Hi Product Hunt. We're a four-person team building Shadow. Shubham (Co-founder & CEO), Mayank (Co-founder & Engineering), Priyansh (Head of Development), and me, Hersh, running GTM.
Shadow is real-time AI for online meetings. It listens to your call, understands what's being asked for, and executes the work while you're still talking. NDAs sent before the question is finished. CRM updated. Compliance docs generated. Follow-ups drafted. All before you hang up.
We didn't start here.
Shadow began as a real-time assistant that surfaces context inside your calls. You're on a Zoom, someone drops a competitor name or a metric you don't recognise, Shadow surfaces the answer before you break flow. Users told us they liked it. Then they kept telling us to keep going. The comment that reframed everything came a few weeks ago. A user said, "Every call creates more work for me. Someone wants a proposal, someone wants an NDA, someone wants metrics. I hang up and there's a new to-do list every single time. I feel like a robot running endlessly."
We're getting close to launching our PM tool for creative teams here on PH. At this period we have a product in which we believe, but there is no guarantee only forecast! So in this same period there is a related question about growth strategy too. Now we think about two paths - find investments or have community based organic growth. I really want to know your experience about: How did you get your first 100 users? For an early-stage product with no traction yet, which path is better bootstrapping organic growth or raise?
I built PictaBase to solve the "dumb folder" problem in high-stakes visual workflows. In film production, finding a specific continuity shot across thousands of files is an operational bottleneck. This platform treats photos as relational data, not just files.
The Technical Footprint (May 2026)
This is not a thin wrapper. It is a professional-grade application built with a strict quality gate:
Hey Product Hunt! I m Aaron, the solo maker behind Timevora an emotionally intelligent AI life simulator launching soon. Like many people, I used to replay moments in my head wondering: What if I had done things differently? That question stuck with me for a long time. So I built Timevora a simple, private space where you can explore alternate life paths through thoughtful AI-generated timelines. What Timevora focuses on: grounded, realistic scenarios emotional clarity and reflection completely free access privacy-first experience I d love to learn from this community before launch What kind of what if scenario would you personally want to explore? Your feedback will directly shape the next version of Timevora.
Hey PH! I'm Deepak, founder of Kooking a recipe & meal planning app that's launching here on April 30th.
The core idea: stop drowning in saved recipes you'll never make. Kooking gives every dish an AI match score tailored to your taste profile, pantry habits, and cooking skill so the recipes you see are actually ones you'd cook tonight.
Beyond the AI layer, it's a real community feed of home cooks sharing what they're actually making today not polished food blog shots. You can import recipes from anywhere on the web, follow cooks with similar taste profiles, and save/share your own.
We're 3 weeks out and early adopters are actively shaping the roadmap. Would love your upvote, feedback, or just to hear what's the biggest frustration you have with recipe apps today?
