Global trade is becoming more complex every year. Customs brokers are managing increasing shipment volumes, changing regulations, and thousands of product classifications while still relying on time-consuming manual processes.

Borderline Genius helps customs brokers streamline compliance workflows with AI-powered tools built specifically for modern trade operations.

Hi Product Hunt community!

I m Malik Dixon, a U.S. Army veteran, security-focused technologist, and solo founder with more than 25 years of experience across software development, AWS, DevOps, DevSecOps, UX, and AI workflow design.

While building AI systems, I kept seeing teams choose RAG, MCP, agents, and other architectures because they were popular not because the added complexity was supported by evidence.

Hey hunters

I'm Tony, founder of WEM. We launched today and I'd love your honest take.

The problem: Online prices in the UK are a mess. The same product is 20 cheaper one tab over, "sale" prices are often fake, and price-tracking tools make you do the work. I got tired of manually checking 5 retailers before every purchase.

What WEM does: It's a free Chrome extension that sits quietly in the background. When you're on a product page, it instantly compares prices across UK retailers and tells you:

How are you classifying AI systems under the EU AI Act today?

One thing I've noticed is that many teams understand the broad concepts of the EU AI Act but aren't always sure how to apply them to a specific AI use case.

So I built a small side project to help.

It's a free interactive EU AI Act Classifier that walks through a series of questions and provides an indicative classification to help start governance discussions.

Hello! I have a 12year old who plays multiple travel sports and we are traveling for them pretty much all the time. One of things that was driving me nuts was being on the interstate and having to find a good place to pull over and get food or gas.

We usually just ended up with random McDonalds or something. To help us out on our road trips I built Pit Stop. It tells you the next 10 upcoming exits and what food, gas, hotels and special attractions are at each exit so you don't have to guess. I also built in a search so if you have something specific you want ( for us it's usually chipotle) you can search for it and it will tell you all the upcoming exits that has a chipotle.
I figured we use it all the time so other families might find it useful to. It's on the app store if anyone is interested! Let me know if you have any issues or suggestions!

Founders get lost in the day-to-day. You're shipping, posting, emailing, calling and weeks go by without stepping back to see what's actually moving your business. Vantage gives you that step back.

Write what happened this week in plain text. It extracts your actions and metrics, tracks them over time, and shows you which of your habits are driving growth across weeks, not just today. The longer you use it, the clearer the picture gets.

Hey Product Hunt!

I wanted to share 4 production-ready AI products I ve built recently, exploring different AI architecture patterns from in-browser WASM databases to ATS parsers:

SetFlow AI Smart AI workout generator with quick-commerce price comparisons.
Live App: https://setflow-ai-app.vercel.app

Nexis Insights Product feedback analyzer featuring a 128-dimensional WASM SQLite RAG engine for semantic vector search & grounded citations.
Live App: https://nexis-insights-app.verce...

It is an AI-powered hiring assistant built for HR teams, startups, and recruiters.

Rifair AI helps with:

• Creating structured interview kits

• Detecting bias in interview questions

• Evaluating candidates more consistently

• Optimizing job descriptions

• Making hiring workflows more fair and efficient

I am currently looking for early feedback from recruiters, founders, HR professionals, and hiring teams.

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A few months ago, something happened that completely changed the way I think about digital trust.

A policeman stopped me around 10:00 AM and asked for my name and phone number. When I asked why, he said it was just for a routine verification and wrote it in a notebook. I went home thinking nothing of it.

Later that day, I received a 1,000 fine for not wearing a helmet.