LOVE this. As I shared a few days ago in Product Hunt's Year in Review, over 11k products have been posted in 2014 and now that we've been around for just over a year, we have some history to reflect on.
@alikafridi - why build this as a Chrome extension though? I'd love to view it as a website -- more accessible and shareable with others.
EDIT: you're fast, Ali (ProductHop is now viewable on the web: http://www.producthop.com).
@rrhoover - I built it as a Chrome extension initially since I thought Product Hunt users might find it easier to view the products that way. I'm happy to hack together a quick website version as well (already on it, will update in a bit once it's ready)!
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@rrhoover I'd love to see a First Version PH section. An entry for the first version of Facebook, Google, Yahoo, Flickr etc. Makers, comments, screenshots etc.
@KristoferTM I was thinking the same. It would be fun to make this a separate section of PH itself, reigniting the conversation (and discovery) from products hunted a year ago.
@rrhoover Definitely. I noticed Yo kept posting in the original hunt. Seems to already work on PH by seeing those alerts come in which is cool. Hope more people start doing that!
ProductHop displays products posted on Product Hunt exactly a year ago. The reason I built it was so I can look back at products to add them to collections. However it can also be used to see the progress made on products over the last year, or new hunters can see products posted before they became active users of the site.
Update: You can also view the hunts from a year ago at http://producthop.com rather than through the chrome extension
I love this idea! I would be really interested in some sort of trend analysis. Related to time & category of the products. You can already get a sense of it by looking at what was trending a year ago compared to today. cc @rrhoover
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