I built DataQuest because I got tired of constantly opening analytics dashboards to find out whether anything actually happened.

So I built the thing I wanted:

Your website DataQuest Discord.

Payout Reconciler compares a Stripe payout export with a bank statement locally. No Stripe API connection, no bank connection, and financial file contents stay in the browser. Ambiguous cases remain visible for review; text-based PDF support is limited to tested layouts.
The Product Hunt launch is scheduled for September 29. I m not asking for upvotes feedback from someone who actually reconciles Stripe payouts would be much more valuable. If you test it, keep your files on your own computer and only report whether import and reconciliation worked.
Pilot: https://payout-reconciler-pilot-...

I'm building IngrAI, an Android app that scans a food barcode and shows the full ingredient list. It flags anything matching ingredients you've set to avoid, and tells you if the product has an active FDA recall. No health score, no "this is good or bad for you." It shows what's on the label and what the FDA says.

I ran the closed test properly. 12 real testers, friends and people from my community, opted in for the full 14 days. Applied for production. Rejected, "your app requires more testing."

Worth knowing why if you're about to hit this yourself. The 12 tester bar isn't the real gate. Google also looks at engagement, and mine installed it, tried it a few times, then drifted. That's mostly on me. Product search was broken for most of the test window, so there wasn't much reason to keep opening it. That's fixed now, along with a bug where every scanned product got wrongly flagged as having incomplete data.

It's also why I'm not buying testers. There's a market of $20 to $40 services that supply 12 opt-ins. They fix the number and make the actual problem worse, because Google is measuring whether people use the thing.

Hey PH folks,
I am building an AI product for fashion ecommerce brands. Still in a very early state, raw and we've a lot to work on.
I am seeking conversations with operators in this space and trying to live a day in their shoes.

This will help me in driving my PLG charter and build something really meaningful and useful by speaking to people on the ground.
By which I mean, I want to speak to the designers, people who click the pictures, people who are in production, people who do merchandising/cataloging, person who does content, someone who uploads things on the website & people who take it to the market... etc
I want to understand the deep operational dynamics of a fashion businesses.
How do they operate

What are the processes they follow
What are the challenges they face in their daily tasks
If they had a "genie in a lamp" what would they wish to get solved magically
Be it optimization of speed, cost or efficiency.
All of this will help me in building something that truly matters to them.
Any help from the community is much appreciated.
If you're somebody who understands these dynamics, please let me know.
If you run a DTC ecommerce business, even great.
If you know someone who operates in this domain, if you can connect me to them (I'll be very grateful)
In return, I will pick one problem, that's most critical to them & solve it using what I'm building.
They'll walk out with a solution and I'll walkout with golden insights.
P.S. For Mods, not sure if this is the right forum to seek this kinda help. If not, please guide me to a right forum. I genuinely need some help here.

Every real estate tool I've ever used had the same flaw: it handed me another dashboard to feed. More data entry, more reconciling, more "I'll deal with it at tax time." The work never actually left my plate.

So I built the opposite.

Revenli isn't software you operate it's a team of AI agents that operate for you. You forward your documents and step back. Behind the scenes:

• A bookkeeper matches every invoice to your bank feed and flags only what it's unsure about no more month-end reconciliation marathons.

• A tax strategist keeps you audit-ready year-round and tells you the moves to make before the deadline, not after.

• A financial advisor watches your actual numbers and tells you when to buy, hold, sell, or refi the decisions most of us make on gut and hope.

I run about 20 domains across my products, and email kept failing me in the most expensive way possible: silently. Campaigns showed delivered while landing in spam. We switched email providers and forgot one DNS record, reply rates collapsed, and we spent weeks blaming the copy. A tool we d stopped using was still authorized to send as one of our domains.

None of these show up as errors. You find them months later, after they ve cost you real money.

The existing DMARC tools are built for security teams and read like RFCs, so I built HealthCheck Email(healthcheckemail.com) for marketers and founders instead:

• Enter a domain and get an A+ to F email health grade in seconds, covering DMARC, SPF, DKIM, MX, blacklists, and TLS

• It parses the reports mailbox providers send about your domain, so you see every service actually sending as you, with names like Google Workspace and Klaviyo instead of IP addresses

• A guided path from DMARC p=none to reject without blocking your own legitimate mail

• Daily re-checks with alerts to email, Slack, or webhook the moment a record changes

These days, there is a lot of uncertainty over digital donations. Traditional platforms often make it challenging for users to see how their donations are used, making it difficult to tell whether the money reaches those who truly need it and, if so, whether it will leave a meaningful impact. This can reduce donors confidence and discourage contributions. Our team is working hard to develop a platform that addresses this issue. We aim to do so through extensive tracking services that give users a clear view of how their contributions are used and reassure donors that their donations will make a tangible impact. Currently, CouponDonation is in its introductory phase, and we are looking to reach a wider audience. Feel free to visit our website at https://coupondonation.com/ if you would like to learn more. If you have any suggestions, please leave them in the comments below. We would greatly appreciate your feedback on how we can improve the experience.

This one started from an argument, not an idea. I casually mentioned something I "knew" was true, someone fact-checked me on the spot, and it turned out that thing had been disproven years ago. Nobody had told me. Nobody tells anyone, honestly, once you leave school, corrections just don't reach you the way the original "fact" did.

That stuck with me.
We spend 12+ years being taught things with total confidence, and then the updates to that knowledge happen quietly in journals and papers most of us will never read. So I started digging into how many things I was taught that had since changed, and the list got long fast.

The early version of this was just a spreadsheet I kept for myself. It didn't feel like a "product" until I picked my own graduation year and had that same "wait, seriously?" reaction about six times in a row. That's when it became worth building properly, hand-verifying entries, organizing by subject, letting people pick their own year instead of just mine.

The hardest part honestly wasn't the build, it was the verification. Every entry needed a real source, not a vibe, so a lot of this became slow, manual fact-checking rather than fast shipping.

I build WordPress sites and something started bugging me last year.

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