Everything you missed this past week on Product Hunt: Top products, spicy community discourse, key trends on the site, and long-form pieces we’ve recently published. Every Sunday.
Last weekend, Binned Art launched with a novel approach to selling art. The curated marketplace lets artists sell their work anonymously (mostly to recoup the cost of art supplies) and helps patrons…
Last week, engineers across the world took to Twitter in the name of salary transparency, sharing how much money they make annually with the hashtag #KnowYourWorth. 👀 The trend seems to have started…
Easy AdvocacyHoop , an app that looks like Tinder but works for finding new friends on Snapchat, hit the number two spot on the App Store charts this month. Why you should care: Hoop was created with Snap Kit ,…
Amazon Dating is going semi-viral rn. The site’s UX is so similar to to Amazon Prime it’s scary, but instead of books and electronics and toothpaste, you can buy a date. 👀 FYI: You can’t actually…
TLDR; We launched something new . Since Product Hunt launched in 2013, we’ve seen more than 150,000 products launch on the platform, upvoted by millions of people and discovered by several million…

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Kensho HealthVine is back... kind of. The highly-anticipated reboot from the founders of Vine, a new app called Byte , is finally here. 🎉 The app debuted on iOS and Android on Friday with a “creativity first”…
99CirclesOver the past week, you all nominated your favorite products of 2019 across 25 CATegories. We tallied up thousands of nominations and have narrowed down the finalists by category. Here are the first…
BannerbearSnap just made its latest acquisition. 💸 Earlier this month, news broke that the company has bought up AI Factory, a Ukrainian startup that will power a new animated selfie feature in the Snapchat…
30 seconds of code2019 was the year of the “sober curious” movement. We saw product launches of all stripes in this space, from Kin (a non-boozy alternative to alcohol) to Haus (a low-ABV option) to a cannabis-infused…
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SaaStr University“Although there are some robocall blocking solutions out there, most of them just flag suspicious calls by adding something like ‘Scam Likely’ to the caller ID, but they don't actually stop the calls…
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