Hello everyone!

Almost a year ago, I made an online wiki where a wide range of topics in different states of reality (e.g real, fiction, hybrid, hypotheses, fanmade, etc.) coexist, and anyone can edit it!

Launching @encor Tuesday June 2 (12:01am Pacific Time). Solo-built. Posting a week early so the Product Hunt community sees it coming.

Pitch: ISO/IEC 42001 the new AI Management System standard is the first international certification your customers and regulators will ask for as AI moves from "experimental capability" to "regulated capability." Today's options: Big Four consultancy engagement ($150,000 $400,000, 9 months) or bolt 42001 onto a horizontal GRC platform like Drata or Vanta that wasn't built for it. There's no opinionated, 42001-native SaaS. So I built one.

New Sonora updates:

1. Embedded pop-up player to use the chatbot while listening on desktop.

2. Added option to search for similar artists directly.

3. Conversational mode when expanding artist info and listening to unreleased material.

4. Featured artists: Recommendations for indie artists registered on Sonora (based on activity over popularity).

5. Improved detection of AI-generated music.

6. Upgrading system resources for 1000 daily searches usage

https://sonora.chat

https://www.producthunt.com/p/so...

When I first entered the startup world, I thought raising investment would be much simpler.

You see thousands of VC firms, venture studios, family offices, and investors everywhere. Almost all of them say they invest in pre-seed or idea stage startups.

So naturally, you think:

If the idea is strong and the product is technically difficult, investors will understand the value.

You have a brilliant idea but the blank page wins. AI tools often generate generic content that doesn't sound like you.

Kraft bridges that gap

I've been talking about VersionMe for a few days now. Time to actually show you what I've been building.

Screen 1: Your Mission for today

Instead of a checklist of habits, you get one clear mission. Designed around your current level not someone else's "perfect routine."

Hello makers , I m Joy, developer at @CleanMyLinux . We re a small team of Linux users who built a privacy-first, on-device AI cleaner that helps you declutter systems safely and confidently.

Timing matters a lot.
Two years ago, this market would have been too early. Two years from now, it may be too late.
That is why I believe starting VertoX in 2024 was the right decision.
People are only now beginning to understand the power of Voice AI and real-time translation. Even today, many people do not fully understand what it actually means. They hear the idea, but only after I explain it do they realize how powerful it can be.
In 2022, it would have been too early. In 2026, it may already be crowded. But in 2024, I think we are in the middle. A golden point where the market is slowly waking up and starting to understand the problem.
That is exactly where VertoX needs to be.

Hey guys! I just launched my new project called ResumePulse. Every generic AI was good at what it was doing in english, but I noticed they had that AI smell when it came to other languages, so I decided to make one of my own to fix that same exact problem. Would love your feedback on my new app, I'll wait for you guys there!
https://resumepulse-com.lovable.app

I'm building a website audit platform to help small to medium brands identify where their website is hurting visitor trust, engagement, and conversions. It's called you x you i. We released the MVP at the end of last year and did user testing. We have continued to involve users in our development process, and with their help, we've shipped updates and features every week.
Through the user testing, we identified a key audience that we didn't set out to target. It's led us to add an enterprise version of the tool to our long-term roadmap.
I'm curious, have you had to change directions after launching? If yes, what drove the decision, and how do you know it's the right choice?
https://www.youxyoui.io/