Type a niche → live web research scores demand/competition/profit/virality (0-100). Then ProductForge writes the PDF: GPT-5 synthesizes, Claude generates editorial HTML, Nano Banana 2 ships niche-themed images. List on Etsy by lunch.
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm Rares. I built WealthGlitch because I watched friends spend 2-4 hours per niche pulling Etsy listings, scraping Reddit pain
points, and pricing competitors — and then ANOTHER 4 hours fighting Canva to ship a single PDF. Then GPT-5 came out and the
pricing math changed: a real niche scan costs ~$0.50 in API spend, and a print-ready PDF with cover art costs ~$0.35. Below most
coffee orders.
So I shipped both in one workspace:
→ NicheSnap: 30-second scan (4 parallel web_search phases via gpt-5-mini), deterministic scoring engine (no AI hallucination on
the math), real buyer pain quotes pulled from Reddit/Etsy reviews, and 3 launch angles.
→ ProductForge: GPT-5 writes content into a 4/8/14-page schema, Claude Sonnet 4.6 generates the complete print-ready HTML using
cached design tokens (so all "summer hairstyles" PDFs cohere visually, but every generation is layout-unique), Nano Banana 2
ships niche-themed cover + 5 image-pack illustrations + thumbnail. Puppeteer renders.
What I'm proudest of:
• The scoring is honest — no data captured = "—" not 0/100. We never invent numbers.
• Image prompts use a per-niche visual_vocabulary the categorizer extracts ("mud-caked tire" for hard enduro, "silk hair ribbon"
for fashion). No generic stock photo look.
• 7-day money-back. 3 free credits on signup (covers exactly one niche scan — the actual demo, not a watermarked one).
Free to start: 3 credits, no card. Ask me anything in the comments.
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