Just launched Margin on Product Hunt a Chrome extension that turns the side panel into a swipeable stack of news cards. Pick your topics, get a headline + short summary per card, tap through to read the full article at the source.
Hey Product Hunt! For most development agencies and consultants, the worst part of winning new high-ticket clients isn't the work itself it's the endless hours spent hunting down open RFPs and manually drafting massive technical proposals. By the time you finish writing a comprehensive architecture breakdown, fifty generic spam applications have already flooded the client's inbox. We built a tool to completely break that bottleneck. Our serverless platform monitors global contract networks in real-time, instantly scores leads against your agency's specific tech stack, and leverages automated intelligence to generate highly detailed, 5-to-10-page architecture proposals within minutes of a contract going live. It lets you pitch hyper-tailored, winning briefs before the competition even knows the job exists. We are opening up access to a select group of agencies this week to test-drive the pipeline. I'd love to hear from the founders and agency operators here: How long does your team currently spend on a single RFP proposal, and what's your biggest bottleneck when pitching new clients? Let me know below!
For months, our team has been researching this question. From Bill Gates to Obama, one common trait among highly successful individuals is their ability to focus deeply and produce great work. But how exactly do they achieve this level of concentration? As we built BeforeSunset AI, we asked ourselves: What kind of feature could truly help people stay focused and maximize their productivity?
I built Jobply because applying to jobs has become weirdly broken endless forms, fake-looking listings, repeated profile fields, and no real feedback.
Right now it helps with:
finding fresh jobs
matching roles to your profile
autofilling applications
generating tailored resumes, cover letters, and application answers
It started as a tool for job seekers, but we re also testing a recruiter-side flow where companies can describe a role and get matched with candidates who are actually interested.
Instead, we focused on something less visible but just as important: migrating our infrastructure to new servers and improving the foundation of the platform.
We also spent time refining the product, discussing design decisions, and planning the next stage of development.
Building a product isn't always about shipping. Sometimes it's about making sure the foundation is ready for what's coming next.
