Neon Aether is a story-based, sci-fi platformer game about a man called Andrew who finds himself in another world. Join the waitlist now at: https://neonaether.netlify.app/!

Honest question, because I want to know if it is just me.

Every time I launch a campaign for a client, the same half-day disappears before a single ad runs. GTM container. Find the right button or form. Write the trigger. Name the event the way GA4 wants it. Then do it again for Google Ads, then Meta, then LinkedIn, each with its own idea of what a conversion is called. Test in Preview. Publish. Find out two weeks later that a theme update quietly broke the purchase event and the campaign has been optimising towards nothing...

I run a small agency in London and I have done this kind of setup hundreds of times. I still find it painful. The people I feel for most are the small business owners who have never opened Tag Manager and are told by every ad platform that they need conversion tracking before anything works.

So I built the thing I wanted: paste a URL, it scans the site and works out what can be tracked, you pick the events, and one click places the tags, triggers and variables in your GTM workspace for you to review and publish. Google verified the integration last month. It launches here on Tuesday.

Hey Product Hunt! I m Tomasz. After around 22 years in software development, I m building my own SaaS: Postiva.

It helps small businesses plan their social media, create content with AI, and schedule posts on Facebook and Instagram. It s already available on web, iOS, and Android.

Finding customers and turning interest into regular, paid use has been a whole new learning curve.

So far, posting in Facebook communities and talking directly with business owners has brought us the most users. Those conversations have also helped me understand where the app needs to be simpler.

For the past few months, I have been working on Navigator.

The objective here is not to create another AI chatbot or another code generator.

Ever watched a trading tutorial, opened a new chart, and wondered where to start?

Keenpath is an early-stage web app for learning to trade. You make a choice on a chart, see the explanation, then try again.

Free lessons on candlesticks and basic price structure are ready to try now. In the new beginner lesson, watch a candlestick take shape as prices change, then switch the closing price to 9.9 and see what happens.

The longer-term goal is a guided path from understanding charts to making and reviewing trading decisions. These free lessons are the starting point.

Hey everyone, I m Daniel, founder of Basedframe.

I m building what I describe as Higgsfield for interior design a creative workspace for interior designers, architects, and real estate teams.

You can render a space, edit specific details, swap furniture, change materials and lighting, and compare different directions on an infinite canvas. Then turn those designs into cinematic walkthroughs and VR models for client presentations.

You can also paste a Zillow listing link and start redesigning the property from its listing photos.

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.

Hi makers!

I'm Uzma, first-time maker from Pakistan. Yesterday I launched a B2B playbook on Product Hunt with no audience, no ads, no network.

Honest results: #417, a handful of upvotes, but 5 thoughtful comments including one maker who gave me detailed feedback and 2 ideas to improve my pitch.

3 lessons I wish I knew:

Built the whole page in Claude Code.

Design direction from a skill called Impeccable, so the page commits to one world instead of looking like every other landing page.

Tried to draw the forest in CSS first. Three attempts, all bad. Generated it with Nano Banana instead.

For the demo video I faked a clean Mac desktop with macos27.kimi.page and recorded it with the built in macOS recorder.

Hi everyone,

We spend our days watching AI coding agents refactor legacy code, and we kept seeing the same failure. Agents know design patterns from training data, but they know them unevenly. They invent one-off abstractions where a named pattern would fit. They force patterns where they don't belong. And they skip the small, safe steps that keep tests green. So we built a pattern reference that an agent can pull mid-task. It's a website, an MCP server, and a set of agent skills. Then we asked ourselves a simple question. Does it actually change what the agent produces?