Hey makers

Today I launched MyBouquet on Product Hunt: a way to send flowers as a link.

How it works:

1. Pick 3, 7 or 12 flowers in a 3D builder (or one flower for free)

2. Add a message, a photo or up to 30 seconds of your own voice

3. Share one link via WhatsApp, Instagram or text, right away or at a moment you choose (midnight on their birthday, for example)

Rebuilding the CogniFocus Experience Before Launch

Currently doing a massive polish/rework pass across the entire app before launch on June 1.

We ve been moving away from static screens, dead UI and generic productivity flows towards living scenes, reactive motion, behavioral atmosphere, and emotionally aware interactions.

Over the last days we redesigned:
onboarding flow architecture
focus interruption moments
companion reveal pacing
Shield activation flows
app blocking setup
CTA motion systems
atmospheric transitions
reactive UI behavior
motion hierarchy across screens

Hey Product Hunt!

I'm Elnur, the founder of Axona and I'm incredibly excited to share this with you today.

The problem I kept hitting
I had hundreds of notes across Notion, Apple Notes, and random docs. Lots of thinking captured but completely disconnected. I could never see the bigger picture of how my ideas related to each other. Every tool made me do the organizing work manually. Folders. Tags. Links. It killed the thinking flow.

So I built Axona
Type or speak a thought AI instantly extracts key concepts builds a living knowledge graph connecting everything automatically.

Not every problem starts with conflict.

Most team problems don t begin with a dramatic moment. They begin quietly. One person stops sharing ideas. Another one says I m fine too often. A team lead senses something is off, but has no clear signal yet.

Pulseboard helps remote and hybrid teams create a simple rhythm of check-ins, so stress, energy and workload become visible earlier.

• Not as another survey.

• Not as another dashboard.

• But as a lightweight signal system for teams.

We've been building Hintli for a few months and I just went back through everything we tried to get the first users. Figured I'd share the honest version, not the LinkedIn version.

What was a waste of time:

• Posting in a bunch of directories. Half of them want money before you have a single customer. Zero signups from any of them.

• Big "launch" posts. You get a spike for a day, then silence. Nobody sticks around.

What actually worked:

Hey everyone

I'm launching PublisherToolHub on Product Hunt this Tuesday, and wanted to share a bit of context before then and get some early thoughts from this community.

The short version: it's a free suite of 8 puzzle and activity book generators Word Search, Crossword, Sudoku, Maze, Number Search, Bingo, Cryptogram, and Word Scramble built mainly for people who publish puzzle books on Amazon KDP or sell printables on Etsy. No sign-up, no watermark, no paywall.

The backstory: I originally planned to launch this with paid tiers, but that plan didn't really pan out, so I just decided to keep everything free rather than sit on a half-finished paywall nobody was using. It's been free since day one in practice, and I'm actively adding new tools based on what people ask for.

Hey Product Hunt

I m Satyam, founder of Azuqe.

We re building Azuqe around a problem I kept seeing: businesses are doing SEO, creating content, tracking rankings, trying to show up in AI search, and distributing content across different channels but the workflow is scattered across too many tools.

Azuqe brings that workflow together so businesses can find opportunities, create content, improve SEO, increase AI visibility, distribute their work, and understand what s actually driving their reach.

Hey Product Hunt,

We ve all seen those launches that look like they re crushing it but end up with zero actual retention. I ve been looking at the data from our first 5 pilot campaigns at shipshared.link, and the reality is pretty simple: most of us are accidentally scaling "leaks".

We recently worked with an Education SaaS founder who hit a 5% signup rate which is a dream for cold traffic. But because we ran a Road Test first, the session recordings showed something brutal: his mobile onboarding was completely broken. He found that "leak" for $69. Imagine if he d found that out after hitting the front page of Product Hunt. The momentum would have been totally wasted.