Hey Product Hunt community,

I recently built a free AI tools platform called HallediVerse:

https://hallediverse.tech

The idea is to create a clean platform with useful browser-based tools, AI utilities, text tools, productivity helpers and simple web tools in one place.

Hey PH

I was thinking about how often bad decisions don't happen because we're careless they happen because we don't have the full picture.

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I m preparing to launch MailTwig.

It s available in two forms:
A lightweight Chrome extension for Gmail (export emails, AI data parsing, mail merge)
Or a standalone web app

What would you recommend I focus on before and during the launch?
I d especially love advice on:

• Getting early users and feedback quickly

• Common pitfalls with Gmail tools and Chrome extensions

• Launch/marketing ideas that worked for similar productivity tools

Hi everyone,
Bloxie is built for asynchronous collaboration. Instead of endless meetings, chats and emails, create one place where everyone can participate and decisions happen naturally.
Yet we always ended up using a mix of chat apps, emails, calendars and spreadsheets. I wanted to build something that matched my own expectations: a platform that is simple enough for everyday decisions, yet powerful enough for teams and organizations. One place where people can participate asynchronously, stay informed automatically and reach clear decisions without unnecessary meetings.
With Bloxie you can:
Create polls and collect votes in real time
Schedule meetings by letting participants vote for the best date
Make informed decisions with flexible tie-breaking rules
Invite team members or external guests no account required
Keep every vote secure with passwords, invitations or private workspaces
Automatically notify participants about invitations, reminders and final decisions
Share documents and images to provide additional context
Organize everything in collaborative workspaces with roles and permissions
Extend your plan anytime with flexible Blox Credits only pay for what you need
Calendar integrations, workflows and AI features are coming soon
One feature I'm particularly excited about is Blox Credits. Instead of forcing everyone into a more expensive subscription, users can simply extend their existing plan with additional threads, workspaces or participants whenever they need them.
Be among the first to experience a new way of creating polls, scheduling appointments and making decisions together. Join the waitlist today to get notified when Early Access becomes available and be one of the first users to try Bloxie.
https://bloxie.ch
Built with technologies I genuinely enjoy working with:
React Native + Expo
Next.js (Landing Page)
Convex (Backend & Database)
TanStack Query
Clerk (Authentication)
TypeScript
Font Awesome Pro
 RevenueCat (Subscriptions & In-App Purchases)
Resend (Transactional Emails)
Netlify (Hosting)
One of the best decisions for this project was choosing #convex. Having a type-safe backend, database, functions and realtime updates in one platform has made development incredibly productive.

When we first started talking to HR professionals, we assumed their biggest challenge would be managing people.

We were wrong.

The recurring challenge wasn't people, it was complexity.

Every conversation revealed a similar pattern. Teams weren't struggling because they lacked ideas or commitment. They were spending an incredible amount of time switching between tools, chasing approvals, answering repetitive questions, and piecing together information from different places.

Hi everyone,

We've just finished rebuilding Voicetta 3.2 after years of working with real customers.

The product changed a lot, but now we're stuck on something much harder than engineering: messaging.

We know what the product does.

Hey Product Hunt! Austin here, Founder of Salestrics.

I spent more than seven years working on the front lines of sales, operations, and customer support. My entire career was spent fighting data silos, fixing broken handoffs, and managing teams through fragmented workflows.