Hey PH!

I ve been a developer for years, and every time I look at my /usr/local/bin, I get a little bit of anxiety.

I think a lot of bad decisions don't happen because we're careless.

They happen because we don't have the full picture.

A missed detail.
An assumption.
A piece of information we didn't know to look for.

Hey PH! Working on ShareViral (shareviral.cash) and would love this community's honest take before our launch.

The problem we're chasing: businesses buy "leads" that were sold to 4 competitors, filled in by bots, or never consented to be called (which, since the FCC's one-to-one consent rule, is a per-call legal penalty in the US). Meanwhile creators with 5k 50k followers earn $0 too small for sponsorships, and affiliate programs only pay on completed sales.

Our approach:

• Brand budgets lock into escrow before creators promote anything

• Every lead gets a recorded 2 3 min AI qualification call within minutes of submitting a form

• Money moves automatically only on verified results with a consent record naming the specific brand

• No follower minimums anywhere. 5-layer click-fraud filtering, shown openly.

What I'd genuinely love feedback on:

1. Would you trust an AI call outcome to gate payments? What guardrails would you demand?

2. Creators does "paid per verified result" beat "wait until you're big enough for sponsors"?

3. If you've bought leads before: what would make you switch from your current vendor?

Brutal honesty welcome that's what we're here for.

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Hello Product Hunt community!

I m the maker behind LoveLetterly.

Hey! I'm building ChatForger, a platform that lets agencies resell white-label AI chatbots to their clients: branded widget, a read-only client portal (messages, leads, top questions), and a RAG knowledge base trained on PDFs, URLs, or plain text, all embeddable with one script tag. The gap I'm building into: real white-labeling on platforms like Chatbase starts around $400+/mo, and full white-labeling is often Enterprise-only with no public price at all. ChatForger starts at $49/mo. Launching on Product Hunt July 7. Before then, I'd love to hear from anyone running an agency or reselling AI tools to clients: - What's the biggest friction point when you've tried white-labeling a chatbot for a client? - What would make you switch from what you're using now? - Anything missing from the list above that you'd need? Happy to answer questions in the meantime too.

Hey everyone,

My team is launching a new solution for AI coding - Byterover.

Control testing should not feel like a group project nobody signed up for.

We re building Tenarie.com to make cyber security assurance easier through smarter workflows, automation, evidence tracking, and clearer visibility over whether controls are actually working. We re planning our Product Hunt launch for early August 2026, but before then, we d love a few more early testers to put the beta through its paces.

Hi Product Hunt,

Artem here from SellerAI.

I want to explain how SellerClaw is organized inside.

Create demos and screenshots directly on your phone, a tool for building in public and distribution maxxing.

This was the original idea for @Screenfully: App Demo Creator and soon it will fully be implemented on 1.7.0.

Like many people, I've often opened my fridge, looked at a random mix of ingredients, and thought:

"There's nothing to cook."

That frustration is actually what inspired me to build SnapCook AI.

The idea is simple:
Instead of searching for recipes, you start with the ingredients you already have, and AI suggests meals that actually make sense.