Hi Product Hunt!

Over the past several months, I've been building BONX, a business operations platform designed for installation-led businesses such as solar installers, interior contractors, fabrication companies, EV charging providers, and field service teams.

While talking to business owners, I kept seeing the same pattern:

• Leads scattered across WhatsApp

• Quotations created manually

• Site visits tracked in notebooks

• Installation progress shared over phone calls

• Payments followed up manually

Hey everyone, my name is Aman, and I'm the co-founder of Nvestiq.

We allow anyone to build, validate, and export their strategies without code. People rely on LLMs a lot nowadays, especially in the trading world, which has a huge effect on their outcomes. There is no surprise that LLMs hallucinate. Our platform is designed to help traders backtest their strategies with the same level of validation that institutions use but at the retail level. We enable anyone to automate their strategies regardless of skill level, whether you are a beginner or an expert, our platform is designed to understand any nuance.

I've sat through a lot of enterprise AI demos. The agent always understands the question, pulls clean data, returns a polished answer in under five seconds. Impressive every time.

Then we go live.

Same agent, real environment: question full of internal acronyms and a typo, four systems to query with two of them returning stale data, three clarification loops, and eventually a handoff to a human for the edge case nobody put in the demo script. Every sing time.

The model isn't the problem. The mess around it is.

Most habit apps do one thing track what you did.

Did you exercise? Check.

Did you meditate? Check.

Did you drink water? Check.

But tracking never told you why you kept failing. And it definitely never told you what to do next.

VersionMe works differently.

Instead of a checklist, you get a Mission. Instead of a streak, you have a Level. Instead of a template, you get a plan built around where you actually are.

The AI coach looks at your current level, your recent performance, and gives you one clear next step not twenty habits to maintain.

Not what a fitness influencer does at 5AM. What you should do. Today. At your level.

VersionMe is launching very soon. Built by one person. Solved one real problem.

Would you try an app that tells you what to do next instead of just tracking what you did?

Hey everyone, I'm Ryan, co-founder and CEO of Flyby.

We're building corporate travel software that connects directly to a company's calendar and automatically books flights and hotels within policy, no manual searching, no approval chains. If a meeting moves, Flyby automatically rebooks the trip too. Every booking stays reversible with one click, so it's automatic without taking away control, which is the trust problem we think has kept most "automated" travel tools from actually removing the manual work.

letsflw is an all-in-one AI writing platform, and I just added a full education suite: exam generator, quiz generator, an exam checker, lesson plans, study guides, literature reviews, and a personal statement generator.

I'm Koushik, and I built Orga-nicely mostly to fix a problem in my own head.
When my manager asked me last year December, how do I keep track of things which I need to do? I proudly said, 'I rely on my mind.'
He gently nudged me to figure out something as it would be insane to rely simply on my mind as my role and work type would be changing in a few days.
Every task app I tried had the same quiet cruelty. Let a few things slip, and the app's response is to show you the growing pile of red. That's the exact moment I'd stop opening it. A wall of guilt is a rough place to start a Tuesday, so eventually I just built the app I actually wanted: to get notified but not make me feel guilty, to visualize my pending/upcoming tasks by urgency and importance and plan my day.
A few things make it different. The Compass plots every task by urgency and importance, so you can see at a glance what actually deserves your attention today instead of guessing. Today pulls a small capped set from that backlog, not your whole list, so deciding what to work on doesn't turn into its own chore. And when something goes overdue, you get a real triage flow: do it now, reschedule, break it down, or hit Let it go. That last one deletes the task with zero guilt attached. It's become my favorite button in the whole app.
More recently I added AI assisted urgency and importance. Type a task name and a short description, and it fills in both fields for you, tagged so you always know it was AI's guess and can override it in one click.
It's strictly personal, no teams, no collaboration, and free to use. Runs in your browser, desktop or mobile, nothing to install. Built solo on Lovable, shaped almost entirely by early users who were generous enough to tell me what wasn't working.
Would love for you to try it and tell me the same. What's the one task you've been carrying around for months that you'd finally let go of?

Link to app: https://organicely.site/login

Hi Product Hunt!

Hey everyone!

I m building LynkBio, a modern link in bio platform designed to help creators, developers, and professionals create a more personalized online presence.

The idea came from noticing that many link in bio tools started feeling very similar. They work, but they often feel like simple lists of links instead of something that represents who you are.

With LynkBio, I m focusing on:

Hi Community!

I built a free educational prototype called ShadowPlan and I m looking for early feedback.

The idea is simple: if someone pays a financial advisor based on assets under management, what would it look like to keep part of the portfolio advisor-managed while maintaining a self-directed shadow portion that follows the advisor s allocation changes?

ShadowPlan helps users: