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6mo ago

Cannabooks

Just scheduled my first launch for my Cannabis Industry specific Bookkeeping app. I am super excited, I hope everyone that needs something like this finds it necessary for their business life. Built for CPAs and both large and small Cannabis businesses

1yr ago

What are your favorite n8n AI agent cheat sheets?

It's been a while and I wanted to introduce my experience with AI agents.
After building with n8n I wanted to share some cheat sheets :
1. Pin Data During Testing

Cheat Sheet: Right-click Pin Data

When to use:

Imagine you are building a workflow where your AI agent gets information either from an API or scrapes articles from a blog, then summarizes them using an LLM. During testing, you don t want to hammer the website 20 times or burn through API calls every time you tweak a node. Instead you want to pin the nodes.

AI that handles Negative Thoughts

Research says we have 6,000 - 70,000 thoughts a day.
70 - 80% are negative.
90 - 95% are the same ones on repeat.
That loop kept me stuck for years, same doubts, same fears, same not enough story on autoplay.
So I built The Optimism Engine: a straightforward CBT-style tool that lets you face one negative thought at a time.
Name the distortion. See the layers. Reframe it. Let it go.
One belief at a time. One fear at a time.
It s not just therapy, it s just a way to interrupt the pattern.
Try it here (no signup required): https://optimism-engine.vercel.app/
What s the one thought you d finally unbelieve if you could?

7mo ago

Would AI employees actually help founders execute faster?

We re working on a product for early-stage founders and small teams who struggle with execution.

Not because they don t know what to do, but because they don t have the people, time, or budget to run everything properly.

7mo ago

Stop chasing features. Start chasing "Utility" (My 2026 Manifesto) 🚀

The game has changed. In 2026, nobody cares about another "AI Wrapper" or a tool that has 100+ features but solves zero real problems. I m starting my journey on Product Hunt today with a simple rule: Build for pain, not for hype. Here is what I ve noticed analyzing the Top-3 products of this week: 1. Simplicity wins: The leaders are stripping away UI, focusing on one-click solutions. 2. Speed is the UI: If it s not instant, it s broken. 3. Community feedback: They aren't just shipping; they are talking to us in the comments. I am starting from zero, but my goal is to document every step of building a product that people actually need daily. No fluff, just pure utility. My question to the community: What is one "boring" problem in your daily workflow that you wish an app would solve once and for all? I ll be reading every comment and taking notes for my future build! #buildinpublic #startup #growth

From 0 to 1,000 users in one month building LinkSnap. Here is what we learned.

A month ago, we launched LinkSnap with a simple goal. Make it easy for anyone to create a clean, focused webpage where they can share contact details, showcase products, sell them, and even chat with visitors in real time. Today we crossed 1,000 users. Building this from scratch, this milestone feels meaningful. Not because of the number alone, but because of the steady adoption and real feedback we continue to receive. Here are a few things we learned in the first month: Early feedback matters more than early traffic Small usability improvements compound quickly Real users will tell you what actually matters Shipping consistently builds momentum The product is evolving based on actual usage patterns and conversations with users. That has been the most valuable part of the journey so far. For those who have launched recently, what surprised you most in your first 30 days? If you are curious, this is what we are building: https://linksnap.world

Just launched ForgeSQL — visual database modeling with SQL, Docker, and GitHub sync

Hey everyone

I just launched ForgeSQL, a visual database modeling tool built for developers who want to keep schemas, SQL, migrations, and Docker environments in sync.

The idea came from repeatedly seeing diagrams, SQL scripts, and migrations drift apart in real projects. ForgeSQL treats the diagram as the source of truth and generates consistent SQL (Postgres, MySQL, SQL Server, Oracle), Docker Compose, and versioned outputs.

It s early, and I m actively iterating based on feedback. If you ve dealt with schema drift, migrations pain, or manual DB modeling, I d really appreciate your thoughts.

6mo ago

Onyx Image Editor is Out, go and checkout now!

This is a Professional Online Image Editor Website, it is free for all and no sign up required,it is a client side image editor so none of your data goes out from your device.

Our first pirotiy is your privacy and convince

Naman~

"I kept building things nobody wanted — so I built a place to stop that from happening"

Every founder I know has at least one graveyard project.

Something they spent months on, poured energy into, maybe even launched only to hear nothing back. No users. No feedback. Just silence.

The problem wasn't the idea. It was that they never tested whether people actually cared before going all in.

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