I am building world best virtual tryon for the ecommerce market. And, Today we reached the median tryon speed of 8.5 sec from 9.1 sec. It sounds small but to the merchants that sells in ecommerce space its is very big conversion factor.
I m Henrik, co-founder of Lumoo AI we re building a creative AI platform that helps founders, marketers, and teams turn scattered ideas into clear, high-quality content.
After months of building, we re launching on Product Hunt this Thursday, and I wanted to open up this AMA ahead of it.
Every time I moved countries, I started from zero with my health story I suddenly had no health past, years of health check ups and trends as well as documented risks were lost.
As a patient advocate across 10 years and 4 countries, and noticed that no matter the system, the issue was always fragmented, messy, and hard to understand health data we have no real control over.
Hey everyone I'm a researcher, and I got tired of juggling eight tools for a single literature review: Scholar, arXiv, Semantic Scholar, a citation mapper, an LLM to synthesize, Zotero, Papers With Code, and a doc for the comparison table.
So I built IntelliResearch. You type a topic once and it runs a dozen AI agents in parallel: papers across six databases, a literature review synthesized only from those papers (every claim cited, not hallucinated), a comparison table, research gaps, and a proposal you can export to PDF. It also finds datasets, code, patents, conferences with deadlines, and grants.
Free to try, no card needed: https://intelliresearch.tech
It's early and mostly just me, so I'd genuinely love honest feedback, especially where it breaks for your field. What's the most manual part of your research workflow right now?
Over the last few weeks I noticed that most email tools were scattered across different websites. You'd use one site for SPF, another for DKIM, another for MX lookup, and another for temporary email. So I decided to build @FreeMailTools a growing collection of free email utilities in one place.
https://masteranyskill-com.lovab... I got the idea when I wanted to learn something, because I was feeling a little unproductive except I didn t know what to learn. I just knew I wanted to learn something. So I spent a little while building this website which can be used to learn new skills. I made it more as a curator tool which goes around the internet and searches for high quality sources to assist you in learning new skills but that s really just the tip of the iceberg. I just wanted to get an idea if it s a waste if time and mental effort or some of you guys would use it
For the 5th time in 28 months, I ve just submitted our application to Y Combinator.
Over the last two years of building VertoX, we ve kept shipping regardless of external validation. We are building with or without YC. But let s be real, YC is an insane lever. The network, the founders, the speed, it just accelerates everything.
Honestly, this time feels completely different. We ve grown, our tech is way sharper, and the foundation is stronger than ever. I have a really good gut feeling about this batch.
If you ve gone through YC or made it to the interview stage: what were the most unexpected or brutal questions they hit you with? What should I be relentlessly preparing for right now?
The biggest damage actually happens every single day.
UV rays fade your paint. Dust creates micro-scratches. Bird droppings can permanently damage the clear coat. Tree sap is difficult to remove. Unexpected rain leaves water spots.
We built CoverX to protect cars from everyday damage not just bad weather.
