Road to 1,000,000 #Votap users Day 51 | Current: 1255

We recently ran Rentgen against a simple production API endpoint responsible for updating a child profile.

No fuzzing. No custom scripts. No red team setup.

Just a real captured request and automated structural testing.

Hey Product Hunter!

I'm Federico, and I just shipped GridManager, a free Excel add-in that gives you a clean, professional sidebar to manage your spreadsheet data without ever touching a formula or navigating complex menus.

The problem I was solving: Excel is powerful, but managing data in it feels clunky. Adding rows means scrolling to the bottom, editing means finding the right cell, validating means writing formulas. It shouldn't be this hard.

What GridManager does:

Hey folks! I m part of a small team building Quash. We've spent the last year obsessing over a mobile QA agent that runs tests in plain language instead of scripts.
We hit our General Availability (GA) release a few weeks ago and the energy from the devs we met in Bangalore was wild. The conversation kept coming back to one thing: "When does automation actually start slowing us down?"
We re focused on teams testing real apps on real devices (iOS and Android), without spending weeks maintaining brittle selectors. I m here mainly to learn from other devs and QA folks especially around:

• What you refuse to automate because it s "too complex."

• How you decide test coverage is good enough for a release.

• When does the "scripting" overhead become more work than the testing itself?

We re launching on Product Hunt in a couple of days. If this sounds relevant, I'm happy to share a preview link or just trade notes.

So I made a landing page to hold all privacy and support pages, and also a clean landing page for the apps I'm making. Check it out and give some feedback!
Currently have a freezer organizer FRZR, and a daily mood tracker, DailyFeels

the page is https://muddermis.vercel.app

We didn t come into this space as pricing experts.

We came in as builders. We re technical. We care about systems.

I m building an email sending platform and considering a pay as you go model instead of subscriptions. My reasoning is that many people don t send emails every month, so charging only for usage feels more fair.

However, several founders have warned me that this model may be a mistake from a business perspective.

If you ve built or used similar tools, I d appreciate your thoughts on:

• Whether pay as you go is sustainable

• Whether users prefer it

• Any pitfalls I should be aware of

StreamVision is a high performance, professional grade IPTV player built for a seamless experience on Android phones, tablets, Android TV and FireStick.
It s built around three core principles: Performance, Stability, and Transparency.

Key features

• 100% free & ad free no subscriptions, no hidden fees, zero ads.

• Leanback UI fully optimized for remote navigation on Android TV / Google TV / FireStick.

• Multi source support M3U playlists (URL or local file) and Xtream Codes API.

• Advanced content management dedicated sections for Live TV, Movies, and Series with automatic season/episode grouping and resume.

• Reworked EPG clearer schedule, better navigation through programs.

• Subtitle support for movies and series.

• Hardware decoding (GPU) for optimal image quality and fast zapping, even on large playlists.

• Multilingual UI full English and French support.

• Picture in Picture (PiP).

• Maxed out Google Cast support cast streams reliably to Chromecast and cast enabled devices.

What s new in v20

First 1,000 users

50 100 new users per day when we turn ads on