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I’m building PitchPal — an AI tool that helps online sellers create personalized video & voice pitches from any product link. Too many amazing products get ignored because their creators aren’t confident on camera or in sales. PitchPal makes it easy to sound natural, pitch faster, and sell better — whether you’re on Shopify, TikTok, or running your own store. Bootstrapped founder, building in public, and excited to hear your feedback 🙏

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Maker History

  • FaceLogs
    FaceLogsTrack your acne treatment with daily photos that line up
    Oct 2026
  • CVify
    CVifyCreate job-winning resumes in minutes with AI
    Aug 2025
  • PitchPal
    PitchPalAI-generated video & voice pitches for online sellers.
    Aug 2025
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    Joined Product HuntAugust 12th, 2025

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18d ago

How would you find your first real users for a health-adjacent tracking app?

Hi everyone, I m the maker of FaceLogs, a free photo log for tracking skincare progress. Daily photos line up with your last one, a lighting check keeps them comparable, and a timeline shows when you started each product. Photos stay in your browser, with no accounts or uploads. It s an early prototype and a tracking tool only, not medical advice.

Try it: https://facelogs.netlify.app

I m stuck on one thing: distribution. Many health and skincare communities don t allow app links, and a lot of existing apps in this space look similar. A few questions for people who ve been through this:

1. Where did you find your first 50 real users, as opposed to other makers?

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19d ago

Built a free photo log to see if my skincare is actually working. Feedback welcome

I could never tell whether my acne routine was working, because day to day nothing looks different. So I built FaceLogs, a small free web app for tracking it.

What it does:

- A daily photo with your last photo faintly overlaid, so every shot lines up

How do you tell if your acne treatment is actually working?

I ve been on and off treatments for years, and the hardest part is that progress is nearly invisible day to day. I d switch products at week 3 because nothing was happening, then wonder later if I d quit too early.

How do the rest of you track it?

- Do you take regular photos? How do you keep the lighting and angle consistent?

- Do you write down when you start or stop a product?

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