... Building a travelplanner and hitting a wall trying to find 12 15 people to test the Android build before launching on the App Store / Play Store. What worked best for you? Paid testing services, Reddit, cold outreach, or PH feedback groups? Would love to hear what worked (and what didn ...

... solo founder of Semita an AI travelplanner that generates a full day-by-day itinerary in under 60 seconds. A few things I learned building and launching solo: Distribution is harder than building the product took months, getting people to see it is a whole different challenge User feedback surprises you I assumed collaboration would be the most popular feature but Hidden Gems mode got way more attention than I expected. Goes to show that what you think users ...

... solo founder from Sydney, Australia. I've always loved travel but hated planning it endless tabs, mapping stops, hours wasted before the trip even started. So, I spent the last few months building Semita, an AI travel

... everyone We re launching SearchSpot on Product Hunt tomorrow . SearchSpot is an AI travel concierge that helps turn messy travel

... Would be happy to have your opinion Comment from Valentin(@valentin_lieu): Great insight. I just posted questions about launching on Product Hunt, and your insight is really helpful as I am preparing the launch of Iter, a travelplanner. While upvotes will be reassuring, I am hoping to get honest feedback through engagements Comment from Riya Pariyar(@riya_pariyar): here to learn. Comment from Anthony Widjaja(@anthony_widjaja): The "comments > upvotes in hour one" point matches what ... ... outside, launches that read like a conversation in the comments feel alive in a way pure upvote counts don't. Curious if you saw any pattern in who writes the founder's first comment. Does a personal story

... content is: Generic ( visit these 10 places , "Must see Beaches", "Check out these hikes", "Money Saving Tips") Opinion-based Or disconnected from real constraints like budget, travel time, and pacing I wanted something different. AlohaGo is an AI-powered travel

... launched a product before what's the single most important thing you wish you'd known before your first real users showed up? Comment from Rian Robertson(@rianbrob): Hey Nicol , that's incredible...building a full-stack AI travelplanner at 16? SplitPlan sounds like a game-changer for group chaos. I've launched a few times on PH (one was POTD), and the one thing I wish I'd known sooner: outreach...outreach...outreach. DM friends/founders, post in communities ... ... Kutubuddin(@kutubalone): Congrats on building and shipping something at 16 that's already ahead of where most people start. One thing I wish I'd understood earlier: Users rarely struggle where founders think they do. When I started building

... early stages of building VoyageX , a new platform designed to rethink how travelers discover and plan authentic experiences. Our core idea is to move beyond standard listings and crowded review sites by creating a more personalized, community-driven travel

... everyone I m Mert, an indie iOS developer from Turkey I ve been learning Swift and building small, useful apps that make everyday life a bit easier. My latest app is TripWise, a simple and minimal travelplanner that helps you organize trips, track dates, and keep all your

... full itinerary for a one-time fee) instead of a recurring subscription. Does that resonate with you? Looking at our landing page, does our value proposition come across clearly? What's one "killer feature" you wish your dream travelplanner had? Thanks for your time and insight! Cheers, Kunal Comment from Marc McCole(@marc_mccole): Is

... save a huge number of links for different hotels, flights, places from various sites. Why? Because the price for the same hotel on the same dates can often differ wildly across booking platforms. The problem was, all the popular travelplanner apps I tried are built to handle already purchased tickets or map itineraries. They don't help with the crucial early research phase. That s why I was stuck using Google Docs! So, I built my own solution ...

... have recently used Lovable, Repl.it , Bolt, v0, Claude Code, Google Firebase Studio and a couple other vibe coding tools to generate UI. I feel v0 does the job the best but it is very subjective. This was for a travelplanner app - so this is more an app and not a landing page. I did not go live with it yet. I created a landing page yesterday to accompany my software which is also entirely vibe coded (still ...

... upgraded version of my product - TravelPlanner is now live! https://www.producthunt.com/post... The best system for planning your trips and organizing everything in one place. I would appreciate your feedback and the support. Feel free to check it out and ask me anything :) Comment from Mateusz "Matthew" Kubiak(@mattkub): @pitchsmith  Thank you, I really appreciate the feedback! For me sharing on the social media, through DMs and on my Email LIst worked well :) Comment from Rachel from PitchSmith ...

... years ago, I quit my job with no backup plan. Today, I'm making a living from Tern, the AI travelplanner I built in my bedroom. Here's the raw, unfiltered story of how it happened: Numbers, Because Product Hunt Loves Data 12,000+ trips planned Paying customers from 9 countries (started monetizing 2 months ago, still free for most users) Users from 120 countries 5/5 stars on Product Hunt (and 1 of the 20 products hunted ... ... shipped The Journey It started after I left my startup where I built audio tools for Grammy-winning artists. I was back at Microsoft, working on things I had zero passion for. I was also a nomad, constantly

... generate $45M in annual revenue with negotiated package deals & new supplier selection process as well as travel to Germany to lead Airbus initiatives. My educational background is math and aeronautical science engineering. I'm currently developing a travel