A few weeks ago, we pulled off the covers off of v2 of the Product Hunt API and challenged you to surprise and inspire the community with your creations. As expected, you all delivered impressive results in the latest Maker Festival. Tbh, this is our favorite fest to date.
So without further ado, here are the winners and runners up across the festival's seven categories.
Third party integration 🛠
Winner: Makerbox lets you create and manage Product Hunt Maker Goals, all from Slack. Made by Rishikesh Gorantala.
Runner Up: Makergoalbot is a Maker Goals bot for telegram. Made by Knight.
Browser extension 👀
Winner: P-Block replaces online ads with Product Hunt posts. Made by Matt.
Runner Up: Let Me Product Hunt That For You is an extension that provides Product Hunt info about a website. Made by Angela.
Data visualization 📈
Winner: Maker Network lets you explore your Product Hunt network. Made by Mubashar.
Runner Up: Buzzwords lets you check out the most used words in product descriptions. Made by George.
Desktop apps 🖥
Winner: Maker Goals Menu Bar lets you manage your goals from your Mac menu bar. Made by Ferenc.
Runner Up: Yac Bot for Product Hunt lets you hear the top product of the day in Yac. Made by Justin.
Mobile apps 📱
Winner: Makers for iOS is a full-fledged mobile app for Maker goals. Made by JPEGuin.
Runner Up: Cheerswipe lest you swipe to cheer a Maker. Made by Arthur.
Web apps 😻
Winner: Maker Goals is a new way to manage your PH goals. Made by Nikolay.
Runner Up: Maker TV is videos of the best new products in tech. Made by Raghuv.
Everything else 🙃
Winner: Product Hunt Higher Lower is a game that tests your PH knowledge. Made by Roland.
Runner Up: Peek-a-week tracks your productivity week by week. Made by Raghav.
Thank you to all of our community members who voted and a big shoutout to everyone who contributed a project. We hope to see you all at our next one - stay tuned!
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