I was trying to keep track of my TCG collection, mostly Pok mon, including a lot of Japanese cards and sealed products. Nothing too crazy at first. Just wanted to know what I had, what it was worth, and whether a trade or store offer made sense.
Born from my own job search journey abroad. Practice realistic interviews in your chosen language, get instant AI feedback, and build confidence before the real interview.Would love your support and feedback https://www.producthunt.com/prod...
If you ve ever run an agency or done freelance client work, you know the absolute dread of "Reporting Week."
You spend hours digging through messy call notes, exporting CSVs from three different ad platforms, taking screenshots of dashboards, and trying to format it all into a slide deck that the client will probably skim for 30 seconds. It s an administrative nightmare that scales horribly.
A question has been stuck in my head lately. We can: Book a cab in minutes. Get food delivered in minutes. Receive groceries the same day. But after spending thousands on a wedding, college fest, startup launch, or corporate event, people still wait days or sometimes weeks to get content they can actually share. By then, the excitement is gone. So I m building ClickCutGo. The vision is simple: Book a creator Capture the event Get professionally edited reels delivered fast Think of it as an on-demand content creator network for events. I m still in the early stages, and I d love honest feedback from founders, marketers, event organizers, creators, and anyone who regularly attends events. A few questions: Is this a real problem, or am I overthinking it? Would you pay extra for same-day event content? What s the biggest challenge you d expect a platform like this to face? What would make you trust it enough to book? Website: https://clickcutgo.in Looking forward to hearing your thoughts. Every comment helps shape the product
I'm a full-stack web developer, and I built a free Chrome extension called Mobile View to solve something that kept slowing me down at work.
When you build responsive sites, you constantly need to check how a page looks on mobile while you're working on the desktop version and the usual options either hide one layout when you switch, or feel clunky. The part that really pushed me to build this was demoing work: when a client or an employer asks "how does it look on a phone?", screen-sharing a narrow browser window never looks great.
Engineering teams have always faced the same question: build in-house, hire an agency, or find something in between. In 2026, a fourth option has emerged, AI-native pod teams that ship fixed-price, outcome-based software in a fraction of traditional timelines.
But "faster" is easy to claim. Harder to verify before you sign a contract.
The AI Velocity Pod Calculator lets you input your actual project scope feature set, compliance requirements, team structure and get a transparent, side-by-side breakdown of:
Estimated timeline (traditional agency vs AI Velocity Pod model) Cost range comparison (hourly vs fixed-price) Quality risk factors (coverage gaps, untested code probability) Recommended pod configuration for your use case
This version has been rebuilt with enhanced security standards and best practices. Previous false-positive virus/trojan warnings have been resolved the software is now clean and trusted.
After a few months building solo, Enform goes live on Product Hunt tomorrow.
Quick version: you describe what you want to learn, and it writes the survey questions, reads every response as it comes in, and drafts an editable deck where each slide cites the quote behind it. I built it because every study I ran died in a CSV I never reopened.
