I've been working in affiliate marketing for a while now, and one thing I've noticed is that people either think it's "dead" or expect instant passive income.

The reality is somewhere in between.

The biggest difference I've seen is that quality traffic and trustworthy partnerships matter way more than just joining dozens of networks.

We're building LibraAds around that idea, but I'm curious what's been your experience with affiliate marketing lately? Has it become harder, or just different?

Hey, builders
Over the past three years, I ve interviewed hundreds of founders and early-stage investors. Based on what I learned and the encouraging feedback from a close circle of investors I m launching TheBold.

About a year ago, I had a realization. I had years of wellness data. Meals logged. Habits tracked. Goals set. Progress measured. But despite all of that, I wasn't any closer to understanding myself.

I'm not trying to build another app that tells people what to do. I'm trying to build one that helps them understand why they do it.

I've been reading tarot for over 15 years for real people, with real questions. Most tarot sites today use AI-generated scripts. They sound generic and hollow.

So I built Mysticum a place where you can get a tarot reading from a real human, not an algorithm. And because I know not everyone trusts tarot (or even knows if it's for them), I made a free card of the day just your email, no payment. https://your-tarot.site

I'd love to know: what would make you trust a human-led tarot service? And if you've tried AI tarot, what felt missing?

I'm excited to share CalcyKit, a growing collection of free online calculators designed to make everyday calculations fast, accurate, and simple.

Whether you need help with finance, education, health, business, construction, or unit conversions, the goal is to provide clean, reliable tools that save time and eliminate manual calculations.

What makes CalcyKit different:

• Fast and easy to use

• Responsive on desktop and mobile

• Accurate formulas and instant results

• Free to use with no sign-up required

• Regularly adding new calculators and improvements

Digital flipbooks have been around for a while, and they seem to be becoming more practical and accessible for retailers of all sizes. Here is a look at what they can offer and where they might make sense.

What a retail digital flipbook is

Hi everyone!

I built this Resume Builder because the current market of resume tools feels predatory. They hook you with a "free builder" and then demand a subscription when you try to download your actual PDF.

Here's how this is different:

1. It's actually free. No paywalls, no hidden premium templates, no watermarks.

2. It respects your privacy. There is no database. Your data is stored locally in your browser using local storage.

3. It's open source. You can view the code, fork it, or run it locally yourself.

4. It exports properly. The PDFs are rendered via React-PDF, ensuring the text is selectable and fully readable by ATS (Applicant Tracking Systems).

We're building Vivahika an AI-powered marriage and astrology platform designed to simplify every step of the journey for Indian families.

Website: https://vivahika.co.in
Android App: https://vivahika.co.in/app

Instead of using multiple apps and websites, Vivahika brings everything together in one modern, intuitive experience:

Marriage Biodata Maker with beautiful templates and instant PDF downloads

Hi Product hunt lovers, I am new here and want to learn from marketers, founders and owners and Saas founders.
My name is faizan, from Pakistan. I am buidling infoishai-AI Influencer search tool where tech businesses and creators can easily contact with each other. Creators can create their account their and list their services while in creators search page, businesses can filter out them and contact them easily
Guys What you are building and any suggestion for me how can i launch it effectively and can grow
Thank you

Last November I was working on concepts for a personal game project. My references were in PureRef, my links were in Notion, I was checking things in Photoshop and painting in Procreate. Two devices, three screens, four different tools for what was really one activity.

So I built ArtDeck: one native reference board for images, video, GIFs, links, notes and PDFs. It works offline and syncs through your own iCloud across iPhone, iPad and Mac.

The part I wanted most wasn t another place to collect things. It was being able to study them where I saved them: values, palettes, composition, angles, proportions and motion, directly on the board.

It s a one-time purchase, with no account or subscription.