Genpire
Make Real Products with AI, literally.
740 followers
Make Real Products with AI, literally.
740 followers
Most AI stops at the idea. Genpire takes it to the factory. Think Lovable, but for consumer goods manufacturing - an agentic platform that turns prompts and sketches into products, collections, and factory-ready specs, then lets you work with your own factory or tap into a vetted network for instant quotation, sampling, and bulk production. One workflow, all the way from an idea to the factory floor. Genpire makes building physical products faster, simpler, and finally accessible to anyone.
Genpire
Hey Product Hunt 👋
Daniel here, co-founder & CEO of Genpire.
We built Genpire because making physical products is still absurdly hard - endless agencies, slow tech packs, ten Slack threads to get a single revision. So we built the platform we wished existed: one place to design, edit, spec, and hand off real products to manufacturers, end to end.
Today on Product Hunt is genuinely a big day for us. We'd love your feedback - what works, what's confusing, what you'd want to make first. Plus there's a PH-exclusive discount on every plan if you want to take it for a real spin.
Ask us anything. We're here!
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Hey Product Hunt!
I'm Adam, Co-Founder and COO of Genpire.
We're super excited to launch Genpire and introduce the the way real products get manufactured.
Genpire is an AI-powered platform that turns any idea, sketch, or prompt into a complete, factory-ready tech pack in minutes. Built for designers, brands, and creators, Genpire streamlines the entire journey from concept to production with AI-generated product specs, technical sketches, measurements, materials, and manufacturing-ready documentation with no prior experience required.
Would be happy to get your feedback! share with us your idea and I’ll generate a tech pack or full product concept for you and share the link here!
- Adam Shoshani
Tailgrids
Wow, super interesting. Lovable but for consumer-goods!
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@musharofchy Its sure is! We're applying what's good in vibe-coding, into the design, specs and manufacturing workflows of consumer goods. Challenging, but pretty usefull for both non-experienced indie makers, up to product and design teams!
Any idea for a real product? We'll share a free AI powered tech pack for you to use!
@musharofchy Exactly the comparison we love! And honestly it shaped how we thought about the architecture from day one.
With Lovable, the "compiler" is code. With Genpire, it's a factory-ready tech pack. That sounds similar but it's a fundamentally harder output to get right. Code either runs or it doesn't. Manufacturing specs need to be accurate in dimensions, materials, tolerances, and structure because a real factory is on the other end.
That's the engineering challenge that gets me out of bed every morning. Really glad it's resonating!
Build Check
Wow Daniel! Sounds like magic. Guessing what's the pricing or business model cause physical products can have many variations. Anyway I feel it's worth it and I wish you all the best here!
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@german_merlo1 Pricing and business model for AI-native platform like Genpire are such a huge space! We offer a 3-tiered monthly plan (with annual discounts), that usually suits the needs of indie-makers, DTC brands and large enterprise consumer goods teams alike. We also offer a team plan soon, with SKU based pricing, but more on that later.
Appreciate the comment!
Best
Daniel
Following — the "literally" is doing a lot of work in that tagline, and I'm here for it. The last-mile in AI-generated products is the vendor layer (fulfillment, payments, returns); that's where most demos break. Curious how you're handling it.
This is super interesting! I was hoping to see something like this come out soon. Congrats on the launch!
For the built-in manufactures , where did you find them and why did you decide to partner with them specifically?
The jump from tech pack to factory quote in one workflow is the part that usually kills indie product launches. Curious whether the AI-generated tech packs are actually accepted by factories without revision, or is there still a back-and-forth before sampling starts?