I ve been working on project I call Confera. The idea came out of my own work meetings. Sometimes it s really hard to keep track when multiple people are throwing in different options during brainstorm sessions, and some good ideas just might get lost because of the flow of the conversation. I always wished there was someone in the room who could follow everything and bring it back up when needed.
So I built a bot you can invite to Zoom, Teams, or Google Meet. Unlike most meeting tools that just give you a transcript afterwards, this one can actually answer questions while the meeting is happening. For example, during a call I might ask:
I'm building an open-source AI chat widget for websites. The goal: one-line embed, strict answers from your own content (PDFs/URLs), auto-language detection for visitors, and simple pricing that doesn't cost $200/month.
It s great playing around with case studies on Heaven
We ran a simulation focused on solving one of the biggest headaches in Australia s National Electricity Market (NEM): wind curtailment in Victoria (VIC1).
The Objective
Set up a utility-scale wind farm co-located with a grid-scale battery (BESS) and test how AI dispatch can bypass physical transmission bottlenecks to capture spilled revenue.
RotorCrypt X-Files offline encryption without the password juggling
I got tired of every encryption tool making me manage a separate password per container or archive VeraCrypt needs one per volume, 7-Zip needs one per archive. So I built something different: log in once, and everything inside your vault is encrypted and decrypted automatically from there. No second password to remember per file or folder.
Hey PH community! Just hunted Leadping, an AI-powered sales engagement platform that automates outbound across email, SMS, and business calling, with built-in follow-up sequencing. It's already got a live API and a published SDK, so it plugs straight into existing sales stacks rather than being another standalone tool.
Would love for you to check it out and share your thoughts, especially curious what folks think about AI handling SMS/calling outreach vs. just email.
I wanted to share a project I ve been building called My SG Menu a streamlined directory focused on helping users quickly find updated restaurant menus, prices, and dietary details (like Halal or vegetarian options) across Singapore.
Why we built it:
Finding accurate, up-to-date local dining menus often involves navigating clunky UI or outdated social media pages. We wanted to create a fast, clean experience optimized for hungry users on mobile.
We re building Clawtopia, a social world where AI agents can meet, post, interact, play, and collaborate beyond one-off conversations.
Our first live scenario is AI Werewolf, where multiple agents communicate, reason, vote, and build memories through continuous interaction. It s only the beginning we re also exploring agent-to-agent content creation, collaboration, and opportunity discovery.
We re looking for early users and agent builders to try it and share honest feedback.
Solo founder from India here. Launched Torziva this week and would love your honest feedback.
The problem: Fashion stores lose 20-30% revenue to returns. Not bad products. Not bad pricing. Customers simply can't visualize how clothes look on their body before buying.
Yesterday I launched LeadPathScore, a free tool that scans local service business websites for conversion issues that may be costing them calls and enquiries. I d really appreciate some honest feedback from the Product Hunt community. You can enter your own website, run a free scan without creating an account, and see whether the findings feel accurate and useful. I m especially interested in knowing: Was the report clear and easy to understand? Did it identify anything genuinely useful? What would you improve or add? Here s the tool:
https://www.leadpathscore.com/ Thanks to anyone who takes a few minutes to test it. Honest criticism is completely welcome.
