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19d ago

I Built an AI Fintech Platform — Looking for Someone Interested in Taking It Further

Hey everyone!

I'm Tyler, the founder of Finyra, an AI-powered financial intelligence platform I've spent the past year building.

The idea behind Finyra is simple: Financial data tells you what happened. Finyra helps explain what it means.

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19d ago

Launching Stampivity tomorrow — how do you stamp your invoices today?

Hi everyone I'm Zohaib, a solo maker. Tomorrow I'm launching Stampivity here on Product Hunt: custom digital stamps for invoices and business documents, designed by hand, delivered within 24 hours, $4.99 one-time.

A genuine question for freelancers and small business owners: how do you handle APPROVED / PAID stamps on your paperwork right now? Print, sign and scan? A free online generator? Or no stamps at all?

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19d ago

NYRQELO for Bluesky is now on Product Hunt — feedback on revisiting saved posts

Hi makers! I'm the maker of NYRQELO, a Chrome extension for saving Bluesky posts, searching your collection, and adding private notes.

The workflow focuses on keeping a useful post together with your own reason for saving it. It also includes JSON backup and restore, plus PDF reports through the browser's print dialog. Saved posts and notes stay in local browser storage; media references are not permanent archives.

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19d ago

“Book a demo”: helpful next step, or a reason to leave?

You find a software product that looks useful. Before going further, you want to know whether it supports your workflow, integrates with your tools, and fits your team.

But the next step is Book a demo.

Sometimes that conversation is exactly what you need. Other times, you re not ready for a sales meeting you just need a few answers.

We re building Foxet, an AI presales platform, so this is a question we re working through:
does making answers available instantly solve the friction, or does speaking to a person matter just as much?

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19d ago

Attention Age: a free 20-second attention challenge you can play in your browser

I make small iPhone apps as Honest Little Apps. This one is Attention Age.

The quickest way to see what it does is today's Daily Signal: 20 flashes, tap the cyan circles, let the amber diamonds pass. Everyone who plays on a given date gets the same pattern. It runs in the browser with no signup, and nothing is uploaded: https://uf154grel6uab0hgrw3k8-we...

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21d ago

Don’t Perish launches tomorrow on Product Hunt

Hi everyone! I m making Don t Perish, a wilderness survival game where you gather resources, craft tools, find food, and keep a campfire burning through the night. Play solo or team up with a friend in local split-screen co-op. The browser demo is playable now, and the Product Hunt launch goes live tomorrow, October 25.

Product Hunt launch: https://www.producthunt.com/prod...

Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/proj...

The Kickstarter is raising funds for more game artwork, a new website, and marketing. If you check out Don t Perish, I d love to hear what felt fun or confusing in the survival loop.

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8mo ago

Quickly repurpose any article or longform content into 8 optimized social media posts in seconds

Real talk every time I published a blog post, the actual writing was the easy part. The hard part was what came next:

Rewriting it as a Twitter thread with hooks that stop the scroll.

Rewriting it again for LinkedIn in a completely different format.

Finding 20 Instagram hashtags and writing a caption with a CTA.

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8mo ago

We're launching our AI agents for product demos on March, 12 — and this time we're going for #1

Hey Product Hunt We're launching Naoma an AI demo agent that runs live, personalized product demos on your website, 24/7.Some of you might remember us. Our previous product a sales analytics platform hit #2 Product of the Day. We're grateful for that. But since then, we pivoted hard.A buyer lands on your site, hits "Book a Demo," gets a Calendly link for 5 days out. By the time the call happens, they've looked at two competitors and half-forgotten why they filled out the form. Naoma closes that gap instantly a live AI agent runs the demo on the spot, qualifies the lead, and routes the right prospects to sales or checkout.After a pre-seed round and first pilots we're seeing 10 20% of visitors who see the button actually start an AI demo. Up to 30% of them move to the next steps. In some cases, Naoma has closed deals with zero human involvement.This is a completely new product, a new category, and our biggest bet yet. We're going for #1 tomorrow and we'd love your support.Have you ever dealt with the demo gap problem in your own funnel? How did you handle it? Drop your experience in the comments we read every one.
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19d ago

How Do You Manage Multiple AI Model APIs in One Application?

As AI applications become more sophisticated, developers often need to work with multiple models for different tasks coding, reasoning, content generation, and more.

But managing multiple providers can introduce some practical challenges:

  • Different API keys and endpoint configurations

  • Different request formats and model parameters

  • Switching providers when a model is unavailable

  • Tracking usage and understanding the actual cost

  • Maintaining integrations as models and providers change

I'm interested in how other developers approach this.

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4mo ago

Claude Code, reimagined as a workspace for business teams

I m building a new way for working with Claude. At least this is how I prefer to work with Claude and you can try it for yourself as well, it s free: https://sofos.co Why am I doing this when there s already Claude Cowork? Good question, let me explain: 1. I want to be able to edit the files Claude has generated and want to be able to constantly iterate on the file together with Claude. 2. Instead of seeing a chat interface (which for some reason all companies are leading towards to), I prefer working on my workspace while utilizing AI on the side. 3. I want more clarity and freedom on the markdown files that Claude Code generates. I want to change colors, add notes, highlight certain sections and I want to see all of these in a proper view. Not the weird markdown format. 4. I want to store a version history and the changes on my files so I can know what the AI has changed. Now, Claude Cowork is a great tool but it s not the workspace I want. It creates the files for me, can read my local folders.. which is all great, but I want to be able to edit or fix the files that Claude has created without changing apps. This is how I work. I don t just leave my documents to Claude, I fix them right away, which Cowork does not allow. To solve these frictions I later worked with VS Code and opened the terminal on the right. Which was pretty good, but then you get the other pain point; ugly markdown files that you can t read and understand. That s when I decided to create Sofos. Why not create a tool that runs Claude Code behind the scenes, while allowing you to edit and fix documents real-time within the same app? And that s what I did, Sofos is basically: * Turning markdown files to WYSIWYG editor and gives you a proper document view for mds * Running local git for version history * Creating CLAUDE.md, SKILL.md, agents and routines automatically for you and placing them under the correct paths in your directory (folder) * Rendering html files so you can view Claude Code s output (I use htmls for creating presentations) If you re someone who has faced similar frictions, try Sofos out and tell me what I can improve. Don t forget to follow us on producthunt: https://www.producthunt.com/prod
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