I've been building tactica., a football intelligence product, and one of the assumptions I've become increasingly uncomfortable with is that giving someone a prediction is enough.

So we've gone in the opposite direction.

There s no shortage of LinkedIn profile advice, but a lot of it feels disconnected from reality.

In your experience:

• What profile tips do you see repeated that don t actually change outcomes?

• What does seem to matter when deciding whether to trust, follow, or message someone?

• If someone only fixed one thing on their profile, what should it be?

That was basically the problem I wanted to solve.

I really like the Codex app especially how clean and focused the interface feels but for harder coding and architecture tasks I still often want to use Claude Code or other agents.

So I built a native app with a similar UI philosophy, but without tying it to one model or agent.

https://www.producthunt.com/prod...

Honestly built this out of frustration.

I kept telling myself I'd do outreach "after this sprint." Three months post-launch, I had a solid product and roughly zero users. The marketing stuff wasn't hard I just kept skipping it because shipping felt more real.

LaunchPilot runs overnight. It finds relevant leads, drafts outreach emails, writes content, and drops posts into communities while I'm asleep. Morning comes and there's a queue waiting I approve what looks good, skip what doesn't, and the rest goes out.

Hey Makers,

If you ask a standard LLM about your 2 AM startup idea, it will almost always tell you it's a "great concept!" It s programmed to be helpful and polite. But polite doesn't pay the bills, and "vibes-based" building is a great way to waste 6 months.

Hey PH we are live!

We built Meridian because too much real work gets lost between tickets, standups, and end-of-day updates.
It runs locally, turns your activity into a clear timeline, matches work to Jira and GitHub tickets, and drafts updates for your approval.

Meridian is open source, MIT-licensed, free for individual developers, and requires no account. Nothing leaves your device until you approve it.

We re launching today and would especially value feedback on the onboarding, activity timeline, and drafted work updates: https://www.producthunt.com/prod...

Hey I built a tool that makes your writing more concise without using AI.

My goal was to solve a common problem of needing to remove fluff

from writing while keeping it effective and making it more readable.

Hey Product Hunt!

I'm the creator of Talk&Travel AI

an app built for digital nomads and

long-term travelers who want to truly

I've been frustrated watching people spend months on courses that don't lead anywhere. They learn random skills, can't interview for roles, and miss job matches that actually fit their new abilities.

So I built CourseNest. It uses AI to create personalized courses based on your goals, identifies skill gaps, and builds custom curricula. You get realistic interview practice with real-time feedback, and as you level up, it matches you with roles aligned to what you've actually learned.

One platform. Learn, practice, land.

Waitlist is open at https://www.coursenest.app/

I think we have a weird problem with how founders build their identities online.

You can spend 5, 10, even 20 years building companies...

and your entire professional legacy is still reduced to a LinkedIn profile and a stream of social media posts.