Road to 1,000,000 Votap users Day 63 | Current: 1346
Soon you ll be able to tell your fellow citizen to go to hell
or, ideally, have a proper debate. I m about 90% done building a dedicated thread system for Votap.
You comment on a politician or an article.
Someone replies you get notified (push + in-app).
You tap it and land straight in a thread.
You ll see:
the original comment that started it
your conversation
and the full back-and-forth
No more lost replies. No more chaos. Just actual discussions.
(And yes sometimes that might include telling someone to go to hell )
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More tomorrow.

Hi all!

Like most people, I used to just click Agree on terms and privacy policies without reading them. I didn t ignore them because I didn t care. They are long, written in legal language, and hard to understand. Recently, I started looking into some of these policies, especially those related to AI training and data usage. I realized how much important information is hidden in documents that most users never read.

I would love to see what you re building next. Share:

• Product name

• What problem it solves

• Launch date

Let s give each other feedback, support launches, and celebrate small wins together. Drop screenshots, or descriptions - let s make it a mini launch party!

We are a small team of developers and writers. Like many of you, we ve tried using standard AI tools to write scripts and build short dramas. The "honeymoon phase" is great, but by episode 10? The AI forgets the plot, character arcs break, and worst of all the output is an unshootable formatting nightmare.

You end up spending more time writing prompts and fixing AI s continuity errors than actually creating.

I kept getting distracted every time I tried to study.

Switching between music, timers, notes nothing really felt right.

So I built Rainwork a simple, immersive space to study without distractions.

Lofi, Pomodoro, notes, all in one place.

Hey Product Hunt,

I built TraceFix after spending way too many hours on log errors that turned out to have a one-command fix I just didn't know what I was looking at.

What it does: You paste a Linux, SSH, systemd, or nginx log. It tells you the root cause, explains what went wrong, and gives you the exact command to fix it. No prompts, no back and forth.

Why I built it: Every engineer I know has lost an hour to "Permission denied (publickey)" or "Failed to start service." The error is always the same. The fix is always the same. But you still end up Googling for 20 minutes. I wanted a tool that skips that entirely.

Hey PHunters!

Arjun here, founder of HiringPartner.ai. We're launching today and I wanted to share why we built this.

Last year, I posted a developer role and got 1,200 applications. My small team spent a month screening, and I'm pretty sure we missed great people who got buried in the pile. That sucked.

So we built an AI platform that does the heavy lifting: screens resumes, calls candidates, conducts interviews, and gives you a ranked list of the top 10 finalists - all in 48 hours.

Hey Product Hunters,

We re a small group of 15-year-olds from Mumbai running Indian Instinct Studios. Every evening we used to open the fridge and ask kya banaun aaj? (What to make today?)

So we built TikkaMate an AI cooking assistant made for real Indian kitchens:

Fridge photo Jain thali in 10 seconds (no roots, no onion, no garlic)

It's probably more than you realize.

But most of what we watch is from strangers. While the stuff that actually matters to us just sits in our chats.