Curious how other founders handle this as they add more paid channels.
We were in the classic situation gtag snippets hardcoded in _app.tsx, conversion events spread across components. Every time we needed to add a pixel or tweak a trigger, it was a PR and a deploy. Small thing, but it meant we were consistently under-instrumenting because the friction wasn't worth it for a quick experiment.
I wanted to share an open-source project called ProxyFace. If you're interacting with LLMs and want a more engaging experience, this adds a real-time, pixel-art avatar that reacts to the AI's output with actual emotions and it runs entirely on your own machine.
How I stopped "fighting" my Roblox code and started designing: My shift to an Agentic Workflow I got tired of AI Roblox tools fighting my project, so I built an open source.
So here's my embarrassing confession: I've built 3 different micro-SaaS products over the past 2 years, and you know how many I've actually launched properly? Zero.
Not because they weren't ready (okay, one wasn't), but because I absolutely DREADED the content creation part.
You know the drill - you need different copy for Product Hunt, Twitter threads, LinkedIn posts, Reddit, Facebook groups, and like 5 other platforms. Each one with its own vibe and format.
We are the team behind VirtualSpaces, and we just published something we have been thinking about for a while: how AI spatial data can fundamentally change the way insurance companies handle residential property claims.
I am looking for advice on comparing and choosing the most appropriate AI Agent to support my workflow. Feel free to leave your comments or suggestions on good options to consider in 2026, along with the real experience reviews, ratings, pricings, etc. so that we can all understand those AI Agents better off and select the most appropriate one. Thanks for your attention
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Hey Product Hunters! I'm Caroline, and I just launched Drop-Kit a free tool that turns any link, tweet, photo or text into a beautiful social post image.
The itch I was scratching: I kept wanting to share articles, product links, or quotes on social media, but making them lookgood was either too slow (design tools) or too ugly (plain screenshots). So I built the thing I wanted.
What it does: Drop in a URL, paste some text, or upload a photo pick a style download or copy to clipboard. That's the whole loop.