I ve been building custom WordPress themes from scratch for quite a while now. One thing I kept noticing across almost all my clients' shops is the massive amount of abandoned carts usually around 70%.
Most people use standard plugins that send these robotic, 'one-size-fits-all' emails, and honestly, they re pretty easy to ignore. It got me thinking: what if the emails were actually unique?
So, I m working on a small project called Cartalix.
Basically infrastructure to put boundaries around AI agents, trace what they are doing and stop them when they go outside those limits.
Another signal that AI agent security is quickly becoming its own infrastructure layer. But this is mostly from the side of the companies building with AI agents. What happens with the huge majority of fintechs and traditional companies? They are not only going to use AI agents, they are also going to receive attacks from them. How are they going to defend against AI?
I'm building Inwom(https://inwom.com) for resolving this - Security infrastructure against AI agent attackas
I wanted to share something we ve been building at ProResumes :https://rb.gy/4w2pk0
We help job seekers create professional, ATS-friendly resumes that are designed for modern hiring systems and real recruiter expectations. A lot of talented people get rejected not because of lack of skills, but because their resumes aren t optimized for today s hiring process.
Introducing www.refcomm.ai Talent Cards instead of resume dumps. A structured, living professional identity that captures the things that actually help someone understand a person their experience, skills, strengths and professional context in a format that's easier to discover, understand and refer.
Referrals instead of cold applications. Someone who knows the person can make the connection, giving employers more context than a resume sitting anonymously in an ATS.
Better hiring economics. We believe trusted, community-driven hiring can reduce the heavy costs traditionally associated with recruitment while creating a better experience for employers, referrers and job seekers.
And we're building the network around a simple principle:
Hi everyone, I'm Arun. I launched Nook on Product Hunt today: https://www.producthunt.com/prod...
I built it because most articles I opened made me close a cookie banner and pause a video before I could read a line. Nook is a free Mac browser on Chromium. Reader mode takes you straight to the text. Ads and trackers are blocked inside the app, so there's nothing to install, and cookies and cache are cleared when you quit.
I'm answering comments on the launch page all day. What would you want a browser like this to do next?
I'm building Xpectrum AI and just launched it on Product Hunt.
I've been experimenting with AI agents and kept running into the same problem: once an agent needs to use tools, retrieve information, follow multiple steps, or wait for human approval, the workflow quickly becomes a combination of different frameworks, APIs and custom code.
So I started building Xpectrum around that problem.
We would love to get some feedback on our app Sqwid! We could also use some suggestions for getting those first 100k users. Thank you all in advance. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sq...
Over the past few weeks, I've been building Launch Pilot an AI co-founder designed to help indie hackers and solo founders launch with more confidence.
The idea came from seeing the same problems repeated over and over: shipping without validation, unclear positioning, weak ICPs, and launch plans based more on guesswork than evidence.
