Maker of SEO Skills AI here. Quick backstory: I didn't plan this as a product. I built it because my own SEO workflow was a disaster.
I run a few niche sites, and my setup was painful. Expensive keyword tools, a separate audit tool, spreadsheets everywhere, hours of copy-pasting between tabs. Meanwhile Claude Code and Cursor were open on my screen all day anyway. One night it clicked: why am I paying for five tools when the AI in my terminal could do most of this?
So I wrote my first SEO skill for Claude Code. It found low-competition keywords in under a minute. Then I made one for content optimization. Then audits. Then meta tags. A few weeks later my whole SEO workflow ran inside my coding assistant, and I cancelled the subscriptions.
I built Greypaint after getting frustrated with how Mac app updaters still feel like technical utilities from years ago.
Most of them work, but the experience is often cluttered: unclear update states, scattered sources, confusing errors, and no obvious way to know what is happening during an update.
Honest numbers from a first-time maker: my Product Hunt launch on Oct 27 got 1 upvote and no comments. No seed audience, no network just a product and a listing.
Instead of calling it a failure, I treated launch day as day 1 of distribution. Since then I've shipped:
5 free SEO landing pages targeting exact searches like "instagram caption generator" (each with a working no-signup trial generator 3 free copies per day, no credit card)
Listings on SaaSHub, AlternativeTo, Futuretools and a few niche directories
In a few hours TripMazer goes live on Product Hunt.
I ve been building it alone for 11 months, and today strangers finally get to tear it apart.
No launch squad. No big audience. 5 friends said they d take a look, and that s pretty much the whole plan.
What I built is Mazer, an AI travel agent that doesn t stop at the itinerary. It checks you in for your flight, replans your day when the flight slips, and calls the hotel in their language once you say yes. It lives on web, WhatsApp and Telegram.
After more than a year of building, testing, and refining, DaytaBrain launches on Product Hunt tomorrow, November 1! As a project manager, I've spent countless hours gathering updates, reviewing spreadsheets, tracking performance, preparing reports, and trying to understand whether the projects and initiatives I was responsible for were actually moving forward successfully. And I know I'm not alone.
Project managers, Chiefs of Staff, operations leaders, and entrepreneurs spend significant time on the administrative work required to understand how their businesses, projects, and strategic initiatives are performing.
But after all that work, there's still an important question: What is the information actually telling us, and what should we do next, that's why I built DaytaBrain. DaytaBrain is an AI-powered strategy and decision intelligence platform that connects initiatives, KPIs, assumptions, risks, and decisions. It helps people understand what's progressing, what's drifting, why it matters, and what decisions could help move things forward.
A common frustration I kept hearing from freelancers, small business owners, and job seekers is how annoying it is to put a handwritten signature onto a contract, PDF, or Word document.
Usually, taking a photo with your phone leaves an ugly white rectangular box that covers the text underneath. Most solutions online either:
1. Require expensive software like Photoshop or Adobe Acrobat ($20+/mo)
2 months into banalo and we re at 3.6k users. i ve put $0 into ads, mostly because i had no $ to put in.
What i did have was a brand new instagram account with zero followers and a problem i was personally stuck on. So i just posted about the problem. there was nothing to sell, i was still figuring out how to build it. Within 3 days 300+ people had messaged me saying they were stuck on the exact same thing.
Since then i just keep making content and people keep showing up.
The number i actually care about is 674. that s how many came back without me nudging them. The 3.6k could just be me being good at posts, but the 674 means they got something out of it.
I'm building Clarity Cloud AI, an AI Native analytics platform for technical and non-technical folks alike. As a first time builder, the journey has been challenging yet fun. I'm planning to launch soon!
Almost every AI video tool wants a monthly subscription, which felt dumb for anyone who only makes a video once in a while. So I made ShineGenAI you just pay per video, that's it. No subscription.
It's got 5 models in one spot (Grok, Veo, Kling, Seedance, Wan), does both text-to-video and image-to-video, and there's free credits so you can try before paying anything.
It's live on Product Hunt right now would honestly mean a lot if you took
