Hey PH

I ve been experimenting with ways to improve how I research real estate opportunities.

One thing I realized:

Built this because every existing solution either makes you sound like a robot or adds so much lag the conversation falls apart.

Loquora translates your voice in real-time while keeping your tone, pace, and personality. Works on actual calls - not just text.

What's in:

I am building Fooglemap, a map for affordable local meals with real menu-price examples.

The useful lesson this week was to stop pitching it as a global restaurant map and focus on places where the data is already concrete. In the current public feed, Southeast Asia has 46 entries: Thailand 22, Singapore 11, Malaysia 9, the Philippines 2, and Indonesia 2.

The entries that feel useful are specific: THB 60 pork basil rice, SGD 3 pork congee, MYR 3 budget meals, IDR 5,000 noodles. That is more useful than another generic best restaurants list.

I am now thinking city-first: highlight strong city pages, clearly label thin regions, and ask locals for one everyday cheap meal they would add.

Hello Product Hunt!

I'm Angel, creator of Studio SIGI36. I want to share how this project came to life not from a business plan, but from a real crisis.

The backstory:
I spent years in real estate and was building a property portal called SIGI36 on the side. Things were going well until a serious personal problem hit me overnight and left me unable to leave my house. A childhood friend who had moved away and works in real estate started helping me create videos and marketing materials because agencies were charging him and his team exorbitant prices for simple videos, images, and brochures. They were being taken advantage of.

The problem I saw:
Real estate agents were:

I think yes - but only if it solves a real problem well enough that people actually care about the product. A lot of products are adding AI because they feel like they have to. But if the core workflow is still messy, confusing, or not that useful, AI does not fix the product.

I m building PrepIt for coffee shop operations, and this is something I think about a lot. Maybe for some products, AI can be a real advantage. For others, clarity, reliability, and solving a very specific problem still matter more.

Curious how other founders see it:
Is AI now a requirement, or can niche SaaS still win by being focused and practical?
Also drop your no-AI project if you have one!

Launching Progresslio tomorrow

Over the last month I've been building a handful of products, and one thing kept happening. I'd get excited about an idea...build it...hit a roadblock...and realize I had nobody to bounce it off of.

My husband is incredibly supportive, but he isn't building software. My friends aren't launching startups. They're happy for me, but it's different.

Launching an AI product solo is brutal. The pre-launch phase is even worse. Email lists go cold, hunters ghost you, and every "growth hack" article tells you the same 5 things that don't actually work.

I'm currently building AI Hive and launched about a month ago, which an enterprise AI agent platform that helps teams take AI projects from pilot to production without needing a full AI team. We're prepping for a relaunch with new features (multi-agent orchestration, on-prem deployment, governance built-in). Trying to learn from other founders going through the same chaos.

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