SYNQ AI

AI sales employee that closes deals in your messengers

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AI sales employee that closes deals in your messengers

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A lead messages you on WhatsApp at 11 p.m. By morning, they've bought from whoever replied first. SYNQ puts an AI sales employee into Telegram, WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook. It doesn't pass the chat to a manager halfway through: it answers, asks the right questions, handles "let me think about it" and sends the payment link. Every conversation lands in one inbox. We're an official Meta Tech Provider, so Instagram, WhatsApp and Facebook run on Meta's direct API.

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Launch tags:Messaging•Sales•Artificial Intelligence

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SYNQ AI builds AI employees that talk to customers for small businesses in WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook and Telegram. They answer questions, handle objections and take the payment right in the chat. We're two founders. Our backend is Python, so we pointed our OpenAI client at the Gateway endpoint and kept the code we had. The new capability: picking a model stopped being an engineering task. Customer-facing employees run on OpenAI through Azure on our Microsoft for Startups credits (connected with BYOK), with direct OpenAI as fallback. Sherlock, the assistant that onboards a business onto the platform, runs on Anthropic. Before, every provider meant its own client and its own bill. Now it's one endpoint and one spend dashboard. That shaped the product in two ways. We started routing by task: small models detect the language and the funnel stage, the full model runs the conversation.

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2mo ago

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Hi Product Hunt! Savva here, co-founder and CEO of SYNQ. For eight years I've run a video production studio. Over a thousand videos, a lot of them ads. And our clients kept hitting the same wall: the ad works, the DMs fill up, and then the leads just sit there. The manager is asleep, or stuck in another chat, or sends "hi, how can I help?" three hours later. By then the person has already bought somewhere else. So in January 2026 I started building the thing I wanted to hand them. My co-founder Anton and I met in Bali on a Dungeons & Dragons show I was producing (he was one of the players). Between sessions it turned out he'd been CTO at a crypto exchange. Today he writes every line of SYNQ's code. Here's what SYNQ does. An AI employee sits in your Telegram, WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook and runs the deal all the way to the end: replies in seconds, figures out what the person actually needs, handles "too expensive" and sends the payment link. Most bots hand the chat to a human exactly when it gets hard. That's the moment we built for. The hardest part wasn't the AI. It was Meta. To get direct API access to Instagram and WhatsApp we went through dozens of app reviews and had our accounts blocked 12 times. In May we became an official Meta Tech Provider, so no grey-zone scripts that break next Tuesday. Two founders, no employees, no investors yet. I'd love your blunt feedback, especially if you sell through DMs: 1. Where does your team lose leads today? 2. What would you need to see before letting an AI take the payment? Anton and I are here all day and will answer every comment.

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2mo ago

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2mo ago

Is Product Hunt worth it? My homework before asking for votes

In June 2023 Tomas Blatak and the @Leadspicker team put a side project on Product Hunt. It got featured, collected 300 upvotes, finished seventh product of the day and brought them 91 paying customers.

In September 2024 they launched their main product. It got 612 upvotes and was the most upvoted launch for most of that day. They got one paying customer.

The product was better the second time. Something else changed, and it's the most useful thing I found while doing this homework.

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2mo ago

The most expensive message in your inbox is "Hi, I'm interested"

"Hi, I'm interested."

We got that message over and over after launching Click-to-WhatsApp ads for SYNQ. Every single one was a lead we had paid Meta for.

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