... also primarily benefits to Product Hunt (e.g. writing reviews). Reddit's reward system is much more user-oriented, IMO. Comment from Johannes N(@jollife): i was also really surprised how many people reach out on linkedin after i submitted my latest product here. this definitely changed over the last few years and is kind of annoying. I blocked all of those people reaching out to me - unfortunately the topic

... involved. Thanks for bringing a bit of storytelling and humor into an otherwise heavy topic. :D Comment from Rohan Chaubey(@rohanrecommends): @daniel_dorne  Maybe that's what happens when the social platforms want to become governments of the world virtually :D Comment from Rohan Chaubey(@rohanrecommends): @busmark_w_nika  I second you, hence I am running a pilot with the ex-CTO of Reddit

... their own pages. Reddit, G2, old press releases, competitor comparison pages. I expected maybe 20-30%. 63% shocked me. What happened next: Within 2 weeks, that stat was cited in 3 different AI answers about "pricing accuracy" and "SaaS trust signals." It's been quoted in Perplexity multiple times since. Why it worked: It was a problem every founder experiences but no one had quantified. AI had nothing else to cite on that topic

... oldest error we found: 27 months. A feature that hadn't existed for over two years was still being cited as a current differentiator. Where Errors Came From Source % of Errors Founder's own outdated content 41% Old Reddit threads 19% Competitor comparison pages 16% Tech press articles (2022 2024) 12% G2/Capterra reviews 8% Industry forums 4% 41% were fixable by updating the founder's own site. 59% came from sources founders couldn't touch directly. What Founders Did Next ... ... RCGE v2.2 (launching next week on Product Hunt) proofreads your content against your Brand Book before it goes live catching inconsistencies before they become AI errors. ROSE v1.0 (late April) scans your entire site, finds every page where key topics

... your input tho! Comment from Jeff(@henry_milken): @azat_resumelink  Thanks Azat for checking out wovly! that's pretty impressive if you have that many daily users on your own! I think getting content out and posting on reddit and generally providing good information is one of the keys here Comment from Jeff(@henry_milken): @thomas_fenkart  Thanks for trying it out! Curious to hear how it goes. Feedback welcome! Comment from Jeff(@henry_milken): @thomas_fenkart ... ... real and honestly something I think about every day. would love to connect and hear what patterns you've seen across the case studies. the founder isolation thing is also kind of what i'm building around so the topic

... Launching tomorrow so can't speak to results yet, but I can share the thinking. My realistic expectations: zero direct sales from PH. The product is a dev tool (context engine for AI coding agents), my audience lives on Reddit, GitHub, and Discord, not Product Hunt. So why launch here? Permanent backlink and listing. PH pages rank well on Google. Six months from now someone searching "AI coding context engine" might find it. That's worth a few hours ... ... strong, you can launch anything anytime. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @joao_seabra  It is so special, like a club of people who died at 27. :D Comment from Tudor Moldovanu(@tudor_moldovanu): Thanks for starting this topic

... incorrect information. No way to flag it. Example C: Feature comparison An AI answer claimed a product lacked a feature it actually had. The feature page existed. The documentation was clear. But the AI learned from an outdated Reddit thread instead. Why This Happens AI answers aren't "wrong" in the way humans understand wrong. They're pattern-matching machines. If the pattern says "this brand had this problem in 2023," the 2026 answer may still reflect 2023 reality even ... ... types, the pattern eventually shifts. But this is exactly what our upcoming ROSE v1.0 (Rankfender On page Site Engine) does. Launching in the last days of April, ROSE will automatically scan your entire site, identify every page where that topic

... error persistence 4 6 months Maximum observed 14 months One founder told me: "We lost a 200k deal because ChatGPT said we didn't have SOC2. We've had it for 18 months. The AI learned from an old Reddit thread and never updated." The Cost of Errors We analyzed 50 brands that discovered errors and tracked the impact. Error Type Average Revenue Impact Pricing error (higher than actual) 47,000 Pricing error (lower than actual) 23,000 (leakage) Missing ... ... they go live. It checks your content against your Brand Book and flags anything that might confuse AI. ROSE v1.0 (late April) is our On page Site Engine. It automatically scans your entire site, identifies every page where a topic

... other beyond that, and maybe include new topics that could improve your presence and launches here. What would you find helpful in Product Hunt forums? Which recurring topics

... probably we are in the position to decide what we will implement or not :D Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @lada_la  + I experienced that when a user repeatedly outlines this in other subforum discussions on Reddit, it can really influence the founder because people started switching massively to a different tool :D Comment from Tereza Hurtov (@tereza_hurtova): @busmark_w_nika This is actually one of the hardest parts of building. Sometimes feedback from just one user ... ... yeah it's not such an issue because it only takes a few minutes to manually edit" BUT when you add that minutes up that's where customers really notice. Comment from Ruxandra Mazilu(@ruxandra_mazilu): This is a topic

... Curatora around one core problem: Content idea discovery. Curatora now helps marketers and creators discover share-worthy content ideas from real conversations and trending articles across hundreds of categories. Instead of generic suggestions, you get ideas based on the topics that are actively being discussed online. The goal is simple. Create content faster. Stay relevant. Never run out of meaningful ideas. To celebrate the launch, we re offering 30% off on all plans. I would genuinely love your feedback ... ... really helps us shape this better Comment from Imtiyaz (@imtiyazmohammed): We launched on Product Hunt today. And 30 minutes later... it went down. I don't know what to feel. Pride? Power? Panic? Comment from Joe(@rolodexter): X, LinkedIn, Reddit

... glad to see the disclaimer on the bottom of your site, have you thought about what other guardrails should be implemented for Leo, so that it is staying helpful and referring users to a professional as needed? On the topic of building, it sounds to me like the choices have been made based on what Lovable best supports, is that accurate? What is the reasoning behind using Lovable over other similar options on the market? When implementing auth and permissions ... ... joke and it makes us more memorable than another generic "AI studio" name. on openclaw - it was an experiment where i gave an AI agent autonomous access to my computer. it wasnt writing code, it was engaging with reddit

... trend topics in the Bluesky or X feed . (Eg. Amazon Layoffs ) or from Product Hunt forums ( @fmerian posted today about OpenAI just acqui-hire Cline ) or larger media , such as TechCrunch The Information Wired Yesterday discovered this AI subreddit   Codex HackerNews What other sources would you recommend to me? It can be an official online magazine or personalities across social media. :) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @nastassia_k  I fix that sentence for you: *Reddit

... hence I plan to start with a select few topics only. I would be keen to understand if you would use the product yourself. If yes, would you be willing to pay for it (and how much)? Plus, what topics

... gauge whether the launch itself forces founders to articulate their product with enough clarity to survive public scrutiny. Just my 2 cents Comment from Vadim Ermolin(@importnil): That's a very valuable read! I notice how Product Hunt and Reddit can boost your visibility in LLMs. However, can you please "fix the reviews" part, cause I already had 3 customers for my product who left the reviews here, and none of them are visible? The support team states they ... ... also representative of what user are actually asking ChatGPT. For example, if you see more ChatGPT-user agent visits on pages / blog posts pertaining to a particular feature e.g. integration capabilities, then you know to include prompts on this topic

... wonder if they will ban me for referencing 4chan > Using the > character ends up with a blockquote > ffs I have to use a code snippet > Someone is gonna screenshot this and put it on reddit > mfw I don't even know if this meme resonates with people > mfw the example feels too convoluted Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): It started well not ChatGPT, etc. Here are my findings: Many people learn primarily through ... ... your questions: I think that when you have some insider group or subculture, it is really cool. Even when you share with your colleagues, it is an ice breaker. Even when the MEME is about a serious topic

... need social networks. However if you are a super celebrity then social networks may not be necessary :) Comment from Igor Lysenko(@ixord): @busmark_w_nika  I think you are a celebrity (on PH) because you actively post interesting topics for discussion, and I see that many people know you :) Comment from Igor Lysenko(@ixord): There is always this feeling that AI truly stores personal information, and it could potentially be used against you. However, if you don't share ... ... umairnadeem): NGL i'm going to be the contrarian here. i give my AI agent access to basically everything - email, calendar, social media, code, files, browser. it reads my WhatsApp messages and responds on my behalf. it posts on Reddit

... Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @tetianai  Thank you so much! When are you going to launch? As well 28 Jan? :) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @tinyorgtech  LinkedIn is very strong when it comes to reaching out. But Reddit  this one I will use for a personal story of how the app hit 8M+ downloads. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @ixord  I am so happy that we have testers! :D, but probably you had an excellent ... ... that your point is valid  maybe worth a separate post because it is worth passing the knowledge to the community! :) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @cam_mcmaster1  Thank you. IMO, this will be a huge topic

... context continuity. Forums generate a lot of high-signal discussion, but it s easy for that knowledge to fragment. Features like saving threads, surfacing related past discussions when starting a post, or lightweight threading across similar topics would help turn forums into a cumulative knowledge base instead of a fast-moving feed. Small UX changes, but they would compound learning and reduce repetition over time. Comment from Jewel Luther(@jewel_luther): I am founder of a platform. When ever ... ... good about my platform it gets reject from everywhere. I thought it could be my post. So changed my posts content for other future posts. Got the same rejection. Now I stopped posting good words about my platform in reddit

... actually reaching my target audience. My product is for people who get 'news anxiety' or suffer from FOMO. Theoretically, I found my crowd on Reddit. Luckily one of my posts actually blew up with 60k views! But Reddit

... website looks on social media, texts, and more.   https://www.howsitlookin.com/ @Johari Window  Johari Window helps you understand yourself from multiple perspectives.   https://johari.com/ @LinkedIn Saved Posts Manager (Free Tool) Save and organize posts using #tags & topics with Buyerstage on LinkedIn   https://www.buyerstage.io/free-t... @Mirror  Deeply understand yourself and every relationship   https://www.mirror-hq.com/ @Notion Focus on the conversation while AI captures every word.    https://www.notion.com/product/a... @Nyan Cat Progress Bar Your YouTube ... ... chromewebstore.google.com/detail/nyan-cat-progress-bar-for/afkifbpbgffbamppocpaeocaocdiankb @posture.watch  A macOS app that protects your eyes & fixes your posture   https://www.posture.watch/ @Product Hunt Favorites  Save a list of your favourite products from Product Hunt!   https://chromewebstore.google.co... @Reddit

... WordPress for website / blog design and development. @Aqua Voice and @Wispr Flow for desktop and mobile voice dictation. @Shortcuts for scheduling chat messages on iMessages and WhatsApp. @Telegram 4.7 @WhatsApp Business iMessage @Slack for text messaging. @Product Hunt @Instagram @Reddit @Twitter @LinkedIn social platforms I use. Looking forward to explore @n8n @Make for automating processes before the year ends. I think this covers most of the apps I use regularly. Comment from Chris Messina(@chrismessina): I've gotta go with ... ... understood @VS Code . Somehow Windsurf improved the design and UX coupled with AI coding agents like @Claude by Anthropic that I was able to ship several high quality @Raycast extensions, years after trying unsuccessfully. Comment from fmerian(@fmerian): Great topic

... focusing on now. Again, not just networking, but creating a community of potential customers/users where people get to discuss a variety of topics and ideas. This gives the opportunity to listen and pitch at some point without it being cold. I m currently doing this by creating groups on Facebook, Meetup and engaging on Reddit

... turns into consuming for an hour. I try to keep it to two short windows a day and batch replies instead of hanging around. What helped me most was blocking feeds, not whole sites. I still need YouTube search, Reddit threads, and sometimes social search for work, but I do not need home feeds or recommendation loops while building. That cut the accidental 40 minute detours way more than full-site blockers ever did. I built Monk Mode around that ... ... than spend 3 hours trying to look active online. Comment from Katie(@parentformfiller): Finding this really insightful - I was spending 2-3hs a day pre launch but not getting much out of it. We have a pretty dry topic

... build it? Do you have one? I would like to know more about growing :) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @dzaitzow  Reddit is the place where people go for advice, so people trust people there. But dunno how often people click on your profile and links. I think it is better for discussing topics