I've been building RentoX, a vehicle rental platform, as a way to work through some real product and engineering problems rather than just building another CRUD project.

The current version lets users:

• Browse vehicles

• Check availability for specific dates

• Make and manage bookings

• Receive real-time updates

On the engineering side, I've worked with Node.js, Express, PostgreSQL, Prisma, Redis and Socket.IO, including background workers and booking conflict handling.

Hello community!

This will be my first launch on Product Hunt. Wish me luck !

I m building a product that is already helping me (during testing) organize my lists of favorite places (cafe bars, restaurants, bakery, etc.) in different cities. For example, I live in Spain, in Valencia, and it s actually hard to find really good coffee in caf s here but I managed to do it. I created a list of great coffee places in Flistoo and want to share it with people who are looking for spots like these. And anyone can create a list of their favorite places and share it with friends.

Flistoo helps you discover, save, and share food and drink spots around the world, so you can stop saving places in notes and easily manage them in one app.

Hey everyone, I'm Andrej from the FastRouter team. We launched on Product Hunt today, and I'd love to get the community's take on a problem we've been working on.

Running AI in production tends to mean too much plumbing and too much guesswork: multiple SDKs, scattered logs, fragile failover, and no clear answer to "how do we make this cheaper without making it worse?"

FastRouter is our answer: one OpenAI-compatible API across 200+ models, automatic failover, zero markup on tokens, and weekly Insights that analyze your real traffic and suggest where to cut spend, with model-switch recommendations checked by evals first.

A few questions we'd genuinely like your input on:

Hey Product Hunt

I'm building Mewvori a habit app where your real-life habits shape the life of a virtual pet.

Most habit trackers eventually became the same thing for me:
check a box keep a streak repeat.

So I started wondering:

I m currently building UGCFlow AI, and the beta version is launching soon.

The idea came from a simple problem: creating good UGC ads can get expensive very quickly. Brands can spend thousands on actors, creators, agencies, video production, editing, and multiple ad variations just to test what works.

I want UGCFlow AI to make that process much more accessible.

With UGCFlow AI, the goal is to let you:

Four years ago, I was placed on a liver transplant list. I spent those years mostly in bed blood infusions weekly, vomiting blood, unable to work my law practice.

I had been a police officer and served in the military before becoming a criminal defense attorney in Connecticut. I thought I'd seen everything. I was wrong.

Build-in-public threads usually report what's working. Worth occasionally reading the version that reports what isn't.

Some surprises from the last six months of building B2B AI tooling for enterprise buyers:

Sales cycles are 2-3x longer than the optimistic forecast even when the buyer is motivated.

claude.ai is the page I have open more than any other. But it's plain, and I kept tabbing out to check my usage, change music, or open a feed.

So I made Perchside, a Chrome extension that turns claude.ai into a workspace. Everything runs locally, with no ads and no data sent anywhere.

Link: https://chromewebstore.google.co...

I'm a solo founder. I run a convenience store and build small software on the side. I made GenID Protocol to document that you generated an AI image. When you right-click an image and choose "Certify with GenID", it downloads a PDF certificate, embeds a C2PA content-credentials manifest in the image, and anchors a hash on Polygon so the record can be verified later.

I've tested it on Gemini and Runway images. Install steps: https://genid.onrender.com/exten...

Demo videos: https://www.tiktok.com/@skyebuil...

I'm the founder of Litos. A couple hundred people already use the platform, and we're expanding. Today is our Product Hunt launch.

We focus on the repetitive work between finding a job and sending an application: tailoring the resume to the role using your real experience, filling the same work-history fields again, and keeping track of applications.

Litos supports Workday, Greenhouse, Lever and Ashby. You can review before sending; automatic sending is optional. Autofill is free, and resume tailoring is included in Litos+ with a 7-day trial.

Here's the launch: https://www.producthunt.com/prod...