... Just to introduce myself, I'm greg. I'm an ex-founder, now doing IT consulting and fractional CTO stuff, and recently started building beanies.family because my family needed a way to stay organized (or, I did). I've been building software and doing IT stuff

... maker trying to get real feedback and traction doesn t stand a chance when they re going up against a billion-dollar company s changelog update. don t get me wrong, these companies ship incredibly fast and usually groundbreaking stuff. We all know it, and honestly, it s fun to watch. (I upvote a lot of them myself too) but to me, PH used to be about finding products I would never find otherwise. Chatting with makers, getting feedback ... ... stuff

... launched Contral on Product Hunt and hit #1 Product of the Week. Here's what happened since. 500+ developers downloaded the beta. We didn't expect that number this early honestly. The feedback has been wild, some stuff we expected people to love (the teaching layer) and some stuff

... building ROSE ( Rankfender Fullstack Optimization Engine ) as a Git based library. An SDK you install directly into your repo. It runs on every commit. Checks your metadata. Validates your heading structure. Suggests internal links. Even auto fixes the small stuff. No separate dashboard. No manual exports. Just your code, your content, always optimized. You stay in your code. The OS handles the rest. Question for product owners: Would you let an OS handle your content so you can focus ... ... over every word Maybe depends on how much I can customize Drop your vote. Tell me why. Imed Radhouani Founder & CTO Rankfender rankfender.com What users do > what users say Comment from Farrukh Butt(@farrukh_butt1): The technical stuff

... every day? We tracked the top 10% of accounts by engagement. Their most-used feature was the Workflow Engine. Not because they requested it. Because it saved them time. They built automation for content publishing, citation alerts, and competitor tracking. That told us more than any sales call. 2. Support ticket clusters What problems keep coming up? We used RAISA to cluster 1,200 support tickets. The largest cluster (34%) was "automation rules are confusing." Not "add app store tracking ... ... backlink discovery." People wanted us to fix what was already there, not add new stuff

... from Imed Radhouani(@imed_radhouani): @agraciag  Yeah that's the real experiment we should have run. Same premise: Claude writes the code. But with a human reviewer before anything hits production. Not reviewing every line, just catching the stuff Claude doesn't know it doesn't know. The hardcoded discount logic. The API calls in a loop. The shared utility refactor that breaks five things. The 73 emails were the cost of no human review. Most of them could ... ... math is the right framework. You're basically figuring out how much human time buys you how much confidence. 80% confidence might be cheap. 95% confidence might cost more than the outage itself. The tricky part is the stuff

... free resources. Keep reading if you're early stage, not a marketing background, or just looking for some inspiration and free help... We get a lot of compliments on @Meet-Ting 's marketing, mostly about the fun and creative stuff, but there's a whole bunch of more resourceful stuff

... deliver (like AI inference, video processing, cloud compute), that draws the paywall line for you. give away the stuff thats cheap to serve, charge for the stuff

... your interpretation of it. That's where most founders get stuck. Do you find they trust the numbers too much, or not enough? Comment from Henrik Pedersen(@henrikpedersen): The distinction I keep coming back to is read vs. write access, and reversible vs

... Whats up everyone! been lurking on PH for a while and figured its time to actually say hi lol quick background, I've spent the last 15 years in enterprise tech (CPaaS, messaging APIs, all that fun stuff). always had the itch to build my own things tho. about 6 months ago i taught myself to vibe code and honestly haven't looked back. I'm still learning something new every single day. I'm currently building a couple SaaS ... ... products (first one launching here soon ) and I'm kinda obsessed with finding the next big narrative before everyone else catches on. like what's the underserved niche nobody is talking about yet? that's the stuff

... where you upload old WhatsApp chats and it mimics how that person texts. Tested it with my ex's chat history. Big mistake. Way too accurate. Still in beta. Latest thing: it can browse the web and actually do stuff while you watch. Screen shares like it hijacked a laptop somewhere. "Hey, compare these three phones for me." Boom. Opens tabs, reads reviews, makes a spreadsheet, sends you the results. While cracking jokes about Android vs

... where you upload old WhatsApp chats and it mimics how that person texts. Tested it with my ex's chat history. Big mistake. Way too accurate. Still in beta. Latest thing: it can browse the web and actually do stuff while you watch. Screen shares like it hijacked a laptop somewhere. "Hey, compare these three phones for me." Boom. Opens tabs, reads reviews, makes a spreadsheet, sends you the results. While cracking jokes about Android vs

... built CodeVibes - a free AI code auditor that roasts your code before production does. What it does: Analyzes your codebase with DeepSeek v3.2 and actually explains WHY things are broken Scans security files first so you see the scary stuff immediately Shows issues in real-time as it finds them Gives your code a Vibe Score (0-100) based on how cooked it is Works with GitHub OAuth, public and private repos Your code never leaves the session Why this ... ... basically speedrunning to incidents and calling it productivity. Professional review tools cost $15-50/month. That's rent money for some of us. Security shouldn't be paywalled. What makes it different: Not just linting. It catches the stuff

... that AI shouldn't just be a tool; it should be the buffer . Think of the AI as the "pre-clean" before the guests (The Seniors) arrive. When our AI agent reviews a PR first, it handles the awkward stuff privately: "Hey, this variable name x is unclear." "You handled the success case, but the error catch block is empty." "This API response doesn't match the new schema." The Result? The Junior fixes it without shame . It s just ... ... correction, not a judgment from their boss. From "Police" to "Partner" By the time the Senior Engineer sees the PR, the "dumb stuff

... about $100). Several people have advised me, for example, the Ionic Framework or Flutter, which would allow for cross-platform development. From your point of view, which platform is worth making an app for? Do you know any good alternatives to Flutter and the Ionic Framework? Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @alberto_luengo   @konrad_sx  I think that I need a complex project to understand that. Comment from Elizaveta Lukianova(@elizaveta_lukianova1): I'd agree with most ... ... studying wether you intend to or not But learning along the way is more practical and rewarding Comment from Alberto Luengo(@alberto_luengo): @busmark_w_nika I kinda started in high school with C++. Not serious stuff

... there, i am a belgium based AI enthousiast and life long dreamer. i am doodling with software development all my life, even way back as c64 basic - and yes i am that old. later i tried many other stuff, visual basic, html and css, turbo pascal and eventualy the great big C++. C++ was my nemesis back then, ok maybe woman and partying to (he i was 20, give me a break) but it made me hiatus on coding ... ... separation wasnt hard, we grew apart, everyone was relieved, no hate anymore... the peace kind of made me look up coding again. not soon after i was with a highscool budy trying to make unity games and write stuff

... Ever wanted to peek behind your competitors ad strategies? Now you can with full transparency. I just launched a free n8n workflow that pulls ad creatives straight from Google s Ads Transparency Center, powered by SerpApi. n8n Template link This workflow does the boring stuff

... Augustin, ML engineer who spends way too much time building side projects. Honestly, I love creating stuff, but I m terrible at marketing it.so here I am, hoping to learn from the best. I m really curious about how people grow communities here, discover new tools, and connect with like-minded builders. If you have any tips, tricks, or just want to say hi, I d love to hear from you! Let s make some cool stuff

... robotic. customers hated it. hiring more people was too slow + too $$$ so we put together this ai chatbot (think intercom fin but deeper) that trains on your old tickets, learns your tone, doesn t hallucinate , and can actually answer stuff like a real support rep. here s the thing though even when it works, founders get nervous about letting AI talk to their users. like, what if it says something stupid? what if it sounds off-brand? curious if anyone ... ... want to get a demo. Comment from Ghost Kitty(@ghost-kitty-8828611): Comment Deleted Comment from UD Stark(@udstark): we've been using hiver for our support team and honestly, the hybrid approach works best. AI handles repetitive stuff

... there he was on X (formerly Twitter) describing a new kind of coding where you fully give in to the vibes and forget the code even exists ( businessinsider.com ). He gleefully wrote: It s not really coding I just see stuff, say stuff

... your pricing model? Is it the fear factor? Are you worried about picking the "wrong" price and scaring customers away? Stressed about not having enough customer research or willingness-to-pay data? Paralyzed by all the big decisions (freemium vs. paid, tiered vs

... Product Hunt We built SEO Stuff to simplify your SEO and AI search optimization workflow without locking you into monthly subscriptions. Here s what you can do with SEO Stuff

... talking to others, these are the two that I typically hear people mention using. In general, I hear a lot more people talk about using Wispr Flow. I've personally found it super helpful using a dictation app for stuff like writing posts like this, quickly messaging in @Slack , writing up @Linear tasks, talking to @Claude by Anthropic , and even using it in my terminal with @Claude Code . I'm curious to know, which of these two are you using ... ... from Chris Messina(@chrismessina): Don't sleep on Monologue from Every, coming soon. I also really like @TalkTastic . It's UI is unlike any of the others, and it's recently gotten a lot faster. Comment from vishal pandey(@vshpandey96

... over 90% of its risk checks to AI because who wants boring paperwork, right? From Instagram to WhatsApp, AI s now the new safety sheriff making sure your feed stays glitch-free (fingers crossed!). Humans still handle the tricky stuff, so hopefully no robot revolts yet. Meta s throwing billions at privacy, but now your feed s getting a turbocharged AI bodyguard. Ready for a smoother, safer scroll? Let the bots do the boring stuff

... were only focused on defence, but you can t win thinking this way! We were never talking about opportunities. To fix this, we structured our shared doc (the one I mentioned earlier) to simply be (1) good stuff (2) bad stuff