Measure what users perceive in 500ms
I made a Reddit community for my product, getting 4,500+ followers in just 3 months
It's a great way to validate demand, build a user base/community before launching, and just have fun posting memes.
My subreddit is /r/LearnedWrong, which I built for my (not launched on PH yet) site Retrocodex. It's a space where you discover what you've been taught in school or everyday life that's now outdated or was always a myth. Since what everyone has been taught varies by location, you can see what users from your state or country have submitted and commented.
Static vs Dynamic IP for e-commerce: Which one do you use?
Hi Makers,
I m currently running a small cross-border e-commerce operation managing multiple store accounts on platforms like Amazon and Shopee.
I ve been researching IP solutions to reduce account association risks, and I m torn between static and dynamic IPs.
Here s what I understand so far:
🧼 Meet Laundry Whips — Turning “Laundry Day” into “Laundry Done.”
Hi Product Hunt! I m Andrew, founder of Laundry Whips, a home-grown tech startup from Missouri built to make laundry effortless.
THE DOOR-DASH OF LAUNDRY
How are you creating short-form videos consistently?
Hey everyone
Lately I ve been thinking about how difficult it is to stay consistent with Reels, Shorts, and TikTok content.
Coming up with ideas daily + editing videos takes a lot of time, and it s easy to burn out.
Game Designer's new Tool - Itembase.dev
Hey everyone
I m building itembase.dev a tool for game designers to structure and manage item data, progression, and economy systems more cleanly.
The idea came from a simple problem: a lot of game design workflows around items, balancing, and progression still end up spread across messy spreadsheets, docs, and ad hoc systems. That makes iteration slower and harder than it should be.
With itembase.dev I want to make it easier to:
I was spending $340/month on AI tools without realizing it. So I built TokenBar.
I pay for Claude Pro, ChatGPT Plus, Cursor, and hit various APIs on top of that. One month I checked and realized I'd burned through $340 on AI tools without noticing. Each provider has its own dashboard and I never checked any of them regularly.
So I built TokenBar. It sits in your macOS menu bar and shows your token usage, credits, and resets across 20+ AI providers in one place: OpenAI, Anthropic/Claude, Gemini, Cursor, Copilot, OpenRouter, Vertex AI, and more.
CoAgent — The Reliable Coworker
Hey Product Hunt Community! I have been working on a local app called CoAgent because I saw an opportunity where AI could offload a lot of busy manual work for small agencies and freelancers. But there is a massive worry of safety and reliability.
I built CoAgent with this in mind. It's an AI harness built around reliability and smart context engineering:
Follow-ups that actually happen It monitors your deals, schedules reminders, and sends emails so nothing falls through cracks
Analytics and ads, handled Google Ads, Meta Ads, Google Analytics, Fathom it pulls reports and tracks performance without you logging in. As well as writing reports and sending to clients.
Works with your stack Gmail, Outlook, Google Calendar, Notion, Slack, Apollo, and more all connected, all in one place and if not, it can build its own integrations with just an API key needed. No research.
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Intelligent persistent memory It remembers your preferences, client details, and workflows across sessions like a co-worker who actually knows your business
And much, much more...
Who it's for: Freelance salespeople, agencies, and real estate agents who've tried Cowork, Relevance, or other AI agents but need something purpose-built for their workflow not a generic automation tool.
Meet NovaVoice — a voice OS for your desktop (Part2)
Hey Product Hunt
We turn your voice into a first-class interface for your computer: intelligent dictation, cross-app voice commands, AI assistant always one hotkey away. If you haven't seen the product yet, check it out here: https://www.producthunt.com/prod... (We're still working on our Product Hunt launch page (and would love to hear your suggestions and feedback))
Check for part 1 here: https://www.producthunt.com/p/se...
Deploy Flixty in minutes with NEXUS AI
5 min read Beginner friendly April 2026
Flixty is an open-source, self-hosted social media creator studio that lets you publish to X, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube from a single interface. NEXUS AI deploys it directly from source no Dockerfile required with a single MCP tool call.
This guide walks you through deploying Flixty on NEXUS AI step by step covering provider selection, environment variable setup, OAuth configuration for each platform, and ongoing management. By the end you'll have a live, self-hosted social posting studio running on your own cloud infrastructure.