Hey Product Hunt!

As more users adopt the Virtual Card feature for remote and international teams, we ve made some exciting updates to help businesses scale globally:

• Regional spend controls for international teams:

  Issue cards to global teams with regional limits, ensuring compliance and reducing risk.

• Easy card creation for contractors and remote workers:

  Need to issue a card for a new team member? Do it instantly and securely, no matter where they are in the world.

• No interruption when one card is compromised:

  With each card having its own unique number, only the affected card gets frozen, while the rest of your business continues running smoothly.

Hey everyone, I'm Sam, founder of DealVo (dealvo.ai).

I built this for the small businesses I grew up around gas stations, food trucks, salons, donut shops that never get Nike-level ads because agencies cost a fortune. A business describes their deal in plain language, and DealVo turns it into a polished ad, shows it to nearby shoppers on a live map, and ties in wishlist alerts plus simple loyalty punch cards.

Hey Product Hunt

Have you ever searched for a simple online tool like a JSON formatter, regex tester, color converter, or text cleaner and somehow ended up fighting through endless ads, annoying popups, forced signups, and websites that feel like they were abandoned in 2009?

I have.

As a developer, I constantly found myself bookmarking random tools across dozens of websites. One site for JSON. Another for regex. Another for CSS. Another for text processing.

I'm Ryan, building Retic solo.

Retic is a goal and habit tracker built around one idea: your goals, habits and daily tasks live in a single tree, so completing a habit today rolls straight up into the goal it belongs to. No separate habit-streak app and separate goal-planning app that never talk to each other.

Hola, Soy Joan un carpintero de familia carpintera. De aqu viene la idea de Cola de Milano, ya que todo carpintero conoce cola de milano. Llevo viendo a os la desorganizaci n de las carpinter as. Y quise aportar mi granito en ayudar nuestro gremio ayudando a todos los carpinteros para que puedan organizarse f cilmente y de forma intuitiva ayudando la firma de presupuestos y proyectos online y a adiendo las nuevas tecnolog as para leer facturas, renders, etc. La demo ya esta en varias carpinter as, estoy esperando el feedback con mucha ilusi n y seguir construyendo el proyecto y mejorarlo. Estoy abierto a que todos los carpinteros la puedan probar, la app esta en dos idiomas espa ol y ingles.

Alguien m s viene de un oficio manual y se ha lanzado a construir su propia herramienta? Me encantar a saber qu obst culos os encontrasteis por el camino y opiniones sobre colademilano.com

I just published a new SELF OS podcast episode exploring a question I think will become increasingly important:

Should people benefit when their devices help power AI?

Billions of phones, laptops, gaming PCs, and other devices sit idle for hours every day while demand for AI compute continues to grow.

We kept running into the same objection pitching AI chatbots and voice agents to local businesses: nobody believes it'll work for their business specifically until they see it running on it.

So instead of demoing a generic bot on a sales call, we built a system that generates a real, working demo an actual chatbot or a live AI voice call personalized to a specific prospect's business, automatically, before the call ever happens. It turned "trust me" into "here, this is already running on your business."

Launched AutomationGini today as basically the product of that lesson it finds leads, builds them a live demo, and follows up until they engage.

Curious how others building agency or sales tooling handle this same problem: do you lean on live personalized demos, case studies, money-back guarantees, something else? What's actually gotten a skeptical prospect to say yes for you?

Building desktop software today often seems synonymous with giving away all your RAM to Chromium. With PowerFolder, I refused to follow that trend from the get-go. I never even considered Electron. Instead, I bet entirely on Rust + Tauri v2 right from the start. The performance leap is massive, and the technical reason behind it is super simple:

1 No Chromium & Node bloat: Instead of bundling an entire browser per app, Tauri relies on the OS's native WebView (Windows/macOS/Linux). The final binary is tiny, and idle RAM consumption is ridiculously low.

2 Rust Backend: While the frontend remains web-based, all the heavy lifting, file system access, and core logic run on Rust. You get Rust's memory safety with C/C++ level speeds, without a bloated runtime sitting in the middle.

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