Pesterly launched this morning. It chases your clients for the stuff that blocks your work until they send it documents, files, logins, a straight answer.
I've been quietly building something around a simple frustration: a tiny task can turn into another app, another account, another upload, another subscription, or another AI workflow.
The direction is to make boring everyday tasks simpler and faster in one place. It started small, but the idea is growing. I'm keeping the name under wraps for now.
Which small task feels most overcomplicated by the tools available today, and what would a simpler first experience look like?
Platform: Windows standalone app Premiere Pro workflow
One-sentence description: I built a local AI editing assistant that analyzes your music and raw footage, finds useful scenes, detects beats/drops/bass/vocal moments, and turns the analysis into an editable Premiere Pro timeline instead of making you sort everything manually.
Hey PH, Syef here, co-founder of Xseth. Most scanners hand you a long list of "possible" issues and leave you to sort out what's real. Xseth runs external recon on a domain, narrows thousands of URLs down to the few worth testing, then checks each one. A finding is only marked PROVEN when a deterministic check confirms it; everything else is labeled refuted, inconclusive or not tested, so you know exactly where you stand. The GIF is an illustrative run on a demo target. We're looking for a small group of beta testers: bug bounty hunters, security folks, and anyone shipping fast with Lovable, Bolt, v0 or similar. It's external only, with no accounts, no code access and nothing to install. All we need is a domain you own or are authorized to test. In return we'd love a few minutes of your time or one honest email on what was right, what was missing and what you'd never use. Comment below or reach us at xseth.com.
We make meraGEO, which launched on Product Hunt today. It asks ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini the questions a buyer would type in your category, and shows whether they name you or a competitor. The free scan needs no signup.
We built it because we couldn't answer that question about our own products. When we scanned 179 YC companies, 152 were not named by any of the three.
Our vision for myMD was always a super app, one place that holds everything about your health. Health records, scores, insights, AI assistance, women's health, nutrition and more. All connected, all personal.
But you cannot build a super app overnight. So we had to make a tough call. What is the smallest version of this vision that still feels useful and not half baked?
We launched with three things. A health vault with insights, a health score and an AI chatbot. It felt like a real product but also just a fraction of what we were building toward.
Now we have four core features, each with their own layer of insights, plus a bunch of smaller ones like medication reminders, Apple Health integration and more. And there is still so much on the roadmap.
My team and I have been bootstrapping our startup and realized how insanely expensive it is to validate ideas using traditional agencies or consultants. It shouldn't cost thousands of dollars just to know if an idea is viable.
So, we built WolfTank a 100% FREE AI Startup OS that validates ideas, builds revenue models, and generates pitch decks instantly.
We are officially launching TOMORROW! As a small team, we would absolutely love your support and early feedback. If you have a second, please check out our teaser page and hit "Notify Me":
I m building Xpectrum AI, and I ve just launched it on Product Hunt.
While experimenting with AI agents, I kept running into the same problem: once an agent needs to use tools, retrieve information, follow multiple steps, or wait for human approval, things quickly turn into a mix of frameworks, APIs, integrations, and custom code.
So I started building Xpectrum around that problem.
