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12d ago

A real estate deal doesn’t end when the offer is accepted

I m building FixerFlip, and one thing I keep thinking about is what happens after an investor decides to move forward with a property.

There s still a lot to coordinate: renovation plans, contractors, timelines, budgets, and all the decisions that come up once the work begins.

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12d ago

How does your team make sure meeting tasks actually get done?

Hey everyone

We're the team behind ActionMind, and since launching last week we've been talking with a lot of teams about one simple problem: the meeting goes well, everyone agrees on next steps, and then half of those tasks quietly disappear.

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12d ago

I have 3 kids, a full-time job, and apparently too much free time. So I built an app.

Hey makers!

After quite a few late nights, too much coffee, and occasionally wondering why I do this to myself, my little side project OnceLittle is launching on Uneed today!

I'm a dad of three, and I built OnceLittle because I wanted a better way to share my kids' photos and memories with family without putting everything on social media.

No public feeds, no likes, no AI messing with family photos. Just a private place for the moments that matter.

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26d ago

Built an app with AI? Show me 👀

I run Shelf by JC, where people who build apps with AI get a "shelf": one page that shows what you ve made, so others can find it and try it.

I m looking for apps to feature to my Facebook community (26,500+ women entrepreneurs) and my email list of about 3,000.

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12d ago

Rombi Wardrobe: four outfits a day, styled only from clothes you already own

Hi everyone, I'm the maker of Rombi Wardrobe, a free iPhone and Android app for the "full closet, nothing to wear" problem.

Most style apps try to sell you more clothes. Rombi does the opposite and works only with what you own:

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12d ago

Launching soon on PH, some advice...

Hi everyone,
I'm planning to launch soon on PH. I would appreciate some help on how to plan that, what should my checklist look like.
I think most important questions are:
1. Should I get a hunter to launch for me or help our or do a self hunted launch? My app is a dev tool - email api for devs and agents.

2. I don't have a large audience yet ~200 users. Should I wait until I hae a larger audience. I have another project that is older that has ~2K users - should I launch that first? It's a differnet product - a P2P video CDN.

3. My research is pulled from all launches in October via API, and the AI analyzing what works best. It seems I have to change my copy and illustrations, layout. Is the recommendations sound?
This is my current checklist built with AI research:
MailKite Launch - https://mailkite.dev
- 1. Pick one wedge. Launch as Receive email as a webhook. No mail server.

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2mo ago

15 yo entrepreneur - Liftora AI coach

Hi im Ian I developed Liftora which is a startup company that is based on AI that helps you plan and structure your day and keep yourself accountable. I'm currently working on marketing since i've already updated the product 4 times and finally got something people would buy. This month alone I got 50 downloads and currently have 500 subscribers. I'm also looking for investors so if you guys have any questions leave a DM

Visit the Website

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12d ago

Booknomics: How do you prefer consuming book summaries—audio discussions or visual framework ?

Hey Product Hunt community, I'm building Booknomics (booknomics.com) to solve a common problem with traditional book summaries they are often too brief or lack critical context.
We are introducing dual-speaker, dialogue-style audio breakdowns and deep actionable frameworks. Before our official launch, I'd love to know:
1. What is missing from existing platforms like Blinkist or Shortform?
2. Would you listen to a 15-minute podcast-style deep dive instead of reading key bullet points? Excited to hear your feedback!

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12d ago

Maxx you context, Own & Control Your Data!

Hey Everyone! I'm Raiyan, GTM Guy For the RaLHF.

We are building a personal context Layer for AI. We have noticed that even AI Tools are getting smarter, they often lack the context behind our work. we end up repeating instructions, explaining our preferences & sharing our notes & projects across different AI Tools.

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12d ago

when a translated message is correct but doesn’t sound like you

hi, I m one of the makers of Sayso, an iPhone app for drafting replies in the tone and language you choose. We re preparing our Product Hunt launch and I d like to learn from people who regularly message a partner, family member, friend, or coworker in another language.

Which is harder for you: getting the meaning across, keeping the right tone, or checking whether the reply still sounds like you? A made-up example is welcome, no private conversations needed.

Sayso has a free tier and an optional keyboard. You can review the reply before using it: https://usesayso.com

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