Pigeons and SaaS are completely different, but that contrast actually helps it stand out. Comment from Adana Marukhyan(@adana): @busmark ... ... Comment from Shivam Kushwaha(@shivam_kushwaha16): I like this idea Our logo is built around a simple infinity symbol too, representing continuous growth and iteration Its interesting how much a simple logo can say about a product Comment from Emma

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•2mo ago

hot take: being a designer right now is the most fun it has ever been

... hours and make it good. In a startup that never used to be allowed. Anyone else feeling this or am I the only optimist left :/ Comment from Abhishek Yadav(@new_user___22220268494050602b71bd0): I'm in same shoes! Comment from Emma Lagast(@emma

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•2mo ago

Every AI product landing page went to the same wedding

... sparkle emoji I did like four of these on our own page before I noticed. Which is embarassing. :/ What are you doing to not look like everyone else? Actual examples welcome, I want to steal them. Comment from Emma Lagast(@emma

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•2mo ago

Startups raised $20M+ with Causo in 4 months after launch

... part for me is that this keeps proving something I believed from day one: cold outreach isn t a volume game. The better you understand who you re reaching out to, the less you need to spam. Comment from Emma Lagast(@emma

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•3mo ago

Where does scope actually get locked — before the contract, or in it?

... wonder if there's an opportunity for your product to help with that transition from "we're discussing the work" to "we're ready to sign," rather than focusing only on what happens after the agreement. Comment from Emma Watson(@emma

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•3mo ago

🎉 Thank You for Helping Us Reach #2 Product of the Day!

... Thanks a lot! Comment from Christian (@actuallydone): Thank you so much, Sara! Really appreciate the warm welcome. Excited to be part of the community and looking forward to launch day will definitely be checking out IvyForms too! Comment from Emma Watson(@emma

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•5mo ago

What are the 5 tools you simply couldn't do your work without?

... this feels like infrastructure, not a nice-to-have. Following SafeLimit's progress! Comment from Minh Nguyen(@minhnguyen3719): Codex Claude VScode Chrome Chatgpt for plans Comment from MAHIN KADERY(@mahinkadery): claude chatgpt flowshelf.app and my mac Comment from Emma Lagast(@emma

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•5mo ago

I built an AI co-founder that keeps me accountable — here's what I learned

... same way and the compounding effect is real if you stay consistent with it. Most people quit after day 2 though. What's your dropout rate look like after the first week? Comment from Emma Bem(@emma

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•5mo ago

Hi I'm Emma, Product Hunt newbie!

... Product Hunters... I'm Emma, Aussie-born, but living in France and just getting started on the Product Hunt platform (I get the feeling it can become quite addictive fast!). I'm the Co-founder of 'you x you i' an automated UX website audit tool for SMBs. We released the MVP recently and have our first users. We're shipping updates and new features weekly, and gearing up to launch on Product Hunt. I hope to interact with some ...

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•6mo ago

HtmlDrag v2.0: AI creation now has File Mode, Thinking, and a redesigned Template Mode

... conversion and more as getting to a strong editable starting point. Complex or messy designs are definitely harder, and that s one reason I added Thinking in File Mode. Still improving this a lot. Comment from Bowen Tu(@htmldrag): @emma_watson21 Yes, definitely large or messy inputs are one of the hardest parts. That s actually one reason I added Thinking in File Mode. It helps with structure, but I still want to keep improving this area, especially ... ... serving different jobs: File Mode is better when people already have source material, while Template Mode is better when they re starting from an idea. Long term, I think File Mode may become the more distinctive workflow. Comment from Emma

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•11mo ago

An optimist who believes in building without Validation .LoL

... permission Too early for the market (but still right) Powered by caffeine, chaos, and GPUs drop a comment so we can suffer and succeed together Also what s the most ridiculous idea you ve launched without validation? Comment from Emma(@emmavi): Sounds like me so lets suffer (or enjoy) together, especially coffe part whats latest on your plate? Comment from Kanis Patel(@kanis_patel): @emmavi haha yes emma

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•12mo ago

Why Choose Emma AI Food Scanner?

... Meet Emma - AI Food Scanner, the smarter way to understand what s really inside your food. Just scan a barcode or take a photo, and Emma

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•11mo ago

Hi everyone! Happy to join the Product Hunt community

... everyone! I m Emma, and I m excited to become part of this community. I enjoy exploring practical online tools and simple digital solutions that make everyday tasks easier. I m constantly learning new things, especially in digital marketing and communication skills, and I love sharing helpful resources with others. Looking forward to connecting, learning, and contributing here ...

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•11mo ago

Sugar Free 2.0 – our global evolution 🚀

... Chilarai M(@chilarai): Great launch team! Congrats Comment from Alexander Grossman(@xanderiang): @dmitcha Appreciate it! We re moving fast, and support like yours truly helps. Comment from DMA Anderson(@dmitcha): @xanderiang I so understand the schedule - go, Emma ...

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•1yr ago

What are your biggest struggles/fears when you want to launch a product?

... effort finally made sense. So yes, I d say fear of invisibility and fear of judgment were my biggest ones. Still, every small win helps you grow stronger and more confident as a maker. Comment from Nick(@emma_moonriver): I m worried that I might feel discouraged. Even though I know that getting poor results on Product Hunt doesn t mean my product is bad, it was still disheartening to see projects in the rankings receiving 100 or 200 upvotes ... ... experience and knowledge :) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @matteo_lombari Who is your target audience? Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @atif_qureshi2 what was your business idea back then? Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @emma

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•1yr ago

How do you feel about offering money to test a product?

... value comes from the creator s ability to give authentic feedback while also exposing the product to the right audience. The compensation usually depends on factors like audience size, niche relevance, and the level of effort required (just testing vs. testing + content creation). There s no fixed number, it can be small for simple testing or higher for deeper involvement Comment from Lee April(@lee_april2): @charlenechen_123 great. Real thoughts are important Comment from Christy Chen(@christyfea ... ... knew some who did it in a harsh way :D Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @mayashaddad yes, but when you are an unknown company, you see it like a benefit, like: Hey, my product was tested by Emma

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•1yr ago

supOS – an integration of IIoT, UNS, dataOps, MQTT, NodeRed...

... everyone! Take a look at supOS, you'll find more than you think https://supos.ai/ Comment from Emma Zhou(@emma

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•1yr ago

Is it just me or it is kind of hard to find people to build something with?

... come quickly. And unfortunately, I m not in a position to hire people at the moment. Has anyone else been through this? How have you found people who are truly committed to the long haul? Comment from Emma Hyde(@emmahy_de): I think it's about finding the right community a group that will help keep you motivated instead of relying on just one person. We're lucky enough to be part of the Shopify developer community the people ... ... keep going. I recommend to just start implementing your ideas and you will learn as you go. Just keep things small and simple so you don't abandon it when it gets complicated. Comment from Kev(@kevlon23): @emma

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