WorkHive - The work you'd pay 3 pros for handled by AI in seconds

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WorkHive is 19 AI tools for freelancers and small businesses: contract analysis, compliant invoices, tailored resumes, pro emails, pitch decks, business plans, legal watch — and more. One subscription replaces a lawyer, an accountant, and a consultant.

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm César — solo founder of WorkHive. I built this because I was tired of the same loop every freelance pays for: a contract that needs a lawyer's eye, an invoice that has to be VAT-compliant, a CV to tailor for a new pitch, a cold email that doesn't sound like a robot, a pricing question with no honest answer. Each one is 80€ from a freelancer on a marketplace or 200€ from a consultant. Or — let's be honest — 2 hours of copy-pasting into ChatGPT, fighting with the output, and still feeling unsure. So I built WorkHive: 19 AI tools that handle the legal, finance, admin and communication work you'd normally pay 3 pros for. One subscription, every tool included. A few examples: ⚖️ LegalEye — paste a contract, get a 0-100 risk score, red flags in plain English, and AI-generated counter-proposals 🧾 Invoice AI — generate a fully-compliant invoice (VAT, mandatory mentions, PDF) in 10 seconds 🚀 Pitch Deck AI — 10 investor-ready slides with speaker notes from your idea ✉️ Email Craft — turn 3 bullet points into a polished pro email 💸 Debt Recovery — a 3-letter sequence for unpaid invoices, from gentle reminder to legal action …and 14 more. "But why not just use ChatGPT?" Because every WorkHive tool is built for a specific job: country-aware (German user → BGB/DSGVO, French user → URSSAF/CGI, US user → Delaware defaults), structured outputs you can use as-is (signed PDF, ready-to-send email), no prompt engineering needed. You stop being a "prompt operator" and start shipping work. Free plan: 2 analyses/month, no credit card. Solo €9/mo (10 analyses), Starter €29/mo (50), Pro €69/mo (unlimited). I'd love your honest feedback — especially on: 1. Which tools should I add next? 2. What feels off in the UX? 3. If you tried LegalEye on a real contract — what did the score say? 😅 Cheers, César