I built a free tool to find relevant backlink opportunities (not random links)
Hey everyone
I built Retrolien a free backlink research tool for people doing SEO/link-building outreach.
The problem I kept running into: most backlink tools/directories dump thousands of random links with no way to know if they're relevant to your niche or even still active. You end up wasting hours filtering noise before you can even start outreach.
Built My First App
Shipped AI into a live bank last year. Honest lessons!
I spent most of last year getting a multi-agent AI system into actual production at a European bank. Real transactions, not a sandbox.
Accuracy wasn't the issue. Auditability nearly killed us. Banks don't ask "is it right" they ask "can you show a regulator exactly why it did that." We rebuilt half the product around this after the first compliance review.
Also... nobody mentions that the orchestration takes longer than the model itself. Fallbacks, confidence handling, who reviews edge cases at 11pm. The LLM part was maybe 20% of the work.
And pricing. They want fixed costs, you have variable inference costs. That contract conversation took longer than building the thing. Solve that before you get to legal.
Wellness Dating — Dating that starts with understanding, not stigma.
One workspace. Every tool you were juggling, Gone. Meet Unified Orbis
Email for one thing. Chat for another. Docs somewhere else. Tasks in a different app. A CRM you barely check. a dashboard for the numbers nobody looks at until month-end.
You are not working anymore, you are doing tab archaeology, digging through six apps to find the one message that had the answer.
We got tired of it too. So we built Unified Orbis, one workspace where chat, tasks, epics, sprints, kanban boards, docs and calendar actually live together instead of sitting in separate silos pretending to be a stack. Orbis ai sits underneath all of it, seeing the whole picture instead of just whatever app happens to be open.
Retrieve: Flash Cards Done Right
Hey Product Hunt!
I m Scott, the solo iOS developer behind Retrieve.
I launched Villix, a free iPhone app that helps people track spending and reflect on purchases
I launched Villix, a free iPhone app for people who want to understand their spending beyond just totals and
categories.
The app lets you:
Track bank and manual transactions
Scan receipts and attach them to purchases
Mark purchases as Worth It or Regret
Add notes to understand why you bought something
Track recurring spending and subscriptions
Split expenses with others
Search receipt items on a local map to compare prices nearby
I'm building an Offline&Local Expense Tracker targeting the college students of Indians who use UPI.
the app listens to upi payment notifications and automatically add them to them as expenses or income, the data is stored locally and the app does not connect to the internet, so no data is being collected and sent, it also has features to split bill with nearby devices of using bluetooth, creating an group audience i.e. if one person uses the app it's highly likely for him to refer others. it send an immediate notification to adress the description and category of each transaction so u never skip a bill. I want know if this is something actually fun or basic bs that no one cares about, any comment or opinion will definitely help a lot. this is the ui of the app. going for a straight forward just what u need right where u need it vibe.

I built FounderMind because “Is this a good startup idea?” became too easy to answer
I kept running into the same problem when using AI to think through startup ideas.

I'd ask:
How do you decide if a YouTube idea is worth making?
One thing I kept running into while building UploadPack was how much effort creators can invest before they know whether an idea has much evidence behind it.
Research, competitors, positioning, titles, thumbnails it can easily become hours of work before production even starts.