In 2011, my team s technology was acquired by Google for a specific purpose: solving the performance scaling problem for a fragmented Android hardware ecosystem.

Today, the Web is facing that exact same "Fragmentation Tax."

Because 63 million Indian SMEs deserve better than Excel sheets Hey Product Hunt I want to be upfront this isn't a polished startup story. It's a messy one. And I think that's why it might resonate. --- A year ago I visited a friend who runs a clothing store in Surat. He was doing well genuinely well. Good products, loyal customers, decent revenue. But when I sat with him for a day, I watched him do something that stuck with me. Every 10 minutes he picked up his phone and manually replied to WhatsApp messages. Product questions. Price inquiries. Order follow-ups. Complaints. From 9AM to 11PM. I asked him "Do you have any system for this?" He looked at me and said: "Bhai, yahi system hai."
(Translation: "Brother, this IS the system.") --- That line is why WakFlow exists. --- We're not solving a problem we read about in a research paper. We genuinely spent months sitting with business owners real estate brokers in Jaipur, clinic owners in Pune, D2C founders in Delhi and asking them one question: "Walk me through your actual day." What we found wasn't a technology problem.
It was a tools problem. The tools that exist were built for someone else.
Wrong language. Wrong payment system. Wrong assumptions about how businesses here actually operate. --- So we built three things: A CRM that treats WhatsApp as the primary channel not an afterthought. Leads flow in automatically, follow-ups happen without reminders, and nothing slips through. A shared inbox so entire teams can work from one WhatsApp number without passing a phone around. Sounds basic. Wasn't available in a way that worked for this market. An AI agent that handles sales conversations, sends product photos, and processes payments even when the owner is asleep. --- What surprised us most wasn't the product. It was the reaction when we showed the first version to that friend in Surat. He watched the AI bot take an order at midnight, confirm it, and send a payment link all automatically. He just kept saying "yaar..." over and over. He didn't say it was impressive. He said: "This is the first time I feel like I can actually take a day off." That was the moment we knew we were building the right thing. --- 8 months later: 500+ businesses are using WakFlow across India.
We've never run a single ad.
Every customer came from another customer. --- I'm sharing this today not because I think we've figured everything out we absolutely haven't. But because Product Hunt has always been the place where builders share things they genuinely care about. And I genuinely care about this. If you've ever built something for a market that mainstream tech ignores you'll understand why this matters to us. Happy to answer any questions about what we built, why we made certain decisions, or what surprised us along the way. And if you know someone running a business on WhatsApp and Excel send them to wakflow.com. They'll thank you. [Kanishq], WakFlow 

snapiq.app
I finally launched my first app, and honestly it still feels a little unreal.

It s called snapiq snapiq.app, and I built it to make scanning receipts and invoices a lot easier by pulling out the important details and keeping everything organized in one place.

Building it was a huge learning experience for me. There were a lot of moments where I felt lost, had to figure things out as I went, and questioned whether I d actually get it finished. It s still just the beginning and there s a lot I want to improve, but I m really happy I pushed through and got it out there.

Hey everyone!

We're working on CRONOS a time-series analytics engine that works without training data.

The idea: instead of learning patterns from historical examples, we compute mathematical invariants directly from signals. Same engine works across completely different domains.

What it does:

We are two engineers who accidentally fell in love with floor plans. Not the glossy renders. Not the marketing decks.

The raw floor plans and Blueprints that quietly decide how people live for years.

Hey PH building in public as we lead up to launching FlashHQ. First pre-launch post went out yesterday morning, written and scheduled through FlashHQ:
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FlashHQ is an AI-powered social media management platform for small businesses. Content generation is powered by Claude AI (Anthropic), which learns your brand by scanning your website on signup. The platform also includes a unified social inbox with AI response automation, a full CRM, lead capture, analytics, and workflow automation. Happy to answer questions. More details coming daily. David, Founder @ DASTech

Hey everyone I just launched something I ve been working on called FuruFlow.

I kept running into the same problem:
DeFi yields are everywhere, but it s hard to tell what s actually worth it vs what s noise.

So I built a tool that helps:
Surface high-quality yield opportunities
Spot arbitrage + flow signals
Avoid low-quality / risky pools

It s still early, and I m actively improving it so I d genuinely love feedback from people who actually use DeFi.

Something interesting happened in Spanish media this week that I haven't been able to stop thinking about from a product perspective.

TVE Spain's public broadcaster cancelled "Al margen de todos," a show hosted by comedian Dani Rovira. On the surface: a normal programming decision. Happens all the time.

There's a mode that zooms out to the observable universe when your day is going badly. Another that destroys your journal entries after you write them. And notifications like "The universe is 13.8 billion years old. Your deadline is Tuesday."

Built Uphill because every other task app lies to you with confetti and streaks. This one just pushes back.
Honest feedback welcome - especially if it's brutal.

Day 1: Building Clarity AI: autonomous analytics infrastructure.

After years in analytics, I saw how much time teams spend preparing data instead of making decisions. We re building a better way. Here's what I'm building: