... right way, on time. What makes me different, I can talk to your engineers as an engineer, and to your stakeholders as a PM. No translation needed. If you're building something and need someone who speaks both languages fluently let's talk ...

... help you write, or just write and hit post ? Comment from Richard Acheampong (@richatsealedvault): @adana  Nice! That's a treasure to keep. Don't become like me who can't speak my native language fluently anymore and don't ask about writing it. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): I am on the same boat, but using primarily Google Translate (call me old school) and Grammarly. Have to say that somehow with Grammarly, I am learning better :) Comment from ...

... tools we're all handed. The tools weren't built for you Open any major brokerage app and you're greeted with candlestick charts, moving averages, P/E ratios, and a dozen other metrics that assume you already speak finance fluently. If you didn't study economics or work in trading, none of that is intuitive, it's a foreign language dressed up as a dashboard. So what happens? People either: Check obsessively , watching daily price swings that mean almost nothing ...

... designers. We ve never been architects. We haven t worked in real estate. We re just builders who spotted a weird gap in PropTech. Everyone in property still works from 2D floor plans. Those flat blueprints that professionals read fluently but everyone else squints at. And almost every PropTech product trying to show spaces visually is rebuilding the same capability from scratch, over and over. That felt inefficient to us. So we built Foursite at VirtualSpaces ...

... built outside the US : Which ecosystem punches the most above its weight today? Where do you see the best balance between talent, capital, and customer access? Are there cities/countries that are especially strong for specific stages (0 1 vs scaling) or specific verticals (AI, fintech, climate, SaaS, deep tech)? Comment from Alina Petrova(@alina_petrova3): I live in Georgia and believe it s one of the best places to launch a tech startup. Key advantages: only 1% taxes for tech ... ... that scale elsewhere. That said, the friction is real. The bureaucracy is heavy, timelines are slow, and you need patience (and good local advisors) to get things done. Networking is also a challenge if you don t speak French fluently

... sure you ve also found something that caught your eye, actually helped you, or just made you smile while using it. I definitely fell in love with quite a few, so here s my personal 2025 selection: [Ordered ALPHABETICALLY] @Fluently: AI English coach   free English accent test   https://getfluently.app/ @HabitFast A Simplified Habit Tracker to Achieve Your Goals.    https://habitfast.netlify.app/ @How's It Lookin'  See how your website looks on social media, texts, and more ... ... Complete Travel Toolkit   https://tripsy.app/ @TrustMRR  The database of verified startup revenues   https://trustmrr.com/ @Type.link  Create your site from amazing widgets   https://type.link/ @ViralSort  Discover Instagram content that worked for your competitors

... year still has a few surprises left. Comment from Usama Ejaz(@usamaejaz): SocialBu for social media scheduling: @SocialBu JustBlogged for blog hosting: https://justblogged.com Comment from Chris Messina(@chrismessina): I've gotta go with @Windsurf I never really understood @VS Code . Somehow Windsurf improved the design and UX coupled with AI coding agents like @Claude by Anthropic that I was able to ship several high quality @Raycast extensions, years after trying unsuccessfully. Comment from Aaron O'Leary(@aaronoleary): @chrismessina ... ... love Heygen's Video Agent https://www.producthunt.com/prod... . Also, a product I was part of for a while and still think is amazing https://www.producthunt.com/prod... Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): I enjoyed "Fun; Entertainment" category too, e.g. @Fluently

... like future handing me cheat codes, wrapped in nostalgia and dopamine confetti. Comment from Charu Chaturvedi(@charuchaturvedi): Really liked @Clueso 's launch through and through. The visuals and communication we so clean and intriguing Comment from Aishwarya Lohi(@aishwaryalohi): @Fluently: AI English coach because the the website, demo, creatives etc were spot on. There was another product with a funny skit for a product video. A person was playing the role of a keyboard and it was hilarious but sadly ...

... nobody can surprise you later) Breathing techniques and non-verbal communication once I interviewed a voice coach for Slovak Forbes and she advised the following techniques/practices: practice non-verbal communication (upright posture) adequate eye contact making grimaces (e.g., alternately pursing your lips and smiling broadly) to activate the jaw muscles imitating different sounds yawning is a great help because it stretches the muscles in the throat the larynx is lower than in the starting position and relaxes. Comment from Nika ... ... practice talking about the value how it solves a real problem. I even rehearse in front of a mirror or record myself. That s brutal honesty, but it works. Shift the mindset I stopped thinking of it as me vs

... everyone! , I ve been noticing that many people find it tough to speak English fluently especially during job interviews or in professional settings. I m thinking about building an AI-powered app that could help with: Random 1-on-1 audio chats so you can practice speaking with real people. AI-driven mock interviews that analyze your resume and ask job-related questions. Real-time feedback on pronunciation, fluency, and confidence. I d love to know: Do you struggle with ...

... opportunity to engage your customers, employees, donors, and others. Training AI takes less than 1 min by pointing it to a URL or internal doc. Your audience can answer and ask questions as if they are talking to you! @Fluently: AI English coach An AI-powered English coaching platform designed for non-native speakers. Fluently

... improve conversions (for now it's websites before we build it out for ads too). I've given the tool a free trial to get people to test it out. As for the languages, I speak Dutch but not fluently anymore. Just regular reading and writing since I've stopped using it. Comment from Alex(@new_user___142202423266b2aaa452077): Twitter Engagement : Actively engage with the community to build a following and attract potential beta testers. Product Hunt Involvement : Build connections ...

... situations. An adaptive approach that tailors content to individual interests could bridge this gap and enhance engagement. Comment from Brad Harris(@bradharrs): @willemvdeijkel  Meanwhile, if your first language is procrastination, I just launched an app that speaks it fluently and then forces you to write anyway. It's called Raven - check it out . Comment from Brad Harris(@bradharrs): @willemvdeijkel  of course. I mean, I could probably go on, but here's some thoughts: How can an app seamlessly ... ... being able to practice (Spanish) with someone. You can't practice with other users on the app. Comment from Leeann Trang(@leeanntrang): @willemvdeijkel I echo similar sentiments to what others have mentioned around popular tools focusing more on memorization vs