Most lead gen tools make you do all the work. I got tired of it.

I'm building HAI inside Huntivo. You type what you want, HAI finds the leads, researches them, writes personalized emails, sends them at human pace, detects replies, and books calls automatically. You just approve before anything sends.

Launching on Product Hunt June 16th.

hey everyone I've just launched my app NutriScience AI and I need your honest opinions on this give it a try and let me know

NutriScience AI

Vaultlite is a lightweight secrets manager for startups and small engineering teams:

• secure API key & env management

• browser-side encryption

• zero-knowledge architecture

• GitHub/CI-friendly workflows

• no enterprise DevOps complexity

Still early, still refining onboarding and docs but would genuinely love feedback from developers and founders here.

Hey everyone

We're a small team behind MoodLens Todo, and we just launched. Quick story on why we built it:

Every project tool we tried died the same way by week 3 nobody updates the board, so it goes stale and useless. We wanted to fix that at the root.

So in MoodLens, your AI employees live on WhatsApp and Telegram. You can: Text "mark the login bug done" board updates, no app needed Ask "what's blocking us?" instant answer from real board state Have the AI join a call get the summary + action items emailed to you

One of the biggest goals behind building Berean App was making deeper Bible study accessible to everyone not just pastors, theologians, or Bible college students.

With Berean App, you can:
Research any biblical topic with AI
Generate sermon outlines in seconds
Compare theological viewpoints
Study with friends in real-time groups
Track reading streaks and spiritual growth
Access multiple Bible translations in one place

We're just getting started, and your feedback is helping shape the future of the platform.

If you've tried the app, I'd love to hear:

Of course not! To be fair, the first unpublished version of the app probably was.

But this is the third iteration, and I wanted it to be genuinely different, starting from its name: platypus.cash. The platypus is a weird animal. So is this app.

When I started building a startup, I thought the hardest part would be building the product.

I was wrong.

Building is difficult.

But finding the right people, getting users, talking to customers, raising money, making decisions with limited information, and staying motivated for years is much harder than I expected.

All my life, I ve been building enterprise software starting companies, scaling products, and successfully exiting ventures.

This is the first time I m building a SaaS product for SMBs, and I quickly realized go-to-market here is completely different from enterprise sales driven by channel partners and RevOps teams.