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Doing one of these because I get more from reading what others are building than from any newsletter.
I'll start.
Building AI Hive, an enterprise AI agent platform that helps mid-market and enterprise teams get from AI pilot to production in weeks instead of quarters. The hard problem we keep solving: compliance, model flexibility, and the lack of in-house AI talent on the customer side.
Product Hunt page: https://www.producthunt.com/products/ai-hive
Your turn. Drop:
- What you're building
- Who it's for
- The hardest part you're solving right now
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Good initiative, mate ;)
Mine:
What:
TrackingCoder: Paste a URL, it scans the site and works out what to track (buttons, forms, purchases, bookings), you pick, and one click places every tag, trigger and variable directly in your Google Tag Manager workspace. You review and publish. Google verified the GTM integration last month, which took some effort to achieve.
Who:
Mostly two kinds of people. Marketers and agencies who set up tracking for a living and want the afternoon back, and small business owners who have never opened Tag Manager and cannot afford a consultant. Same tool, very different hand-holding.
Hardest part right now:
Reading a site we have never seen and getting it right. Page builders, forms inside iframes, buttons that are divs, checkout flows that change on the second visit. The tag is the easy bit. Mapping a real, messy site to the right trigger is where the time goes, and a wrong guess costs the user trust immediately. We made it all super easy.
We launch here next Tuesday, so if you have a site that breaks tracking tools, I would genuinely like to point the scanner at it.
Have a go for free: https://trackingcoder.com/
What I'm building: successors.app, a webapp to help job seekers and or people who want to pivot in their career to identify the gaps between their existing resumes and the skills required from the target jobs, suggest actionable to-dos to close this gap, re-assess and rebuild users' confidence and help hone interview skills with an AI simulation.
Who it's for: job seekers who are motivated to do more upskilling or skills matching work to get closer to getting the job that they want
Hardest part: getting enough traffic to the page, minimal engagement and adoption metrics gains at the moment.
Free to try on successors.app, PH listing here
Thanks all for reading, please feel free to provide any feedback! Appreciate it. It's tough starting out since it's my first time launching a product, but I'm proud of my work nevertheless!
What I am building:
Building VoiceWink, voice-to-text for Windows 11.
Hold a key to dictate and the text lands at your cursor.
App Mode with AI enhancement: clean formal email format in Outlook, casual chat style in Slack or Teams, auto-translation into Chinese in WeChat, etc.
Voice-to-image, because... why not? 😊
Speech recognition runs locally out of the box or via cloud providers (BYOK).
Who it's for:
People who understand dictation is a massive time-saving productivity boost.
For me that's prompting AI, dictating emails, replying to chats, etc.
People who have subscription fatigue and appreciate a single lifetime license.
People who care about their privacy (your voice stays on device with the local models).
People who appreciate the speed of a Windows native build.
Open source under GPL v3 for those who want to tinker.
Hardest part I'm solving right now:
I'm a builder, how do I sell this thing? 😊
Technical challenges like dealing with Windows' finicky pasting behaviour across different apps (mostly solved).
Free 7-day trial (https://voicewink.app), no account needed, just download & go.
Any feedback is much appreciated.
What I'm publishing: Resume Curator. It is a free tool that curates your resume for the given job description.
Who is it for: Anyone. Students, Teachers, Engineers. Literally anyone who needs help, wants to save time, etc. Everyone is welcome to try.
Hardest Part Right Now: Getting more awareness of the tool and getting more users. I built this tool from my past experience which didn't include one of these tools when I needed it and I genuinely believe this tool can help loads of people who are in a crunch, especially, students.
If anyone is interested: https://resumecurator.net
Product Hunt Launch Link: https://www.producthunt.com/products/resume-curator/reviews/new
Also, please feel free to let me know if anything can be improved to make it better, and if you believe that other people can benefit from this tool, please share it. Thank You!
I'm building Clutterstrike. The first product is called Cluttersignal, which is a browser extension that gives users a second opinion on whether or not an email or link is safe or malicious without enterprise tooling right from their browser. I built it to help people identify scams and phishing attempts, even as those evolve into more sophisticated attacks and ideated it around both my parents, my family and friends, and colleagues. The hardest part I am solving right now is trying to drive adoption, and help me further develop the screening with more cases.
product hunt page: https://www.producthunt.com/products/cluttersignal-by-clutterstrike?launch=cluttersignal-by-clutterstrike
Building Music MCP: a free Mac menu bar app that lets your AI agent play Apple Music. You tell Claude, Codex or Cursor "something new that fits my taste" or "the acts playing this venue next month", and it finds the songs and plays them.
Who it's for: people on Apple Music who already spend their day with an AI agent on a Mac.
Hardest part: making setup feel like nothing. No Python, no developer keys, no account. You install the app, paste one prompt into your agent, and it's set up.
We launch on Product Hunt tomorrow, so this thread came at a good time: musicmcp.app
What I’m building: kōdlo, an end-to-end sales workspace with unified context. It researches each lead in depth, drafts outreach in your own tone of voice, and keeps leads, interactions and call notes in one place. Every account you work on adds to a shared knowledge hub, so the context keeps building up. We also have an MCP server, so you can bring all that sales context straight into the AI tools you already use.
Who it’s for: builders, solo founders and small B2B SaaS teams. Mostly engineers and marketers who end up doing the selling themselves.
Hardest part right now: building was the fun part. The first customer is the challenge, and the second is hard too. We want people to run personal, well-researched sales without turning into ops people. We’re doing the same thing ourselves: kōdlo just launched here and finished #2 Product of the Day, and now we’re working on turning that attention into real users.
PH page: https://www.producthunt.com/products/kodlo
Would love feedback from anyone who sells something technical.
Building Tendr, a celebration planning platform that helps people plan and book birthdays, house parties, baby showers, anniversaries, and other celebrations in Delhi NCR.
We’re building it for people who want to organize memorable events without the hassle of finding vendors, comparing prices, and coordinating everything separately. We’re also building tools to help event vendors manage their bookings and grow their businesses.
The hardest problem we’re solving right now: making event planning simpler and more transparent while building a platform that goes beyond just listing vendors.
Website: https://www.tendr.co.in
Would love to connect with other founders building in marketplaces, consumer tech, or event-tech. Curious to hear what everyone else is working on!
We're building EpicTopia, a voice-first AI journal.
You can just talk or type freely. It turns scattered thoughts into clear entries and connects related ones into ongoing stories we call Epics — a project, a relationship, or a big life change. Over time, you can revisit those stories and explore patterns, with links back to the entries behind them.
It's for people who have a lot on their mind but find keeping a journal feels like another task.
The hardest part we're working on is what comes after someone notices a pattern. Seeing that the same situation keeps coming up is useful, but what can they do about it? We're exploring how to help people move from understanding a pattern to finding a next step that makes sense in their own life.
You can check it out here: https://www.epictopia.com/
What you're building :
An easy invoicing and payment-chasing tool that works entirely through WhatsApp ! It's called WayBill
waybillz.my
The idea is pretty simple:
- Create and send invoices through WhatsApp
- Keep everything in WhatsApp instead of learning another accounting app
- Make it easier to follow up on unpaid invoices
- Help small businesses keep track of who owes them money
Who it's for :
Small business, freelance, any who sells through WhatsApp
Its focused on Malaysian market right now ... but can be used anywhere really !
The hardest part you're solving right now:
Gaining traction ... getting my first users !