Product Hunt
The place to discover your next favorite thing
4.8•128 reviews•146K followers
The place to discover your next favorite thing
4.8•128 reviews•146K followers
Founded in 2013 as a tiny side project, Product Hunt has become the place for makers and companies to launch their latest app, gadget, or physical products to the world. It's a global community of friendly folks sharing and discussing the latest in tech.
This is the 123rd launch from Product Hunt. View more
Product Hunt MCP
Launched this week
Ask your AI assistant to find your next favorite product. Explore new launches, compare alternatives, and see what the Product Hunt community thinks. Building something yourself? Turn your README and website into a launch draft, add images, and check what's missing before you submit. Sign in with Product Hunt to connect. No API key needed.
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I’m so excited to launch this. We’ve been using a version of this internally for a while, and it’s become a key way that I interact with Product Hunt.
Whether you’re a builder, or an operator looking for the best new tools, or an early stage investor looking for startups to fund, or just looking for inspiration, give it a try and let us know what you think
just tested it out! really great and legit way to polish the launch, looove it!
Glad that @Manufact (mcp-use) helped you make sure that your MCP is high-quality!
All the checks are here: https://manufact.com/leaderboard/product-hunt
@tessak22 Yup. Give it a shot!
This is a great for early stage founders and devlopers having AI help discover tools compare options and explore new launches saves a lot of time Congrats @Product Hunt
this was much needed
This is the use case I've actually been wanting — I already ask my assistant which tools to use, but it's been working from marketing copy. Comparing alternatives using real community reviews and ratings, and seeing what people liked or disliked, is a much better starting point. The launch-draft angle is interesting too — turning a README into a draft and flagging what's missing before submitting is something I'd try before my next launch. Curious how it handles 'what were the top products last month' — does it weight recent launches differently than older, well-reviewed ones?