Main focus is clean client intake forms without Typeform pricing or Google Forms look.

Free to try:
https://forms.devtet.com

Would love feedback from anyone who uses forms for client onboarding or questionnaires.

I'm Rahul, launched Mazori today, greatly appreciate all fedbacks.

The product that finally clicked for me: put AI agents on the same kanban board your team uses. Every lead, every campaign, every piece of content is a card. Agents move cards through columns, leave comments, request review, hand off to humans. Humans drag cards back, edit the work, or kick something into a different lane. There's no separate "AI dashboard" it's the same board, the same workflow language your team already speaks.

Most startup ideas don t fail because founders can t execute.
They fail because the thinking was weak from day one.

I built ShipCheck because founders don t need more motivation, frameworks, or hype. They need clarity fast.

ShipCheck is a focused idea-evaluation tool that forces you to articulate:

• What you re actually building

• Who it s really for

• What problem it truly solves

• Why it should exist at all

Hey Product Hunt I'm Jorge, the solo dev behind iTrading Buddy.

I built this because I kept doing the same thing every time a ticker caught my eye: open ten tabs, skim three earnings transcripts, hunt for the latest insider Form 4, check what the Fed said this week, and try to hold it all in my head long enough to decide should I actually care about this?

iTrading Buddy collapses that into one page. Ask about any stock and Claude pulls fundamentals, the last 24h of news, recent insider activity, SEC filings, macro context, and crowd sentiment. then hands back a dossier with a verdict, a bull case, a bear case, and the sources it used. You can also tap a button and hear a 2-minute audio briefing on your commute.

What's in the box today:

I have been building GeneratedGallery as a free AI art gallery, but the more useful shape seems to be a protocol for portable image packs.

Each pack has a theme, 5 to 12 images, prompt fragments, source links, safety labels, and a manifest any viewer or agent can inspect.

Hey

I'm Boran, solo indie dev. I built an iPhone app called NiCam and I'm launching on Product Hunt in the next couple weeks.

The short story: my girlfriend kept saying she wanted one of those old digital cameras with the tiny screen on the back. I didn't really get it. Then on her birthday, her best friend showed up with a scratched iPhone 6 she'd dug out of a drawer. The whole night people kept passing it around taking photos with it. Bad sensor, slow shutter, weird colors. And every single person at that table was losing it over the pictures.

I went home thinking about that for weeks.

We built BeaconKeel after seeing how slow and frustrating business insurance workflows still are for many companies.

A lot of the process still involves:

• repetitive forms

• manual underwriting

• unclear carrier comparisons

• slow back-and-forth communication

So we started building an AI-powered platform to help businesses compare insurance options faster and simplify underwriting workflows.

I analyzed hundreds of App Store rejections. The vibe coding era has made the problem dramatically worse.
I want to share something that's been genuinely painful to watch as someone who's spent months deep in App Store compliance data and as someone who has had past issues with compliance for vibe coded projects.

Vibe coding has changed everything about how fast you can build. Lovable hit $100M ARR in 8 months. Replit scaled from $2.8M to $150M ARR in under a year. 25% of Y Combinator's Winter 2025 cohort had codebases that were 95% AI-generated. The tools are incredible and the speed is real.

But the rejection rate hasn't changed. It's actually gotten worse.

50% of apps are rejected on first submission. 40% of all apps get rejected at least once.

I used to think creating a Pitch Deck was easy.

Just make some slides, explain the product, and that s it.

But after joining accelerators, hackathons, speaking with investors, and building VertoX, I realized something:

Creating a really strong Pitch Deck is actually much harder than most founders expect.

Hey, I just released my new type of startup called LearnAI. It's an AI learn helper, that helps you with all kinds of stuff that has anything to do with school.

1. explaines Homework

2. creates personalized flashcards

3. helps you learn for the German/Austrian Matura/Abitur

In general LearnAI is a Website that is to be used natively in German, but I ve just made a fully translated site so all English speakers can access and use it aswell.

Have fun and give me some feedback please!