... Launching Progresslio tomorrow Over the last month I've been building a handful of products, and one thing kept happening. I'd get excited about an idea...build it...hit a roadblock...and realize I had nobody to bounce it off of. My husband is incredibly supportive, but he isn't building software. My friends aren't launching startups. They're happy for me, but it's different. Sometimes I just wanted someone to say, "That feature makes no sense ... ... similar stage. Just normal people building things after work, on weekends, or trying to get their first customers. I couldn't really find what I was looking for, so I decided to build it. That's how Progresslio

... already has 100+ users, but we need your help to grow it. GymDoe inspires the change you want to see in the gym. GymDoe transforms workout data into actionable, accessible, and profitable information. Users track their workouts, follow proven programs from creators they admire, and stay accountable through consistent progress

... just shipped a referral program for Swiftbill (swiftbill.dev), our free invoice generator built for freelancers and contractors. The idea: if you're already using Swiftbill, you can now share your personal referral link and earn real rewards not useless credit that expires, but actual free Pro access and bonus invoice slots. The 5 tiers: 1 referral +5 bonus invoices/month 3 referrals +15 bonus invoices/month 5 referrals 1 month Pro free (unlimited invoices + clients) 10 referrals 3 months Pro free ... ... referrals Lifetime Pro No credit card needed to start. Free tier handles most freelancers. Referral link is in the Referrals tab after you log in, and the public program

... Product Hunt My name is Damira, and I am a participant of nFactorial Incubator 2026, an intensive program for developing your own product in 8 weeks. Comparing myself to others' profound skills in programming

... Maker of PostPulse here (we launched our social media API on PH a while back). We wanted an affiliate program for our 9-platform posting API. The obvious path was Tolt/Rewardful/Refgrow at $29 49/mo plus fees but we realized we already owned the two hard parts: first-party attribution (a cookie we set anyway) and our own Stripe webhooks. So we built it into the product in two days: referral cookie commission ledger a "Refer & Earn" tab every user ... ... already has. No third-party script for ad-blockers to eat. The program

... Zhlobo(@dzhlobo): @Kagi -- search, translate, and AI assistant Amp & Claude Code @Reflect @LM Studio Discord Comment from Thomas.(@tedavis): Recently it's been: Ferguson (my own landing page auditor, it's been insightful auditing so many landing pages!) VSCode - for a few different side projects Claude - sense checking and sounding board Product Hunt - Inspiration Notes - have to log all those ideas somewhere! Comment from Yaser Alosefer(@alosefer): My five are a mix of development, infrastructure, security, and automation ... ... Claude Code: for exploring large codebases, reviewing architecture, debugging difficult issues, and automating repetitive engineering work. 2. Cloudflare: for DNS, application security, traffic protection, caching, and managing services at the edge. 3. VS

... community I'm Thomas, solo founder of ForgeSport, a strength training app that automatically adapts your program every week based on your real performance. Here's the problem I kept running into: every fitness app gives you a static program

... curious. I downloaded everything, tested apps, explored files, learned little hacks in games, and one day I even managed to update the Android version through articles. At that time I did not know this was my first contact with programming, but today I can clearly see that this curiosity changed my life. After finishing school, I knew I needed to leave my hometown. I went to Vit ria, and later S o Paulo. I worked, I tried to survive ... ... created online stores, tried some ideas, tested products, learned a little about branding, pages, ads, creatives, and Shopify. I even sold a watch outside Brazil once. It did not become a real business, but it taught me a lot. Programming

... formally studied marketing as a university program (5 years), and due to inspiration on social networks, it feels completely natural to do it, even easy to learn (because most of the time you just guess what might work for you). BUT I am currently learning to program

... Explain with a game.... Create digital training now for immediate results Setup for free, update for free Everything you need to make training fun 1. CRM tool Create a registration-based training program with no tech experience 2. Multimedia content Self-service platform allows for anyone to curate a linear flow of training content -- video, images, text, quizzes, certificate 3. Points-based motivation Develop incentive-based rewards and see results on live leaderboard Use your existing materials from... Canva, YouTube ... ... would you like to explain? Inspire: Customers, Employees, Investors, Salespeople, Partners FAQ What can Intros.us do for me? Intros.us gives you an online platform to onboard newcomers, explain products, provide training, and gather feedback. For example, create a training program

... multi-million dollar companies dominating the ads and the first page of Google. As a solo indie maker building OptiClear , I realized I couldn't win that war. So, I decided to play a different game: Programmatic SEO (pSEO). Instead of fighting for broad keywords, I targeted the specific pain points of specific users. Here is the exact playbook I am currently executing: 1 Hyper-Specific Targeting: People don't search for "Mac cleaner." They search for "How to clear ... ... clean their Mac manually. (e.g., Open Finder -> Hit +Shift+G -> Type ~/Library/Caches -> Select all -> Delete). 3 The "One-Click" Hook: Right after giving them the manual, tedious, and slightly risky steps, I introduce the alternative

... Have a social media audience of developers, or help people get their @OpenClaw up and running? You can earn 30% recurring revenue on every @KiloClaw sale you refer. Creators. Consultants. Integrators. All are welcome. Join the program   @KiloClaw is an hosted version of OpenClaw, among the best products in the category according to @Product Hunt . [1] Launched last February, the product ranked #1 Product of the Day, #1 Product of the Week, and #1 OSS Product of the Month ... ... best OpenClaw in 2026 [2]: KiloClaw on Product Hunt Comment from Michael Zhang(@michael_zhang20): Sounds like a legitimate program

... Product Hunt! I'm Mark, solo dev and co-founder of Moss Piglet a privacy-first public benefit company. Habit tracking is personal. Your goals, your struggles, your progress that's some of the most intimate data you can generate about yourself. So why does every habit tracker out there store it in plaintext on their servers? Metamorphic is a zero-knowledge encrypted habit tracker. Your data is encrypted in your browser before it ever leaves your device. The server ... ... never sees your habits, your goals, or your progress

... than a token page or a simple browser game. It s called GrowHouse, and the easiest way to describe it is this: an AI-directed game economy running on a hybrid off-chain/on-chain architecture, where gameplay, world-state, progression, and conversion logic are all intentionally separated and controlled instead of being thrown into one fragile pot. Most crypto game projects either go too far into pure speculation, or they over-engineer everything on-chain until basic gameplay feels like ... ... filing taxes in a thunderstorm. I wanted a different model. What GrowHouse is GrowHouse is a live ecosystem built around: - an island/world setting - wallet-based identity - MMO-style progression

... OpenOwl, an MCP server that lets Claude, Codex, and other AI assistants control your desktop (screenshots, clicking, typing, all that). We've been growing and I want to bring on affiliates before opening the program publicly. The short version: you get 30% of every payment, every month, for as long as your referrals stay subscribed. Not a one-time payout. Most SaaS affiliate programs

... error. With Claude, I do not even feel like a junior yet. At the same time, experienced developers using AI are becoming: faster more precise more productive How will we now be able to determine seniority and level of progress when each of us owns an AI assistant? (By years of service? By successfully applying code from the AI? Real-world outcomes?) I see this topic as important, especially because salary has always depended on seniority. It would be good ... ... know how the perception of progress

... Cencurity progress update: IDE extensions (VS

... Export all scripts in a project (picks a folder, saves one file each) Import files (select one or more .md or .txt files) Plain text files without the header work too. They just come in without voice assignments. Generation progress: The Generate button now doubles as a progress

... when you're pre-data, it's easy to accidentally use someone else's month 18 as your week 1 benchmark. I'm not losing sleep over it, but it did get me thinking about how founders define meaningful progress before the numbers are there to tell the story. My current approach is staying focused on qualitative signals are the right people finding it, are early users actually engaging, are conversations happening. But I'm curious what others have done ... ... measure progress

... project. The core idea behind Skillset is to create a platform focused entirely on tracking and developing real-world skills over time . Most productivity and habit apps track daily actions, but they rarely show how someone is actually progressing in a skill. Skillset aims to solve that by giving users a clear system for seeing how their abilities grow. The concept is built around a skill progression

... built OMISP because founders shouldn't have to guess if they're investor-ready. Here's how it works: Log your real progress : Revenue, team size, funding raised, customers. Updates in real-time. Get a transparent score : 6 dimensions (idea, execution, resilience, velocity, potential). See exactly where you stand. VCs see you automatically : As you hit milestones, investors actively sourcing get notified. No cold outreach needed. For Founders: Anxiety gone: Stop wondering "are we fundable?" Visibility built ... ... Curated deal flow: Real founders with real traction Behavioral data: See how they handle pressure, learn, execute Early access: Find unicorns before they're obvious Why now: Most founder-VC platforms are static. OMISP is real-time. Your progress

... everyone! I'm planning what's next for Flowdy a keyword highlighting tool for Shopify product pages. I'm considering building a partner program with commission for agencies and freelancers who work with Shopify merchants. But before I do, I want to make sure it's something people actually want. A few questions: Is this something you'd be interested in? Is a commission model attractive for a smaller app like this, or not really? What would make a partner ... ... program

... everyone! You2Mentor now supports organisation-led mentoring programs , giving companies tools to track participation, measure impact, and support their teams skill growth. I d love to hear from L&D professionals or anyone running mentoring programs

... lack features. They fail because users stop caring after the first few sessions . When the Quaha founders approached us, they had already validated demand for trivia-based learning, but they saw the same recurring issues: Learners lost motivation quickly Progress felt invisible Rewards were easy to exploit Premium content leaked through screenshots and screen sharing Traffic spikes caused slow navigation and broken flows Offline users dropped off entirely They didn t want another quiz app. They wanted a learning system ... ... hard, users find loopholes. If you lock everything down too tightly, the experience feels restrictive. If you ignore performance, growth kills you. Quaha needed to solve six problems at the same time : Keep learners engaged without gimmicks Make progress

... This is one of the most common questions in every coding community: Which programming language should I start with? The honest answer: it depends on your goals. Let s break it down Python Best for beginners Easy to read, simple syntax, and used in AI, data science, automation, and web development. JavaScript Best for web development If you want to build websites, web apps, or work with frontend/backend, JavaScript is essential. Java Best for enterprise & Android development Strong foundation ... ... widely used in big companies and mobile apps. C / C++ Best for understanding core programming