We're building an AI-native revenue workspace and on July 23, Salestrics AI gets a major upgrade.

Most AI tools can answer questions.

Hey PH this isn't a launch post, it's the honest story behind why we built Knocket (https://trtc.io/solutions/knocket). I'd rather share it here than in a polished landing page.

I run trtc.io a developer product site. And for the longest time, I've cared about every single real developer who lands there. I want to know what they're stuck on. I want to know what didn't click. I want to know why they closed the tab.

But here's what I actually had to do to find out:

• Wait for someone to submit a form or email us then chase them for a reply that usually never came.

• Spend weeks recruiting users for scheduled interviews offering incentives, coordinating time zones, prepping scripts.

• Stare at analytics dashboards and "analyze" behavior paths trying to guess what a real person was feeling from a heatmap.

Hi Product hunt lovers, I am new here and want to learn from marketers, founders and owners and Saas founders.
My name is faizan, from Pakistan. I am buidling infoishai-AI Influencer search tool where tech businesses and creators can easily contact with each other. Creators can create their account their and list their services while in creators search page, businesses can filter out them and contact them easily
Guys What you are building and any suggestion for me how can i launch it effectively and can grow
Thank you

Over the past few months, we've had conversations with founders, builders, and developers using MySpec. One thing became very clear: generating a specification wasn't enough. People wanted a workflow that matched how they actually build products with AI.

So instead of adding another feature, we redesigned the experience from the ground up.

The new version includes a smarter AI-guided discovery process that asks better questions, a clearer review workflow before moving to the next stage, improved specifications with stronger structure and edge-case coverage, and support for both Greenfield projects and Brownfield projects where you're already working with an existing codebase through MCP. The goal wasn't to generate more documents, it was to help teams make better product decisions before writing code.

Before we continue building, we'd really appreciate feedback from the Product Hunt community on a few specific things:

We just added monthly subscription plans to Token Relay. If you need predictable AI API costs without managing multiple provider keys:

• Starter $9/mo 11,000 credits

• Pro $29/mo 40,000 credits

• Max $99/mo 140,000 credits

All plans give you:

• 12+ models (GPT-4o, Claude Opus, Gemini, DeepSeek, Qwen, Kimi, GLM)

• One API key for everything

• OpenAI-compatible format

• Real-time usage dashboard

• Cancel anytime

Last November I was working on concepts for a personal game project. My references were in PureRef, my links were in Notion, I was checking things in Photoshop and painting in Procreate. Two devices, three screens, four different tools for what was really one activity.

So I built ArtDeck: one native reference board for images, video, GIFs, links, notes and PDFs. It works offline and syncs through your own iCloud across iPhone, iPad and Mac.

The part I wanted most wasn t another place to collect things. It was being able to study them where I saved them: values, palettes, composition, angles, proportions and motion, directly on the board.

It s a one-time purchase, with no account or subscription.

I built ReactGrind because every time I prepped for React interviews, I ended up solving generic DSA problems on LeetCode that had nothing to do with what I'd actually be asked hooks gotchas, state management bugs, re-render performance, compound components.

Is tarot better when it's human-led, not AI? Try a free card of the day and decide for yourself.

Try it here: https://your-tarot.site

I've been reading tarot for 15+ years. Most "tarot" sites today use AI-generated scripts that sound generic and hollow. That's not tarot. It's just text.

So I built Mysticum a place where you get a real, human-led tarot reading. But I know not everyone trusts tarot (or even knows if it's for them). That's why I added a free card of the day:

Hello everyone,

I've been a developer for 16+ years. I ran a profitable project for years (2009-2015) until Twitter's (now X) API changes killed it overnight. Since then I've been quietly building something new, dogfooding it on my own finances for years, hosted on a server in my basement closet. I finally found the time to polish it and open it up.

I named it ZenExpenses (https://zenexpenses.com), an expense tracker and budgeting app built around one idea: you upload bank statements (CSV, PDF, Excel, QuickBooks) instead of connecting your bank account. Skipping the third party bank connection is deliberate. I'm holding out for the day open banking is properly adopted. And no, it is not hosted on my basement server anymore if you were wondering.

What it does: