I kept shipping small changes that quietly broke signup or checkout, the flows I never think to click again. Writing and babysitting end-to-end tests for them was its own job, so they never got written.
So I built VeriWasp. You describe a flow in plain English once, and it becomes a check on every PR. It installs as a GitHub App, runs a real browser against your preview deploy, blocks the merge if the flow breaks, and comments exactly where it fell over. No YAML, no Selenium, no secrets to wire up.
I ve been working on a small desktop tool called Foldora.
The idea came from my own Downloads folder turning into chaos after years of files piling up PDFs, screenshots, installers, random documents everywhere.
I'm Muhammad, the creator of BidIQ. We just launched on Product Hunt today to help freelancers screen client risk history and write AI proposals directly inside their Upwork screen.
Building a browser extension that handles live DOM scraping, secure local storage, and real-time AI prompts was a fun technical challenge.
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Like many people, I spend hours online every week reading about AI, startups, business, psychology, and technology.
Yet I kept running into the same problem:
There has never been more content available, but it has never felt harder to find something genuinely worth reading.
Every platform rewards more content, faster publishing, and more clicks. As a reader, I found myself opening dozens of tabs, saving articles I'd never return to, and scrolling through endless recommendations hoping to discover one insightful piece.
I'm Brandon, founder of The Kern Group. I'm launching Munch on Wednesday March 18 and wanted to share what I built and why.
The problem: Every time I published a YouTube video or recorded a podcast, I'd spend 2 3 hours turning it into LinkedIn posts, X threads, newsletters, emails, and blog posts. It was the same process every time. Copy transcript open an AI tool prompt tweak paste repeat across 8 platforms.
A few months ago, I started building my first MVP. It's a platform that helps YouTubers grow their channels using AI, SEO, and proven content strategies.
The thing is... everything is completely free. There are no paid features or subscriptions. I built it because I wanted to create something genuinely useful.
