... user, not the mean. A few power users drag the average up and panic you into changes that punish the 80 percent who cost almost nothing. Optimise for the median, handle the heavy tail on its own. Comment from Robin de Lacroix(@robin

... Product Hunt community I m Robin, the solo developer behind BELLOCCO a free online mafia browser game where players build criminal empires, compete with rivals and create their own stories. I started working on BELLOCCO because I loved the classic browser games where players formed alliances, competed for rankings and built something over time. Many of those games have disappeared or stopped evolving, so I wanted to create a modern version with a better experience. Players can: Build their criminal ...

... community! I'm new here and I can't stop scrolling through all these amazing projects launching every day. So exciting! My name is Robin. I'm founder-associate at GetMint, an AI search platform. Our mission is to help brands track and improve how they show up in AI answers (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, etc) My teammates and I will soon launch, and I was super curious to ask: do any of you know good PH communities on LinkedIn ...

... name is Robin Aletras. Professionally I go by Sartela. I have shipped 16 apps since the start of 2026. My latest app is a guide for Claude. Its the only product that I have on Product Hunt ...

... made them succeed or fail? For those who've sold into small/mid-sized businesses, what's usually the biggest blocker to adoption price, integration effort, or something else? Is there a feature here that seems like a "nice to have" versus something that would actually change behavior? Would appreciate any perspective, whether from experience building similar things or just as someone who's dealt with this as a customer or business owner. Comment from Tommy Kang(@sjtkang): What I'm building ... ... worth ad dollars at a tiny budget, and which are a money pit? I'm doing daily build-in-public content on TikTok, YouTube Shorts, and X, but I honestly can't tell yet what's driving downloads versus

... case business only emails were important for you Comment from Scott Davidson Jr.(@scott_davidson_jr): Love the idea of ReachRobin being able to find leads for me - but confused on why it would bring up leads that Robin would skip? Instead, I'd rather not have this listed at all so I don't have any bias in my review. Additionally, Having 5 rounds of 5 leads each is too much review and yields too little results. Instead ...

... actual insight, and it's bigger than it looks: making the notification say why it's waiting is what turns a ping into a triage. "Done" makes you tab back to find out what "done" means. "Needs approval vs finished vs

... sc nario. POUR CANDIDATER Envoyez-nous un mail d intention, le poste que vous aimeriez occuper et un CV court. Mail : danmichel@wanadoo.fr Cr ons autrement. En esp rant vous compter parmi nos nouveaux collaborateurs. Bienvenue dans une aventure hors norme. Comment from Robin Peter M ller(@robincostmyai): @chirag_pareta email sent Comment from RAGHAV PAWAR(@raghav_pawar1): Hey everyone, I'm Raghav, a Flutter developer from India (IIT Roorkee '24) and i'm open to new opportunities. What i've shipped: Fest Connect event ... ... founding engineer roles. Remote preferred, open to relocation for the right opportunity. Happy to share my resume or work samples. You can reach out to me on my mail - raghav_p@es.iitr.ac.in Or check my LinkedIn - https://linkedin.com/in/raghavpa... Comment from Robin

... actually put a full team (say 5-10) agents to work for most developers. For me (and for others judging by the thread), the main blocker is cognitive load. It's draining if you have to constantly round-robin through your agents, answer questions/give approvals in realtime, and remember all the granular details of each agent session. Over time, I've developed a structured approach that I've found helpful: Limit interactions with agents to two high-leverage moments: planning ...

... Product Hunt community! I'm Robin, and after months of building in public, today is the day - Works is officially live! I quit my job to build this because I was tired of watching talented teams drown in coordination overhead instead of doing actual work. Sound familiar? The Problem We're All Facing Every team I've worked with struggles with the same things: Work gets stuck waiting for approvals (while you refresh Slack hoping for a response) The wrong ... ... expertise and capacity Resolve blockers automatically Dependencies and approvals get escalated before they become bottlenecks Ensure quality Patterns from past issues are caught early Keep everyone aligned Without another meeting on the calendar Try It Free Website : https://works.select VS

... expectations stack up faster than the Slack notifications. Instead of just venting about it, we decided to see if we could actually build a tool that checked all those "impossible" boxes. This is ReachRobin: You stay in charge: Robin will act as an assistant and help you write and send messages, but you always have the final say. It follows your lead instead of doing its own thing. Absolute Account Safety: Your LinkedIn profile is your most valuable asset ...

... Hello @producthunt community When I was building works , what pushed me to get this out was the constant pain that ...

... Robin, ex-recruiter building Hirebetter.io at K.B Consultancy Hey everyone I m Robin

... everyone I m Robin, founder & CSO of K.B Consultancy and Hirebetter.io , where we help companies automate their recruitment and operations. What we re building ( Hirebetter.io ) Hirebetter.io is an AI-powered workspace for: Candidate summaries turn long CVs + notes into clear, shareable overviews Sourcing & outreach content generate tailored messages instead of copy-paste templates Interview questions & prep structured, role-specific questions in seconds The goal: save recruiters and hiring teams hours every week, while improving the candidate experience ...

... product in the comments , and I ll check it out, upvote, and be one of your first supporters. Here s mine: Retour a simple feedback button for any website. Looking forward to seeing what you ve built! Comment from Robin Hablani(@robin

... changes the speed of building, not the fundamentals of what s worth building. If anything, the ability to ship faster makes it even more important to think hard about demand and longevity Comment from Ray Ren(@ray_watcher): @robin_prime  Same shift for me, consumer used to feel like the only real game, but watching niche products quietly stack profit is very convincing. Solving a painful workflow for a small group seems to age way better than chasing whatever ...

... everyone! We've recently launched Bracket Maker, a tool built to make running tournaments easier for everyone - from small local events to online leagues. With Bracket Maker, you can create and manage different tournament formats like Swiss system, round robin, single elimination, and double elimination - all from one clean, intuitive dashboard. You can even print your brackets or share them online with participants. The idea came from a simple frustration: setting up fair and organized brackets shouldn't take hours ...

... mean that a company brand reaches 2,5k followers or that influencer? Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @bhargav5394  Who (which influencers) have brought you great results? Can you name? The last question: Follow count vs. Engagement? :D :) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @sumitgoel  what / who should that influencer be? Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @robin

... your product roadmap. Backroom stories are also a good way to communicate what's coming up next. So, really it should not be just features and bug fixes but beyond that...should be quarterly at least. Comment from Robin Guignard-Perret(@rguignar): @manu_goel2 thanks for your response, very insightful. Do you have any suggestions to get users to participate in the definition of the roadmap in an informal manner? Maybe a planned live stream? Comment from Igor Lysenko(@ixord ...

... Urzica(@cristian_stoian_urzica): Vibe coding is an amazing tool in good hands. For someone with dev experience, it makes coding feels like a game... If you are a junior or worse... it's a frustration factory Comment from Robin Guignard-Perret(@rguignar): @sentry_co  It's actually exactly how we went about it, made a first, buggy and impossible to fix, version and then got a glimpse of what was possible, only then we engineered it properly leveraging ... ... first learnings from the ugly/buggy vibe coded version. Though, for the final version, LLM assistants were almost useless as the LLM kept trying to follow patterns of regular video player implementations. Comment from Robin

... refactor it from procedural code to a state machine architecture cleaner logic for handling market conditions. But back then it was the ancient era of AI coding: copy code paste into ChatGPT copy the response paste back into VS Code run it hit a bug copy the error paste it back into ChatGPT repeat. Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V was my most-used shortcut. Then came Cursor, now Claude Code and I grew up from a quant trader ... ... Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @sup_nim  For now, how many people subscribed to the paid subscription? (and when did you submit them to the stores? Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @robin

... website not the same tools, but the idea of combining multiple utilities (like service info, contact flow, and client handling) into one platform made a huge difference. Always cool to see others doing this creatively too! Comment from Robin Prime(@deleted-8583253): That's honestly brilliant. The way you've combined all those critical data points into PropertySheet.co.uk must save users hours of digging through different sites. Comment from PropertySheet(@propertysheet): @mattew_wade thank you. Really appreciate you taking time ... ... check it out Comment from PropertySheet(@propertysheet): @robin

... this. Comment from Chetan Bhuwania(@chetanbhuwania): I have been working on a web based tool that not only allows you to make these changes, but connects to your GitHub repository and creates a pull request for your changes. Robin - https://www.realrobin.dev ...

... base grows, we expect to adopt a  hybrid approach , combining  RAG  for scalability and  fine-tuning  for more specialized responses. Comment from Denis Sigal(@denis_sigal): Great point  @peter_frank3  ! Interested in @robin_marillia 's answer as well, as my cofounder and I are facing a similar challenge (customer-facing AI). Comment from Geoffroy Danest(@geoffroy_danest): Thanks Robin