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Lemon Squeezy
Launched this month
Sell digital products the easy-peasy way
4.8 (70 reviews)
Used by 66:
Refgrow
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AppReply MAX
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DirectoryFast
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Llama
Meta's open-source family of LLMs
5.0 (64 reviews)
LLMs
Used by 59:
Daily Bots
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Canvas by MindPal
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FuseBase AI Agents
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Trello
Visual collaboration with a shared perspective on projects
4.8 (115 reviews)
Project management software Team collaboration software Issue tracking software
Used by 57:
OutyPlay
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Lifestack
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Venngage Muse
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HubSpot
Grow better with HubSpot
4.8 (71 reviews)
Customer support tools CRM software Marketing automation platforms
Used by 47:
STORI 2.0
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LeadDelta 4.0
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Quorini
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Groq Chat
An LPU inference engine
5.0 (48 reviews)
Predictive AI AI Infrastructure Tools
Used by 48:
Daily Bots
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MindPal
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Speech to Note Mobile App
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Shopify
Powering millions of businesses
4.8 (66 reviews)
Ecommerce platforms
Used by 48:
Partnero
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Reputation Monitor for Online Stores
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Omi (formerly Friend)
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Apple
Think Different
4.9 (57 reviews)
Used by 42:
Nativeline AI + Cloud
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Snap AI
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GetThis
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Google
Launched this month
Organizing the world's information
4.9 (71 reviews)
Used by 39:
findable.
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Google Gemini 2.0
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Wepost - Personal branding
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Microsoft Azure
Optimize your costs by developing in the cloud.
5.0 (36 reviews)
Cloud Computing Platforms
Used by 35:
Wepost V1
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Agentplace
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Dhisana AI
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Twitter
Communicate and stay connected
4.8 (50 reviews)
Social Networking Microblogging platforms
Used by 32:
Snowball
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Zero
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Planelo
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WhatsApp
The simple, reliable, secure messaging app.
4.7 (67 reviews)
Messaging apps Video and Voice calling
Used by 29:
Tanka
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Concurrence AI
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ThreadSignals
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NVIDIA
The official handle for NVIDIA.
5.0 (27 reviews)
AI Infrastructure Tools
Used by 27:
Forge Agent
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Pegasus 1.5 by TwelveLabs
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Contral
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YouTube
Launched this month
Broadcast Yourself
4.7 (59 reviews)
Social Networking Video hosting platforms
Used by 27:
ZapDigits
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AI dication by Snaply
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notclass
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Tella
Screen recording for entrepreneurs
4.8 (36 reviews)
Screenshots and screen recording apps
Used by 23:
Agent Hub Builder
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Socap.ai
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Phare Status Pages
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VEED
Create pro-level videos without pro-level skills.
4.6 (36 reviews)
AI Video Editor
Used by 24:
Canvas by MindPal
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BooleanMaths
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ClarityUX for Figma
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Which launches are the most memorable for you?

I regret one thing in terms of Product Hunt:
That I haven't signed up sooner.

I have been on this platform for more than 3 years and have seen many interesting products.

But there is one specific category that is most appealing:

17 comments•109 views

6d ago

Open Wearables

What's the most painful part of building a health app?

Asking because we've shipped 220+ health tech projects at Momentum and the answer is almost always the same: wearable integrations.

Not the AI. Not the UX. Not the business model. The data layer.

5 comments•52 views

14d ago

minimalist phone: creating folders

What kind of software product is the most in demand? Web app, smartphone app, extensions?

For years, I ve been hearing that we re a mobile-first (or even mobile-only) society.

Smartphones are portable. We spend the most time on them.
Distribution via App Store / Play Store is huge.

So logically You should build for mobile, right?

7 comments•72 views

23d ago

Building AI Products that Work, -1 to 0

I spend a lot more time on PH at the moment to see what indepedent makers are spending their time on. I've noticed some patterns and also want to share a little bit about my journey at South Park Commons. Most startup stories begin at zero when there s already a team, an idea, maybe even a prototype. But at South Park Commons (SPC), the philosophy is different: people gather in the -1 to 0 stage. That liminal space where you don t yet know what you re building or even if you should build at all. It s a place for exploration, experimentation, and being brutally honest about what s working and what s not.

A hallmark of SPC is how often industry leaders drop by to share what they ve learned in the wild. Recently, I was in a small chat with Tyler Payne former Google and LinkedIn AI lead, startup builder, who has spent the last decade helping teams actually ship real-world ML systems. We're always talking about what's being launched at SPC.

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9mo ago

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