RendrFlow is basically solving a few big pain points that most traditional photo editors (like Adobe Lightroom or Remini) don t handle well especially when it comes to privacy, speed, and offline capability.
Hey Product Hunt! Ever ordered a dish expecting one thing and got something completely different? We've all been there. MenuAR lets restaurant diners point their phone at a menu item and instantly see a true-to-size, photorealistic AR preview of the dish portion size, garnish, plating, everything before placing the order. For diners: No more guessing. See exactly what you're getting size, quality, how it's plated. For restaurants: Higher order confidence = fewer complaints, more upsells, happier customers. We're starting with restaurants and expanding to furniture, fashion, and retail AR next. Would love your honest feedback what would make you use this, and what would hold you back?
We turn your voice into a first-class interface for your computer: intelligent dictation, cross-app voice commands, AI assistant always one hotkey away. If you haven't seen the product yet, check it out here: https://www.producthunt.com/prod... (We're still working on our Product Hunt launch page (and would love to hear your suggestions and feedback))
Check for part 1 here: https://www.producthunt.com/p/se...
I m Ravi, and I ve spent the last two decades building enterprise SaaS and complex tech architectures. But when it came to my own circle s weddings, I realised we were still stuck in the "Dark Ages" of digital hospitality - sending flat, boring PDFs or videos over WhatsApp.
So, I built NIMNTRN.
We ve combined Next.js performance with a bespoke "Modern" aesthetic to turn wedding invites into a cinematic premiere.
Hey everyone, We recently launched a meditation / mental wellness app called StressLess, and we re running into an issue we didn t expect. When we search for relevant keywords like meditation , sleep , anxiety , or even more niche ones, our app either doesn t show up at all or is buried very deep in the results? even when we think the keywords match pretty well. We ve already:
optimized the title and description with keywords
added relevant categories and tags
localized the app (English + Ukrainian)
improved visuals and screenshots
But it still feels like we re invisible in search. Is this normal for new apps? How long does it usually take to start ranking? And what actually makes the biggest difference early on, keywords, installs, retention, reviews? Would really appreciate any insights or real experiences :)
I am excited: My first launch on Product Hunt is coming up: Financial Freedom Mentor.
I have been researching and writing a lot about financial freedom. Then, I built an app initially purely for myself to track and accelerate progress on my journey to financial freedom.
