I ve developed a freemium AI Agent plugin for WordPress built for leads, booking, and WooCommerce automation. It uses powerful APIs like Groq, OpenAI, and Gemini "one of those" to chat with customers in natural language, collect contact info, book appointments, and seamlessly sync everything with WooCommerce stores.
We officially go live on Product Hunt in exactly 9 hours!
As we count down, I would love to get your expert advice: what are the most effective strategies to market a plugin like this to WordPress and e-commerce store owners?
Good evening! My name is Tyler, and recently I have gotten tired of my ideas staying as just ideas and decided to put action behind it for the first time! I currently work as a product introduction quality engineer by day, and I plan on using this as a learning opportunity to expand my boundaries. I have created an app to help guide people in career direction, interview prep, star question reviews, general career information, resume and cover letters, along with a career GPS model. The reason for the creation of this app is because when i was recently in job limbo, i was applying for ~50 jobs a day and i noticed a hole in the market. I wasn't sure what other careers the skills I possessed could get me, and what steps were needed to be taken to move to a different career. I have spent many nights researching, taking aptitude tests, and merging different blog posts to find my answers. This app covers all of that in one bundle. I would really appreciate a test and honest review! I appreciate you taking the time to read this! Have a great night! https://testflight.apple.com/joi...
I'm Tharun. Spent the last few months building Termly AI a Chrome extension that reads the privacy policy of any website and grades it A to F, so you don't have to wade through 30 pages of legalese to know if a site respects you.
WHY I BUILT IT:
Most of us click "I Agree" without reading. Not because we're lazy, but because privacy policies are deliberately written to be unreadable 8,000+ words of conditional clauses no normal person should have to parse. I wanted to know what I'm agreeing to in under 10 seconds.
Time tracking is one of those things every company needs and nobody enjoys. I built LogSheet.ch to fix exactly that.
LogSheet is a timesheet and team management app for small and mid-size companies. Instead of messy spreadsheets and end-of-month chaos, your team logs hours in a clean daily grid lunch breaks, totals, and overtime calculate themselves. "Copy Monday" fills the whole week in one click, and you can flip between office, home office, and on-site instantly.
I ve been working on Aether, an agentic AI task orchestrator designed to pull in your tasks and calendar events, figure out what actually matters, and use Claude to plan and act on your behalf.
I just hit Week 3 of development, and the core loop is fully functional. Thought I d share the architecture and tech stack for anyone building similar full-stack AI apps!
I m launching Ozyplan this Saturday after seeing the same problem with most student planners: they collect every deadline but still leave the student to decide what deserves attention first.
Ozyplan connects to Canvas read-only, imports a calendar feed, or accepts course files. It reads deadlines and requirements, estimates workload and risk, then produces one prioritized daily briefing with the first steps, time estimate, confidence, why that item won, and the alternative it rejected.
The first course analysis and first briefing are free with no card. Pro is $9.99/month after that. I m looking for students willing to test it against a real syllabus and tell me where the first recommendation earns or loses their trust.
