Failfinity

Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I’m one of the makers behind Failfinity — thanks so much for checking us out. This started from a frustrating realization on our own team: we weren’t short on effort or ideas… we were short on a system for learning from failure. We kept doing retros, saying “good learning,” and then repeating similar mistakes months later. So we built Failfinity to make failure less emotional and more structured: – capture what happened vs. what you expected – surface root causes and patterns – turn lessons into clear, testable experiments The goal isn’t to avoid failure — it’s to make sure every setback actually makes the team smarter over time. We’d genuinely love your thoughts: 👉 How does your team currently learn from failures or experiments? 👉 What’s broken about post-mortems today? All feedback (brutal is fine) is welcome 🙏