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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 We built BuzzThat because we wanted a place where people could share what's actually buzzing in their world — not just posts, but real moments: trending topics, local food spots, deals, upcoming events, gaming discussions, and more.
BuzzThat brings together communities around shared interests with features like trending topic feeds, Eats (restaurant reviews & recommendations), Countdowns for upcoming drops, Buzz Wrap (your personalized recap), and a fun leaderboard system with Buzz Coins to reward engagement.
We'd love to hear what you think — happy to answer any questions! 🐝
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Curious how the referral leaderboard actually works, is it tied to unique clicks or actual signups, and does it cap when one person runs away with it?
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How does the referral leaderboard actually pull in real-time numbers, and is there a cap on how much traffic a single share page can handle before things start breaking?
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How does the live hype counter actually work behind the scenes? Like, is it pulling real engagement signals from somewhere or just auto-incrementing to create the appearance of activity?
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Pasted a YouTube link and the live hype counter actually started climbing as I refreshed, which was oddly satisfying. The referral leaderboard made me want to spam my group chat just to see my name move up.
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Love how the live hype counter turns a simple link drop into something that actually feels exciting to share. That playful combo of countdown + leaderboard is such a smart move for driving real urgency.
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the way the countdown sits right above the live hype counter makes the urgency actually feel real, not gimmicky. nice touch tying the referral leaderboard into the same loop so people see their climb in real time.
Curious how the referral leaderboard actually works, is it tied to unique clicks or actual signups, and does it cap when one person runs away with it?
How does the referral leaderboard actually pull in real-time numbers, and is there a cap on how much traffic a single share page can handle before things start breaking?
How does the live hype counter actually work behind the scenes? Like, is it pulling real engagement signals from somewhere or just auto-incrementing to create the appearance of activity?
Pasted a YouTube link and the live hype counter actually started climbing as I refreshed, which was oddly satisfying. The referral leaderboard made me want to spam my group chat just to see my name move up.
Love how the live hype counter turns a simple link drop into something that actually feels exciting to share. That playful combo of countdown + leaderboard is such a smart move for driving real urgency.
the way the countdown sits right above the live hype counter makes the urgency actually feel real, not gimmicky. nice touch tying the referral leaderboard into the same loop so people see their climb in real time.