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Adithya Holla

1mo ago

I got banned from 3 subreddits trying to find my first customers. Here's what I learned

Yeah, so this was me three months ago. I'd spent a lot of money on marketing and paid advertising, and I really didn't get enough ROI from it. So then one night I just randomly participated in the thread and in fact got two new customers or users. That might not sound significant but for me at that time it was something that just flicked my mind. I just realized I think this is a better way than just spending cash on ads.

So, then I manually tried to find conversations where my ICP was talking so I posted in wrong threads, got flagged as spam, and eventually got banned. It fucking felt impossible. Every founder knows this pain: the product is ready, but no one knows that it exists, and you don't know where to find them. That's a problem that everyone faces.
Most founders think distribution equals ads or cold outreach but most of buying decisions in SaaS start with someone asking questions in a community like Reddit, HN, Indiehackers, Twitter, LinkedIn, and so on. The problem isn't that customers aren't talking about your problem. It's that you have no system to find those conversations at the right moment. By the time you find them manually, someone else already replied and boom, he's one step ahead of you trying to get the same customer.

Here's my question for everyone: how are you currently finding conversations where your future customers are talking exactly about what you built and is it working? I built AXL to solve this exact problem after failing at it manually for like three months. I would love to hear how others are approaching it

Priyankaa Singh

2mo ago

After my car accident, built scrolling agent while recovering

A few months back, I was in a car accident, and I am still recovering from residual pain - a herniated disk(neck, lower back), stuck in bed, weeks of physical therapy, and honestly, one of the things keeping me sane was social media scrolling. Except... I couldn't scroll without straining my arm, and keeping entertained felt like a struggle.
Entertainment shouldn't come at the cost of pain in any phase of life for anyone, so I built MomentSurfer an AI agent that scrolls Instagram (MVP Version) for you, hands-free. You tell it your interests up front; it scrolls automatically and skips content you wouldn't care about. No tapping, no swiping, just your feed flowing on its own.
It is not limited to people recovering; it also helps avoid doomscrolling. Swiping 100 times to find something interesting is no fun.
I wanted to share with people who'd understand that technology can be a savior if built for the right cause. Happy to share it and get your honest feedback from people who are recovering right now and facing something similar, who know someone who can benefit from it, or who spend hours scrolling through the feed.
Link in comment.

Ashmil Hussain

1mo ago

AMA : Build a Opensource Screen Recorder solve most of my problems

Three lane will help you to record your screen , webcam and mobile in sync and edit seemlessly now you can create product demos, reel and shorts witout much effort
https://threeline.myfractionalct...

Lily Jeon

1mo ago

Chatting with AI isn't market research; it's a séance.

Let s be real: If you ask a standard LLM about your "revolutionary" idea, it will tell you exactly what you want to hear. It s programmed to be polite, not to be a co-founder. Betting your life savings on a "confident hallucination" is just gambling with extra steps.

We built Bunzee.ai (and Business GPT) because we were tired of "vibes-based" building. Instead of just chatting, we plugged in 200,000+ objective data points to act as a Stress-Test Machine for your brain.

ProptoTech

4mo ago

New tool for DevOps & Engineers

Fennec is a privacy-first, local log viewer with AI-assisted troubleshooting built for teams that can t send logs to the cloud.

Ideal for:
DevOps & SRE
Backend Engineers
Finance / Healthcare IT
IoT, E-commerce, Game Ops

Sana Wajid

1mo ago

We built an AI that doesn't forget you.

Hi Product Hunt

Sana here, Chief Development Officer at Fetch.ai.

Over the past year, we ve been focused on one core question: Why does AI still feel like a tool you keep restarting?

The world's first tech relocation platform.

I've been working on this project now and there doesn't seem to be anything else out there, I'm trying to build a free platform where anyone can explore Cities , plan life and apply for visas all in one place. I'd love if you guys can check it out and give me some feedback! The link is resettl.app
Thomas Watson

1mo ago

5 minutes to spot burnout before it starts

Feeling drained by your hectic schedule? It s time to take control with a quick, privacy-first weekly check-in designed specifically for tech professionals like you. Create your Enerio account today and start using AI energy tracking to spot your unique energy patterns, helping you prevent burnout and maintain sustainable productivity throughout the week.

This week s focus: Your energy snapshot

In just a few minutes, you can capture a detailed picture of your weekly energy fluctuations. This snapshot helps identify activities that invigorate or exhaust you. Understanding your energy flow is the first step in making smarter, more effective decisions during your workweek.

Discover how a simple check-in can change your week for the better.

Monsur Raji

1mo ago

What 3 Days on Product Hunt Did for Techzilla 🚀

Three days ago, we launched techzilla.online on Product Hunt

We didn t know what to expect but the response has been incredible.

To everyone who supported us:

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  • Tried Techzilla

How We Closed the Gap Between Content Management and Accessible Digital Publishing

One thing we kept hearing from non-profits, associations and community organisations was that they were using one tool to manage their content and a completely separate tool to publish it and the two never talked to each other cleanly.

That gap costs teams time, creates accessibility blind spots, and adds technical overhead that smaller organisations simply cannot afford.