New here! Looking forward to discovering great products
Hi everyone! đź‘‹
I'm Sandhya from India, and I'm excited to be part of the Product Hunt community.
For the past 8+ years, I've worked in SEO and digital marketing, helping businesses improve how they're discovered online. Lately, I've been spending a lot of time exploring AI-powered products—not just because they're new, but because I'm curious about which ones actually solve real problems.
One thing I enjoy is understanding the thinking behind products: what problem inspired them, how founders approached the solution, and what users think after trying them. That's what brought me to Product Hunt.
Outside of work, I enjoy testing new tools, sharing honest feedback, and learning from people who love building great products.
I'm looking forward to discovering interesting launches, joining discussions, and learning from this amazing community.
I'd love to know: What's one Product Hunt launch you've discovered recently that has genuinely become part of your daily workflow?
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Welcome Sandhya. Answering your question properly, since it deserves better than a plug.
The one from this week that actually stuck for me is LangWatch. It tracks what Claude Code sessions really cost, per model, with cache reads and writes separated out. I route deliberately, cheaper models to gather context and expensive ones to judge, and I had no way to tell whether that routing paid for itself. Now I can see it. One command to set up, free for individuals.
Given your background though, the one I would actually point you at is AI Search Console, which launched yesterday. Prompt-level citation mapping across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity. Which prompts surface a brand, and which sources get cited instead of yours.
Fair warning, and I said this in their thread too, so it is not a criticism I am hiding from them. It measures a standardised environment, which is what a brand new anonymous user sees. Real people ask these models logged in, with memory on, after weeks of prior conversation. Repeatable and representative are not the same thing. Still the most serious attempt at the problem I have seen, and it sits exactly in your field.
Eight years in SEO right as the discovery layer changes underneath everyone is a genuinely interesting place to be standing.