... beers while people demo. The plan is to repeat it every month or so, so I care more about getting the format right than about this one edition. Two things I keep going back and forth on: Individual vs teams. Individual means everyone ships something and nobody hides. Teams mean more ambitious projects but a worse experience for whoever gets the bad group. I've landed on individual for a one-day format, but I'm not sure. Curated vs

... Nagulapalle(@rnagulapalle): honestly as a solo founder the exit question feels almost theoretical in the early days. you're so focused on whether the thing works at all that thinking about acquisition types feels like picking a wedding venue before you've asked anyone out. that said, leaving a big company to build something does quietly shape what "success" looks like, even if you never formalize it. i think the exit you want matters most for fundraising decisions, not product ...

... Group decision-making is one of the most persistent friction points in social UX whether it s a team trying to pick a venue or a group of friends planning a weekend trip. The back-and-forth usually leads to total decision fatigue before a choice is even made. While traditional discovery platforms rely on heavy manual search and filtering, we're seeing an interesting rise in AI-driven tools, context-aware city guides, and recommendation engines that attempt ...

... same questions 7 days later. 391 of 690 markets had a completely different #1 answer. Volatility by industry: HVAC contractors: 69% of markets flipped #1 Motels: 66% Personal-injury lawyers: 64.5% Dentists: 60% Hotels: 49.5% Med spas: 45% Wedding venues: 43% Not one industry stayed below 40%. Named-brand examples that were #1 last week and GONE this week: InterContinental Miami was #1 with 20 citations, zero now Hotel Nikko San Francisco from #1 to #15 The Tinsmith (Madison ... ... wedding venue

... trip-planning problem you still haven't found a good tool for? Comment from Aaron Lindsay(@aaron_lindsay): @rutuja_kokate  Sounds great. Please check out my app as it does a good job grounding itineraries with good local venues with great suggestion based on real locals reviews. Comment from Rutuja Kokate(@rutuja_kokate): Love the neighborhood-first approach. One problem I still run into is discovering the right local experiences instead of just the most popular ones. Planning ...

... example to your list, and today is literally the day im paying for it :) i built first, promoted never. launched on PH today as a solo founder with no audience and the honest experience is: PH gives you the venue, but the traffic has to come from somewhere, and "somewhere" is the audience you built (or didnt) in the months before. that said, i dont think "before the product" vs

... feedback from the Product Hunt community. I would love your thoughts on: Does the idea of seeing the full picture of an event feel clearer than simply sharing moments ? Which use case feels strongest: sports, concerts, graduations, family milestones, venues, schools, or communities? Would you use something like this after attending an event if it helped you see the moments you missed? Does Every Synchronized Moment, Captured Together communicate the product clearly? Thanks for taking a look. I m building ...

... offline AI business card scanner. Scan any card in 30 seconds AI enriches the contact instantly who they are, how to follow up Push to WhatsApp, Gmail or Google Sheets in one tap Works completely offline basements, remote venues, no signal areas DPDP Act 2023 compliant zero data ever leaves your device We've already launched on Android and iOS and the feedback from our first users has been incredible. Now we want the Product Hunt community to tear ...

... hour window to arrange a date before the chat self-destructs Blurred profile photos that gradually unblur as meaningful texts are exchanged Curated, small batches of compatible profiles delivered on a daily basis Coordinate partnerships with local dating venues Anyway, I hope some of this is helpful and I will be interested to hear how things progress ...

... been building SeatForAll after realizing something kind of absurd: We ve spent years making spaces compliant while somehow forgetting to make them feel understandable. A venue can have ADA seating, elevators, accessible entrances, sensory rooms, shuttle services and people will STILL arrive stressed because finding and navigating everything feels like solving a side quest. What started as helping people navigate only stadiums has slowly turned into a much bigger realization: Accessibility isn t a niche problem. It s infrastructure ...

... versions so I am very happy to get it released. With the app, the idea is that you are getting married, you set up a wedding in the app with your wedding details (names, date of the wedding and venue) you then get access to your wedding dashboard. Here you can create wedding invitations, set your seating plan, message all guests that have responded, set meal choices. Invites generate a code which will be on the invitations ...

... still getting warmed up for the first wave of cold reach. Working on building community events through Luma to really engagement potential customers. Does anyone have experience organizing events of Luma? Curious to learn how you found a venue and sponsors for the event if any. Has anyone found community to be a nice driver of growth? Comment from Calvin Lim(@calvin_lim_1): @rianbrob  Sure I always love to support new products. Let me check it out. When ...

... Planning a wedding in Pakistan sounds exciting until you actually start looking for a venue. There s no single place to discover venues

... totally break free from humans? And will not need any approval, help or anything from us. What then? We will be useless :D Comment from Bruce(@bruce23): I see a great need for AI to replace humans in many venues. I've always been irate about forcing fallible, biased, dense, apathetic, etc., people to be jurors. Short of having bench trials (judge only), I would never want a bunch of clowns deciding my fate. AI allegedly eliminates these factors, delivering ... ... than a narrow specialization such as engineer, science officer, counselor, doctor, etc. Ideally, humans remain the captain and all other roles are machines. Comment from Grant Harrison(@grant_harrison2): Does AI increase inequality between those who can leverage it vs

... everyone! I m Ravi. I ve spent two decades architecting software, but a recent family wedding in India made me realise something frustrating: We spend months obsessed with the venue, the food, and the decor, yet we invite the people we love with a static, soulless PDF or a messy WhatsApp forward. The "first look" of a wedding shouldn't feel like a file attachment. It should feel like an entrance. That s why I built NIMNTRN . I wanted ...

... everyone, I'm currently building a startup called Leivoo, a social nightlife app designed to help people connect in real life at events, clubs and social venues. The idea is simple: users can see where people are gathering in real time and interact socially before meeting in person. The MVP is currently being developed with a technical co-founder and should be ready around April. Right now I'm looking for someone interested in growth, marketing or growth hacking ...

... kept running into the same problem: staff forgetting to track pool table time properly during busy nights. That meant lost revenue, confused customers, and constant manual calculations. So I built CueTrack. CueTrack is a simple system that lets venues: start timers for pool tables track play sessions automatically calculate billing instantly manage waitlists generate receipts Everything runs from a phone, tablet, or computer no hardware required. Originally this was just for my own bar, but other bar owners started asking ...

... community-driven feed? (e.g., multiple independent reports, trusted contributors, time/geo consistency, moderator review) False positives: What s the best UX for unverified / pending / disputed without hiding important info? Privacy & safety: What location granularity feels responsible (exact point vs. block vs

... Managing an event shouldn t feel like juggling chaos. PlayTheEvent gives you a single, elegant control center to plan, organize, and execute events with confidence. From participants to budgets , from venues to materials , everything lives in one clean, intuitive dashboard designed to help you stay focused on what really matters: creating great experiences. What you can do with PlayTheEvent: Manage participants with roles, statuses, and quick actions Track expenses & funding to keep budgets under control Assign venues

... Plan, manage, and analyze your events from a single, intuitive dashboard. With Play the Event, you can create and track events, monitor upcoming and completed ones, manage budgets, funding, expenses, venues, and inventory all in real time. The dashboard gives you a clear overview of what s happening now and what s coming next, so you can focus on creating great experiences instead of juggling spreadsheets. What you can do: Create and manage events in seconds Track upcoming, completed ...

... Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): I haven't written, so maybe now it's time: I am thankful that I was able to undergo some things I wouldn't have done 10 years ago: attending various social venues creating events and talking to sponsors + having the best people for that around me travelling alone to countries + taking my father to the plane for the very first time in his life (he is over 60) I wish to have ...

... perhaps I'm wrong! Corporate lawyer of 10+ years, but in the tech community for even longer. University of Waterloo grad 2x over, co-founder and past chair of Vancouver Startup Week, and former staffer for an Olympics hockey venue. I'm working with a talented team kicking off our first product launch tomorrow. Thought I'd introduce myself ...

... Hunters I m Kacper an electrical engineering graduate and founder working on a project that aims to blend entertainment, gaming, investing, and real-world business value into a single ecosystem. The idea is simple but ambitious: what if local venues, gamers, and everyday users could interact through a shared value system, where experiences, rewards, and offers become exchangeable almost like a common currency of engagement? It s still in the testing phase, but I m curious Has anyone here explored ...

... event a bit special in terms of raising awareness, and wanna find ways to do that. If you ever organised an offline event, how did you promote it? We implemented "ordinary" things like social media, email campaigns, collaborations with venue owner and the specialty is to use physical flags with the logo across the city to spark some FOMO. Do you have something more "eye-opening" in your mind you would like to share? Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika ... ... being from Europe but starting out in Silicon Valley - everyone knows you began there. The municipality accepted the idea and agreed to sponsor the event with a small amount, present awards to the winners, and provide us with a venue

... smart, proactive travel companion that genuinely understands what we want.That's why my co-founder Brian and I founded Where is Kevin? a personal all in one travel companion that provides proactive, personalized recommendations for events, experiences, and local venues, all in real-time. We re launching within few weeks and are thrilled to share our platform with you. We built it for travelers who want to skip the chaos and dive straight into the heart of a destination ...