Most marketing tools hand you a blank canvas and a to-do list. Hamla hands you a team. Tell it a goal in one sentence — "turn Instagram comments into email subscribers" — and it builds the whole campaign: the flow, the audience, the timing, and the actual designs. Finished, not a draft. You edit any of it by clicking on it. Any business, any language. Any channel you already use: email, WhatsApp, SMS, push, on-site, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok. Then it tells you which message made the money.
Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Yassin.
I built Hamla because I kept watching small businesses buy a marketing tool, open it, and freeze. The tools were fine. They just handed you a blank canvas and expected you to be a marketer, a designer, and a copywriter by Friday.
So Hamla isn't a builder with AI bolted on. You tell it a goal in one sentence and it comes back with the finished campaign — the flow, the audience, the timing, and the real designs. Everything is editable. Nothing starts empty.
Three things I'd point at:
→ It's one campaign, not four tools. The same sequence can start in an Instagram comment, capture an email with real consent, follow up by email or WhatsApp, and show a popup on your site.
→ The designs are actual designs. Hamla writes the email or popup as one document, then you click any element and change it. No dragging blocks into a grid.
→ It isn't just for stores. Industry-, market- and language-agnostic — a clinic in Riyadh and a SaaS in Berlin get the same product, each in their own language.
One thing worth saying out loud: this launch is running on Hamla. The popup on hamla.io today, the emails going to people who sign up, and the comment-to-DM flow behind our Instagram post were all built in the product, by the product. If it breaks today, you'll watch it break.
What I'd love from you: tell me the goal you'd type into it. The strange, specific ones are the most useful — those are where it still can't think.
— Yassin