This one started from an argument, not an idea. Casually said something I "knew" was true, got fact-checked on the spot, and it turned out that thing had been disproven years ago.

The early version of this was just a spreadsheet I kept for myself, tracking things I'd learned that had quietly changed since. It didn't feel like a "product" until I picked my own graduation year and had that same "wait, seriously?" reaction about six times in a row. That led me to compile it into a website named sinceyougraduated.online
It's a free, simple website, no signup, no paywall, just pick your year and see what's changed.
p/sinceyougraduated is the forum page and it is open for any type of discussions related to the website.

Would like genuine feedback on how to bring in people into the product's forum and get early traction.
I have ticked the items in the checklist for my first launch and what all are the other things that one may recommend to boost visibility?
And last but not least, as part of the launch preparation, I have made a launch video. It's a bit ridiculous and at the same time amusing.

Hey everyone

I m working on an early-stage social app called Quesly and I m currently validating the idea before building the full MVP. The concept is simple: every 24 hours, everyone gets one meaningful question. You answer it, see what your friends and other people think and come back the next day for a new one.

There are no comments, only positive emoji reactions. The idea is to let people share different opinions without turning every conversation into an argument.

I m also exploring streaks, achievements and friend invites to make the daily habit more engaging. I m mainly trying to understand whether this is something people would actually come back to, not just whether the idea sounds nice.

Hey Product Hunt community!

My team and I have been bootstrapping our startup and realized how insanely expensive it is to validate ideas using traditional agencies or consultants. It shouldn't cost thousands of dollars just to know if an idea is viable.

So, we built WolfTank a 100% FREE AI Startup OS that validates ideas, builds revenue models, and generates pitch decks instantly.

We are officially launching TOMORROW! As a small team, we would absolutely love your support and early feedback. If you have a second, please check out our teaser page and hit "Notify Me":

I ve been thinking a lot about something I suspect many founders here have struggled with:

How do you know when you re solving a genuinely painful problem versus simply building something people think is interesting?

The problem we ve been focused on is founder attention overload.

As founders, we can have information coming from everywhere: emails, customers, leads, meetings, follow-ups, opportunities, tasks, and decisions.

I built Chadence because I know what it feels like to lose someone and wish you still had more of their voice, stories, memories, and messages.

Chadence is a digital legacy platform designed to help people preserve the parts of themselves they want their loved ones to keep including voice recordings, photos, videos, stories, memories, and personal messages.

The goal is simple: give people a way to leave more than photographs behind.

Chadence is live now, and I d genuinely appreciate feedback from other founders and makers.

Ever stumble across a Reddit user profile where all their posts and comments are set to hidden?

I ran into this constantly while browsing, so I made Profile Unhider, a free Chrome extension that surfaces publicly indexed posts and comments right on their profile.

It works by pulling publicly available search data, so it doesn't access private info or break any site rules.

Hey PH community!
We re preparing to launch Riftur, an AI tool within the gap analysis space that helps you compare two documents and instantly see what s missing, incomplete, or inconsistent. It s designed for anyone who works with requirements vs. deliverables proposals, audits, compliance matrices, education materials, internal SOPs, etc.

We ll be going live on Product Hunt soon, but before we do, we d love to gather some early feedback from this group:

• Does the problem/solution resonate with you?

• Which use cases feel strongest?

• What would make the product more appealing ahead of launch?

Really appreciate any thoughts. Excited (and slightly nervous) to share Riftur with everyone soon

Short one.

Pesterly launched this morning. It chases your clients for the stuff that blocks your work until they send it documents, files, logins, a straight answer.

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...

Hello Everyone So I am practically new here and glad to announce that I just launched my app which I built completely through Claude, ChatGPT, Figma without spending a single dollar. It took 2x the time i thought but the end app was exactly what i wanted for a freelancer who is just new to managing finances and cant spend too much on another subscription for a finance tool feel free to check it out it is completely free to start : finqube.one