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p/self-promotion
p/self-promotionPitch your product with max 5 words. Can you?
Teresa Tran:Integrated work delivery for all team https://www.producthunt.com/products/taskford
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p/lineage-lens
p/lineage-lensDevs who've launched here: does the 12:01am PT rule still actually win?
Anuj:Honest disclaimer: I'm prepping my own launch (not launched yet), so this is researched synthesis + recent-winner patterns, not war stories — but I went deep on exactly these four: 1) 12:01 PT is a runway-maximizer, not a magic minute. Ranking is the PT-day's total, so midnight claims the full 24h window; a 9am start just forfeits ~9 hours of accumulation. Recent data still favors it — but it's necessary, not sufficient. A cold midnight drop loses to a warm one. Post at 12:01 to own the runway, but don't expect midnight votes; seed steady momentum and let your audience push during their own waking hours. 2) Tue–Thu still standard. The 'quiet day = less competition' move is overrated — quiet days have fewer voters too, so you trade rivals for traffic. Wed is the safe pick. What you launch against matters less than whether you get Featured and show up with an audience. 3) Yes — pure US-morning under-serves EU/India. That's the real argument FOR 12:01 PT: the 24h window lets EU (their afternoon) and India (their evening) all land inside the same PT day. Stagger outreach by timezone across the day instead of front-loading the US. 4) Avoid major US holidays, big tech-conference weeks (attention's elsewhere), and the late-Dec dead zone. Mon/Fri run weaker (slow start / weekend dropoff). Net: the minute is the cheap part. The runway only pays off if you've lined up the people to fill it.
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p/murror
p/murrorThe users who deleted their journal entries were our most honest writers.
Mona Truong:@fatima_shehzad Really appreciate you saying that, Fatima! Comments like yours remind us why we started building Murror in the first place. Keep journaling -- and know that every entry matters, whether you keep it or not.
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p/murrorWe trained our AI to ask fewer questions. Users started opening up more.
Mona Truong:@divvsaxena That means a lot, thank you! And honestly, that's exactly the use case we designed for -- those moments when you need to process something but don't have someone available to talk to. AI won't replace a real conversation, but it can help you sort through your thoughts so that when you do talk to someone, you're more clear about what you actually feel and need. Really glad it's helping you that way!
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p/self-promotionPitch your product with max 5 words. Can you?
New User:Atome LM - AI on 5 dollar chip.
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p/cloud-world-model
p/cloud-world-modelWhat cloud architecture would you love to simulate before deploying for real?
Kevin Brown:@lance_troh That's a good use case. Startup teams actually have to make infrastructure decisions long before they have production traffic. It's actually could be quite expensive to provision the resources first. It also gives a startup team the opportunity to compare different cloud providers before making a decision on which cloud provider they would like to go with for the startups particular workload needs.
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p/cloud-world-modelWhat cloud architecture would you love to simulate before deploying for real?
Lance Troh:I’d prioritize startup infrastructure. It would help founders test scalable, cost-effective architectures early and avoid expensive mistakes before going live.
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p/general
p/generalWhat are the 5 tools you simply couldn't do your work without?
James Smith:my 5: 1. claude / claude code - brainstorming, creating Agents 2. notion - planner 3. Wispr-My best when prompting my AI 4. Awesome screenshot - walkthroughs and feedback 5. google workspace - meeting notes, emails, google task
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p/jesse-2
p/jesse-2What are the BEST and WORST lead gen tools you have tried?
Serhub07:Do you use computer from perplexity to find leads?
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p/nodus-ph-radar-for-product-hunt
p/nodus-ph-radar-for-product-huntBuilding a BI layer for Product Hunt launches — what metrics would you like to see?
Arnold Oshenye:@m_m_carvalho Appreciate it. The discipline you pushed on, keeping the three metrics on the same denominator and never blending them, is exactly the line I am holding as I build it out. The moment it drifts into a composite score I have lost the plot. Good reads on this thread.