Spent this week going wider than usual LinkedIn, a few Reddit communities, Indie Hackers, Quora, a republish on Hacker Noon. Expected LinkedIn to be the strongest given the audience overlap. Instead the most interesting thing happened on Indie Hackers: posted something about a real product decision, got a genuinely sharp comment questioning it, tested the question for real, found an actual bug because of it, and fixed it same day. That one thread did more for the product than the "distribution" itself.
Made me realize I'd been thinking about channels purely as reach, when the actual value on a couple of them was closer to free QA from people who cared enough to push back.
Hey Product Hunt π
I'm Farrukh, founder of letsflw. Built this because I was tired of juggling a dozen different tabs for everyday writing tasks β one site to paraphrase, another to check readability, another for grammar, another for SEO. letsflw puts all of it under one roof.
It's 100+ tools: free local utilities (word counter, readability checker, grammar check) plus AI-powered ones (paraphrase, summarize, humanize, blog generation, resume builder), plus one-click workflows that chain a few
steps together instead of doing them one at a time.
The thing I care about most is not overselling what AI can do. The humanizer's own page says outright that no tool reliably beats AI detectors β because that's true, and I'd rather say that than pretend otherwise.
You can start completely free, no card needed. I'd genuinely love your feedback β what's confusing, what's missing, what you'd actually use day to day. I'll be here all day replying to everything.
Thanks for taking a look! π