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We re starting to appear in AI-powered searches and alternative search engines. Seeing search and AI systems begin to recognize PrivaPDF as a privacy-first PDF platform. I think these are great results.

I'm building OwnHaul for a simple problem: when something breaks, the receipt, purchase date, warranty terms, and product details are often scattered. The current beta lets you organize those records yourself; it does not decide whether a claim is covered.

You can try the sample workflow without an account: https://ownhaul.com/demo?source=...

If you've dealt with a warranty claim, which missing record caused the most friction? I'm using that feedback to decide what to simplify next.

Just launched Jetti today!
Think of us as your revenue intelligence business partner.

Ideally meant to help growing small business owners with recurring revenue (membership model) so that their revenue is protected and they can focus more on their craft they love.

We've worked with a Jiu Jitsu Gym where this tool gave the owners the power of team you'd find in large corporations to protect their revenue and nurture their community through tailored strategies from Jetti.

I built an autonomous AI that attends meetings, talks actively, and executes tasks.

It can be a project manager, a sales rep, a recruiter literally any delegate.

Before, every service an AI agent used needed a human behind it: finding the API, creating an account, adding a payment method and approving each transaction.
With Elisym, agents discover providers on Nostr, hire them for specific jobs and settle payments peer-to-peer in USDC on Solana. There's no central platform and no custodian, and agents spend only within the budgets and policies you define.
Elisym is open-source infrastructure for the agent economy.

Every agent is a customer.
Every service is a provider.
Elisym connects them all, peer to peer.

https://www.elisym.network/

Most gig platforms still force customers to gamble on strangers.

Fake reviews.
Fake identities.
No accountability.
Workers buried under endless bidding wars.
Customers scrolling through pages hoping they picked the right person.

So we started building Veritas.

The core idea is simple:

Hey Product Hunt

The problem we're solving is one most engineers have lived but rarely talk about openly real customer data ending up in staging environments, CI pipelines, and demo setups because there's never been a fast enough alternative to just copying production.

Hi PH, Khoa here, solo Flutter dev from Vietnam. Sharing what I've been building: Noctra, an ad-free white noise & sleep sounds app for iPhone and Android.

The problem
Most sleep apps hand you a grid of sounds and let you guess. But a quiet bedroom and a room next to a busy street need different masking. Pick the wrong one and you're awake at midnight, scrolling through sounds.

What Noctra does differently

• Room scan (opt-in): reads your room's loudness (no audio is saved) and suggests a sound to match. A loud room (~78 dB) gets a deep brown-noise mix, for example.

• Your own mix: white/brown/pink noise, fan, rain, thunder, ocean and forest, each with its own volume.

• Routines: "Sleep Winddown" starts with rain and slowly shifts into deep brown noise over 60 minutes, then fades out.

• Works offline, in the background and on the lock screen.

• No ads. Rain, thunder, ocean and forest are free; the paid plan is intentionally cheap.

A lot of us have built products that nobody wanted.

The hardest part isn't building anymore it's finding an idea that actually has real demand.

That's why I built Build Signals.

Instead of generating random startup ideas, Build Signals researches markets the way an analyst would. It looks for real signals like: