PrepIt is now live on Product Hunt. We built PrepIt for coffee shop operations, with tools for inventory, batch prep, recipes, checklists, scheduling, clock-ins, and daily team workflows in one connected platform. A lot of caf s still rely on scattered systems to run important parts of the business, and we wanted to build something more practical, more connected, and more specific to how coffee shops actually operate. Also, thank you to everyone who sent birthday wishes. I really appreciate it. Launching on the same day made this one especially memorable. Would genuinely love your support and feedback on the launch.
Building AI for furniture e-commerce has been eye-opening.
Most AI conversations seem to focus on coding, content creation, and productivity. But after spending time talking to furniture stores and studying how customers shop online, I've noticed a different challenge.
Finding the right furniture isn't always straightforward.
Customers often browse dozens of products, compare styles, materials, colors, and dimensions, and still leave without making a decision. Unlike many purchases, furniture is highly visual and personal.
Unfollowers Tracker is a web-based tool designed to help people understand Instagram follower changes more clearly and with less friction. It makes it easier to review who unfollowed you, who does not follow you back, and other follower-related changes through a simpler and more user-friendly experience.
The product was built around a straightforward idea: many similar tools feel overly complicated, invasive, or difficult to trust. Unfollowers Tracker aims to provide a cleaner alternative by focusing on clarity, ease of use, and a more privacy-friendly experience.
I just open-sourced RedisBrowse, a tool I built to make developing QueueForge easier. I'd love to hear your feedback: https://github.com/QueueForge/re...
I'm Syef, CEO and co-founder of Xseth a two-person team building an autonomous recon + triage engine for offensive security. Our users are the people drowning in attack surface and noise: bug bounty hunters, MSPs, and MSSPs.
The honest pitch: most of offensive security isn't the clever exploit it's the hours of mapping attack surface, chasing dead ends, and triaging scanner noise. We're automating that part so humans spend their time on the findings that actually matter.
We're pre-seed and heads-down, but I'd rather build in the open than in a vacuum. A few things I genuinely want this room's take on:
Every link-in-bio tool I've used is built around the click. It hosts your links, counts the taps, and that's it. You can get a thousand visits and walk away with a number, not one name you can actually follow up with.
I m building AS2AI, a web-based astronomy app designed for people who want to explore the sky and space in a more visual, simple, and enjoyable way.
Unlike traditional astronomy apps that mainly focus on star maps, coordinates, or technical observation tools, AS2AI focuses more on guided exploration and storytelling. The goal is to make astronomy feel easier to approach, almost like taking a short journey through the universe instead of reading a technical chart.
