👋 Hey Product Hunt! I’m Plamen, the maker behind Product Peek. The idea started with a very simple observation: physical packaging has a hard limit, but the amount of information we expect from a product keeps growing. Ingredients, allergens, nutrition, certificates, origin, sustainability, instructions, warnings, multiple languages - brands have more and more to communicate, while the package itself isn't getting any bigger. QR codes can solve the space problem, but I wanted to build something that goes much further than simply sending someone to a website. That became Product Peek. One QR code can open a mobile-first product page in the customer's language, while the manufacturer manages the information centrally. Product Peek also adds AI-powered translations, ratings and feedback, scan analytics, product insights, and tools that help brands understand what happens after someone picks up the product and scans it. One principle stayed with me throughout the build: The QR code shouldn't be the product. What happens after the scan should be. There were plenty of iterations, changed ideas, broken things, rebuilt things, and features that looked great on paper but didn't survive contact with the actual product. 😄 But that process gradually turned Product Peek into something much more complete than my original idea. Today, 09.09, I'm finally opening it to everyone. And because apparently I became slightly obsessed with the number 9 along the way: 🔵 €0.09 per AI credit 🔵 €0.99 per product/month 🔵 €9.99 monthly platform fee There's also a 30-day free trial, no credit card required, and free onboarding. I'd genuinely love feedback from the Product Hunt community - especially from people working with physical products, manufacturing, packaging, exports, retail, or international markets. What would you want to see after scanning a product? Thanks for checking out Product Peek. 💙 Scan. Explore. Trust.

Product Peek

Connect physical products to smarter digital experiences

Connect physical products to smarter digital experiences