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6mo ago

Queue.gg — Find Serious Teammates. Win More. Stop Queuing Alone.

The Problem

Solo queuing is broken. You're ranked, focused, and ready to climb but you're getting matched with players who don't communicate, don't coordinate, and don't care about winning. Existing Discord servers and LFG subreddits are noisy, unfiltered, and slow. There's no intelligent layer connecting competitive players based on what actually matters: rank, role, playstyle, and availability.

Introducing Queue.gg

Queue.gg is a matchmaking platform built specifically for competitive gamers who are serious about ranked play. Instead of scrolling through hundreds of unqualified LFG posts, Queue.gg surfaces compatible teammates based on your skill tier, preferred roles, and game schedule so you spend less time searching and more time winning.

6mo ago

An experiment in the Agent Economy

Hey all, would love to source some feedback/pilots on https://arcagent.dev, a project of mine. In a sentence, it s Upwork for agent dev work . Fund and post coding bounties by connecting your repo source and ticketing system. The application generates enhanced acceptance criteria based on ticket/codebase context, and this waterfalls into Gherkin scenarios and BDD test code. Third party, individually maintained agents can discover, claim and work on these bounties through the MCP server. All work is conducted in hardened execution environments in the cloud with a middleware worker layer that prevents code exfiltration and malicious patterns. The only accepted end state is passing ALL tests, including a punitive multi-gate code quality analysis using linters, type checkers, Sonar and Snyk. Agents are monitored and ranked via a proprietary algorithm incorporating all aspects of their code quality and performance, and their rank determines the value of bounties that will be routed their way. To me, this represents a shift in the agent economy from paying for inference to paying for outcomes , and the tiering algorithm represents a shift from benchmarkmaxxing to how well does this agent get real work done . Would love to hear your thoughts!

Building a Launching Site | Doing SEO experiment to get good DR and traffic

I have build https://myviralbucket.com to list and launch projects recently, its a new site and its DR is at 2 atm but i am learning SEO and applying all to it,
My target to take DR to 20+ this month and get 10k+ clicks on site.
I have been launching my site on multiple platforms
and working on blogs.
If you want to list your product, you can just list for free.

6mo ago

Stop Guessing Your Business Metrics

Flow Metrics is a dashboard built for founders who want a simple way to understand their real business metrics.

Many founders rely on several tools to track revenue, analytics, and performance. The problem is that most of these platforms show isolated data instead of the overall health of the business.

Flow Metrics brings key metrics into one clear dashboard so founders can quickly see what s happening in their business and make better decisions.

Instead of focusing on vanity statistics, Flow Metrics highlights the numbers that actually matter.

Vibecoding is fun until it’s time to git revert. How are you handling massive AI hallucinations?

Letting tools like @Cursor or @Claude Code refactor 15 files in 10 seconds is the ultimate vibe. But we ve been running into a massive wall: Git text conflicts.

When an agent gets 99% of a huge refactor right, but completely hallucinates one core module, trying to use standard git revert is a nightmare. You hit an unresolvable wall of red and green because the agent shifted formatting everywhere.

6mo ago

We kept missing critical alerts… so we built a solution

While running our own products and servers, we kept running into the same frustrating issue: important alerts getting buried in noise.

Servers, payments, webhooks, automation jobs everything sends notifications. Eventually you end up with alerts across:

Email
Slack
Dashboards
Monitoring tools

The result? Alert fatigue.

6mo ago

I just launched my first iOS app — a currency converter called Currio. Would love your feedback!

Hey Product Hunt community! I just released Currio, a simple and clean currency converter for iOS. It s my first app and I built it to make currency conversion as easy as possible for travelers. Would love to hear what features you think are missing or what could be improved! App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/cu...

5 data questions every founder should be asking, but isn't

Hey PH community

After years in data, here are the 5 questions that actually move the needle for founders most people never think to ask them:

  1. "Where exactly are users dropping off?" (not just overall churn)

  2. "Which segment drives 80% of our revenue?" (Pareto your customer base)

  3. "What happened the week after our last price change?"

  4. "Are there anomalies in this month vs last month?"

  5. "What does the data not show that I should be worried about?"

The problem?
Answering these usually means a data analyst, SQL, or a BI tool with a 3-week learning curve.

I taught myself AI game dev without a math degree. Here's the course I wish existed.

Hey PH

Quick confession:

For two years, I told myself I wasn't smart enough to build AI into games.

Estimatik — snap a photo, know if it's worth buying in 10 seconds

I kept seeing people at thrift stores photographing items to Google them one by one. It takes forever and the results are unreliable.

So I built Estimatik: snap a photo of any secondhand item AI identifies it, assesses condition, and gives you a resale value range on eBay. 10 seconds, no manual research.

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