Hi makers!

We're launching Virash on Product Hunt tomorrow, and I'd love your feedback before we go live.

What is Virash?

An AI video editing agent for short-form creators. The core problem we're solving: making videos still feels way too manual.

Hi fellow Product Hunters,

We're launching on FanBase Product Hunt tomorrow, which I'm quite excited about, so I wanted to come here and say hi.

To give some context on how I got here: two years ago we started building fan apps for esports teams like Team Liquid and G2. The whole model relied on getting fans to leave Instagram or X and sign up somewhere new. It worked, but only for the most hardcore fans. Everyone else stayed on socials, where we couldn't reach them.

Hello, Product Hunt community

I'm Toni, founder of MailNudgeApp, launching today.

I created it because I saw the same thing happening all the time: someone would send a quote or proposal, wait for a response... and then forget about it. The client would move on. The deal would fall through. Not because of laziness, but because of the sheer number of open conversations that had to be managed manually.

MailNudgeApp adds a reminder button to Gmail. Set it up in two clicks, forget about the reminder, and Chrome will automatically notify you if there's no response. No additional apps required. No need to leave Gmail.

Hey Product Hunt

We ve been experimenting with a simple idea:

What if improving a Picture required just ONE action?

No editing tools.

Most "verification" online isn't real verification. A blue checkmark you can buy for $8/month. A link-in-bio page where you just type a URL and hope people believe it's yours. None of it actually proves you own the account you're claiming.

I built Scoop to fix that.

• Connect/Log the accounts you already use (Google, LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, etc.) through secure sign-in ownership is cryptographically verified, not just typed in

• Add any other profile you want to log, including platforms that aren't officially supported with secure sign-in

• Every event you attend, Journey you join, and review you leave is tied back to that verified profile no anonymous accounts hiding behind the interaction, which deepens your validity

• Hosts creating events can see verified RSVPs before anyone shows up at the door and cross verfiy the users accounts when they show up

It's live on iOS now, and I'm launching publicly on Product Hunt tomorrow.

I run Glotier. It answers one question: when a buyer asks ChatGPT or Gemini or Perplexity for the best tool in your category, do you get named, or does your competitor?

Most of what I could find in this space either costs about $2,000 a month or quietly makes the numbers up. So I built the cheap honest version, and I have been building it in public.

Here is the part that usually gets left out of posts like this.

I ran our own product through it. Across 21 buyer questions in our own category, AI names Glotier in zero of them. That number is on our pricing page. I am not going to sell you a visibility tool while pretending we are visible.

A few weeks ago I shared Cognilumin as an early AI explainability tool. A lot has changed since then, and I wanted to post an update for anyone who saw the original thread.

Cognilumin has evolved into a focused AI observability and clarity platform three modules that help teams understand, visualize, and debug AI behavior:

• Illuminator structured, expert level explanations with intent based routing (evaluation, debugging, observability, or master teacher depending on the question)

• Topology Visualizer live particle flow state maps from natural language descriptions (lightweight alternative to Galileo Smartscape)

• Execution Logs step by step reasoning traces with hex formatted indices and action tags, zero setup

I ve also refined the onboarding: the homepage now includes four scenario pills that instantly demo evaluation, debugging, observability, and concept explanation so a visitor can see the value in under 10 seconds without typing a word.

Genuine question, because I think the honest answers are either "way too much" or "basically zero," and both hurt.

When I started building my product I bounced between those poles: two weeks of daily posting, then three weeks of silence when real work took over. The silence weeks were the expensive ones. For a product nobody has heard of, visibility decays fast.

What finally worked for me was capping it: 2.5 hours a week, structured. One 90-minute block on Sunday to write everything for the week while I still have context. Fixed publishing slots (Tue/Thu/Sat) so nothing depends on my mood. Ten minutes a day replying to people in my space, which drives more profile visits than my own posts do some weeks. And once a month I re-queue my best performer, because new followers never saw it.

Hi,

I am Mani, working on the AI powered Nutrition and Wellness Coach. Below is my complete Idea, any insights or recommendations are highly appreciable. Open to Collaborate as well.

Thank you.