The waitlist is still open, and the individual tier now runs a real loop:

• Enter one topic

• Get one card back (format + hook sketch + cost note)

• Decide ship or kill

• Paste day-7 views later to close a simple receipt

Weekly lock is on second attempt in the same week is blocked.

No confidence scores or accuracy percentages yet. Just the decision and the receipt.

I'm a CSE student in Mumbai building GravityRank, a tool that checks whether AI engines like ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity mention your brand when someone asks for a product in your category.

What surprised me so far: ranking well on Google and getting cited by AI are not the same thing. Some sites with great SEO never get mentioned, and some small ones show up constantly.

Still figuring out why. Anyone here noticed their product getting (or not getting) recommended by AI? What did you change?

Launching here soon, would love to hear what you'd want from a tool like this.

Hi everyone We just launched @Stitch.ai on Product Hunt, built by a small team of talented people working remotely around the world .

The idea came from a problem we all had: work spread across too many apps, tabs, and subscriptions. Mail in one place, calendar in another, notes, tasks and files somewhere else, and nothing was truly connected.

@Stitch.ai brings it together:

Mail, calendar, notes, tasks and files, all connected

Hi everyone, I'm George. I'm launching Workproof here soon, and I'd love your input before then.

A CV or a portfolio is all claims, and the reader has to take your word for it. Workproof checks some of those claims and puts each one, dated, on one link:

• Domains you could change: you add a TXT record to the domain's DNS, and Workproof looks it up

• Sites you could edit: you add a meta tag to the homepage, and Workproof finds it

• A work address you held: Workproof emails a one-time link, and you click it

• References written by a named person, from a work address Workproof confirmed

I've noticed something interesting while working with businesses and SaaS founders.

Most businesses have happy customers, but their testimonials are scattered everywhere:

• WhatsApp conversations

• Emails

• LinkedIn messages

• Random screenshots

And most of those testimonials never make it to their website.

Most of us spend years in school learning things we'll probably forget.

But credit scores? Investing? Taxes? Managing money?

We're expected to figure that stuff out on our own.

I'm 16, and I decided to try building something that could change that.

What if managing your Amazon and Walmart business didn't require switching between multiple tools?

Hi everyone!

We've built KwickMetrics, an all-in-one platform for Amazon and Walmart sellers and agencies.

We bring together the tools sellers need to manage their marketplace operations:

Build beautiful landing pages, SaaS dashboards, and modern web interfaces using 189+ free, open-source shadcn/ui components.

Featuring GSAP & Motion animations, ready-to-use sections, and MCP support for AI coding agents.

Hey PH community!

I just launched ShareEasy today. The core idea: why should two devices on the same WiFi need to route files through internet servers just to share a photo?

ShareEasy transfers files locally at full WiFi speed no internet, no account, no size limits. Works across Android, iOS, Windows, and macOS.

Demo: https://youtu.be/CGzMEAAIjV0

Hi Product Hunt we re Nopecube, an independent creative technology studio. We build from everyday questions, and the work now spans five projects:
NOPECUBE helps people set aside unfinished work at day s end; version 1.2 and an optional desk cube are in development, with earlier app versions in invited testing.
DICESO is a 3D dice game with 10 solo modes, an 80-stage journey and private Party Rooms; it s live on iPhone and Android.
MileMori draws one chosen life route on a real map; it s available on Android and web, with iPhone in preparation.
echOKs is being built for place-linked notes, photos, audio and video; its mobile apps are in preparation.
Tinytools is a collection of 13 small utilities; all 13 are on Google Play and seven are on the App Store, with six iOS apps in preparation.
We re careful to distinguish what s available from what s still being built. If you ve tried one of the live projects, we d love to hear what s clear and what needs work. Explore all five: https://nopecube.com