My co-founder and I are engineers. We built a product for an industry we had never worked in. What pulled us there was a problem we kept hearing described in almost exactly the same words by interior designers at every stage of their career.
'We lose pitches not because our design is worse. We lose because we cannot show it the way the big firms can.'
The big firms have render pipelines. They have dedicated visualization teams. They commission photorealistic 3D interiors as a standard pitch cost. The small studio is presenting a mood board and a portfolio PDF and hoping the client can imagine the gap.
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We have been speaking with solo real estate agents across the US while building something in this space, and one question keeps coming up: how much time are agents actually losing to admin every week?
So we started tracking it across every conversation we had.
Here is what we found on average:
MLS listing updates: 3 to 4 hours per week
CRM updates and follow ups: 2 to 3 hours per week
Transaction paperwork and deadline chasing: 3 to 5 hours per week
Scheduling and calendar management: 1 to 2 hours per week
I m building macCurrent, a Mac app that finds updates across the App Store, Homebrew, Sparkle, vendor updaters, and direct downloads, then helps you decide what s safe to install before you click update. The inspiration was to pick up the mantle from MacUpdater which is no longer being developed and I wanted the ability to have that functionality and a bit more.
While developing. the problem I kept running into: real Macs don t have one update system. Some apps live in the App Store, some in Homebrew, some self-update, some hide updates in menus, and some require checking a vendor site. It gets messy fast.
Hi I'm Leo. Been working on this for a month, getting close to launch.
It's called Reassign. The whole day is one 24h dial, not a list. You see the shape of your day and how much is actually left, in one look. The part I really enjoyed building: you draw a sleep block and it draws the next day's energy curve from it (two-process model sleep pressure + circadian). So you see your morning fog and your afternoon drop before you plan anything. Hard work goes in the peak, email in the dip. Log a coffee and the curve goes up.
I also connected it to ChatGPT/Claude over MCP, so I can just write "play time with the kids, then date night after dinner" and it puts them on my real calendar.
Silent 2.5 min video of a full day getting planned (no sound needed, just watch)
I built a website where people can crowdsource their purchases, so we can all know exactly what's a reasonable mortgage rate, car lease, or even the price of a banana. Come visit whatpeoplepaid.fyi and join me in this fight for price transparency. I am open to any feedback and would love to grow this community
I was shocked when I learned some compliance platforms cost tens of thousands of dollars per year.
For many startups and SMBs, that's simply out of reach.
Compliance is becoming a requirement to win customers and pass security reviews, but the tools to manage it often come with enterprise-level price tags.
That's one of the reasons we're building Ervian to make compliance management more accessible and affordable for growing businesses.
We recently launched Relevyn, a tool that tracks how often AI assistants (like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and others) mention your brand and helps you increase that visibility.
With Relevyn you can: See an AI visibility score for your brand Find gaps where competitors are being mentioned and you re not Get clear, actionable ideas (content, keywords, and topics) to boost how often AI tools talk about you
It s live on the web, and I m getting ready for a full Product Hunt launch soon. I m looking for early users and honest feedback on the product and UX before that launch.
If you care about your brand showing up in AI-generated answers, I d love for you to try it on your brand at Relevyn.com and tell me what you think. Happy to answer questions or share more details in the comments.
I'd open a shopping site looking for one specific thing, a jacket, a pair of shoes, whatever. 45 minutes later I'd have 40 tabs open and still no idea what to buy. Not because there weren't good options. There were too many, and none of them told me which one was actually right for me.
