... think most developers have experienced this: you build a really cool side project, the tech stack is solid, the code is clean... but then nothing happens. No users, no sales, no marketing. I m great at building, but marketing have never been my strong suit. And whenever I tried finding someone on LinkedIn or Reddit to team up with, it was either full of corporate recruiters or spam filters blocking genuine collaboration. Even with a friend, i felt like ... ... based on actual tech stacks and roles (developers, designers, growth, idea people). Instead of cold connection requests, you pitch what you want to build together. Built-in workspaces with chat, task boards, and a quick "prenup" tool so both sides

... next week. Where it came from: our founder trains across several disciplines Pilates, postural work and no single gym offered all of them, so committing to one meant dropping the others. I hit the same wall from the other side: I travel for work, and getting into a gym for a single session is usually a phone call, if it is possible at all. How it works: gyms publish one-off or recurring classes with their own price and capacity ... ... which is the only reason a small independent place will try a new channel at all. The hard part is not the app, it is supply. Every marketplace says this and I now understand why: the consumer side

... have come along a lot of examples where web apps require login and use server-side rendering.   I get that it s better for SEO, but how would that apply if the app is login protected (different story for a marketing website)? I get that it can contribute to faster initial load, but if you must log in first you have visited before. The Javascript modules should already be in the browser cache. Having to transfer some small Json ... ... cloud services push for that they make good money with every request and conceal it with a free tier. Since a large part of products launched on Product Hunt are web apps I wonder what makes you choose server-side

... Product Hunt community! Most comprehensive SEO platforms like Ahrefs or Semrush are incredible, but they often feel too bulky and expensive when you simply need a quick, on-page, side-by-side

... again the pricing plan =D Let s discuss the serious side of product growth. At first, it seems easy: set some prices, create a few plans, and start selling your product. But when the time actually comes, a ton of questions appear... For us, pricing plans are also connected to the architecture of the product. We built a dashboard where we can include or exclude features, storage, and AI tokens for each plan. But deciding what should actually be included ... ... where users share large media files, work with AI, and collaborate in shared spaces. And honestly, the question still remains: How do you shape pricing plans that actually work? What's your approach - from both the technical and business sides

... adoption quarters, median code review time rose fivefold and merges with no review at all rose 31.3%. A queue that quintuples while more people climb over the turnstile means the bottleneck moved. It didn't disappear. The output side is everything the demos promised: tasks per developer +34%, code-heavy tasks +210%. The absorption side

... line up with their actual sales, I was usually the person called in to figure out why. Over time, more and more of those "why don't my numbers match" projects turned into "we need this running server-side." Third-party cookies dying, Safari's tracking restrictions, ad blockers everywhere, and both Meta and Google increasingly expecting server-side

... unit shop. Point tools are cheap until you spend Sunday reconciling them. We wanted one system a 40-door operator could actually finish: vacant unit first rent payment, without an implementation project. Why both sides, not a prettier manager app Most PM software is a dashboard with a bolted-on tenant login. That s why renters collect five passwords and why the portal becomes a support queue. EchoPM is one product on purpose. Managers publish, review, sign, collect, and handle ... ... watched someone do it: which of these was the real reason you stayed in the five-tool mess price, fear of migration, accounting depth, or tenants refusing a new portal? Happy to go deep on the two-sided

... hardest parts of building a marketplace isn t building the product. It s deciding which side needs to exist first. I m working on a marketplace where one group has unused capacity and another group is looking for access to it. The obvious answer is: get supply first. Without listings, buyers arrive and see an empty marketplace. But there s a catch. If you recruit suppliers before there s demand, they list something, wait, get no activity, and may never ... ... come back. You haven t really solved the cold-start problem you ve just moved it to the other side

... Every two-sided product has this moment: someone lands on your page and has to figure out which side

... years by people who cared about how it feels to use. Dark, considered interfaces. Whitespace that isn't accidental. Content that is the product, not decoration bolted onto a spreadsheet. The short answer to "what's the best LinkedIn alternative in 2026" is this: builders aren't looking for another feed. They're looking for a professional network that was actually designed, not just maintained. That's the gap forg.to is built to close. Here's why the gap exists ... ... schema assumes your professional story is Company A, then Company B, then Company C. Titles. Dates. A neat vertical stack of employment. That schema breaks the moment your career doesn't look like that: A developer with five shipped side

... tasks per day, or slap intrusive watermarks across confidential files. To solve this, we engineered TheyLovePDF https://www.theylovepdf.com a fast, 100% free online PDF suite built for high-speed processing directly in your browser. Architectural Focus: Client-Side Speed & Privacy Traditional PDF tools process every document on external backend servers, creating queue delays and privacy risks. TheyLovePDF utilizes modern browser technologies to execute heavy operations client-side

... Product Hunt community, I recently built a browser-based tool that extracts text from screenshots using Tesseract.js, with all processing happening 100% client-side. No files get uploaded to a server, which makes it useful for sensitive content like code snippets, error logs, or internal screenshots. I wanted to share the technical approach and a few lessons learned, and I'd love your feedback on how you'd improve it. Why client-side

... suddenly lose access to all AI. But what happens if , one day, access to the leading American models is restricted more broadly? We would still have European models, open-source systems we can operate ourselves, and Chinese alternatives. But there is no guarantee that another major power would never make the same decision to protect its own strategic advantage. AI is no longer just another software category. It is becoming infrastructure. It will shape education, healthcare, national security, research ... ... world are American, and Europe should continue working closely with the United States. But cooperation and dependency are not the same thing. Technological sovereignty does not mean refusing to use foreign technology. It means having a real alternative

... Product Hunt! I've been a software engineer for almost 8 years (started in Android, then moved to .NET backend). Lately, I've been building my own SaaS project. It's a booking platform with two sides. On one side

... Once the local page was running, I opened Chrome DevTools, clicked on the Lighthouse tab, set the device to "Mobile," and ran the analysis. The initial scores were decent, but they definitely had room for improvement on the performance side. The desktop version scored around eighty-eight, but on mobile, it dipped to sixty-nine. The main culprits were render-blocking stylesheets, large uncompressed image placeholders, and a bit of unused CSS from the standard Bootstrap framework included with ... ... template's gorgeous aesthetic with its clean product cards, neat medical icons, and clear shopping pathways but I needed to strip out every single byte of unused asset code, optimize the image handling, and implement a fast, client-side

... display side rather than the policy side

... always wondered why so many image resizing and compression websites still require users to upload files to their servers, even for simple tasks. With modern browsers supporting Canvas, WebAssembly and client-side processing, it seems like many common image operations can happen locally. Is it mainly because server-side

... median points needed to break the top 5 and top 10 on each day. Check the full report here: https://app.databox.com/shared/a... The short version: Saturday is the easiest day. Only 266 median points to crack top 5, vs 360 on Wednesday. That's a 35% harder climb on the worst day vs

... working Manifest V3 extension. A few things we care about:  It scopes permissions to what the feature actually needs, and flags permissions that are declared but never used, instead of quietly over-asking.  It handles the distribution side too: store listing, permission justifications, privacy disclosures, and direct publishing to the Chrome Web Store.  You get a live preview of the popup, side

... Just launched Margin on Product Hunt a Chrome extension that turns the side panel into a swipeable stack of news cards. Pick your topics, get a headline + short summary per card, tap through to read the full article at the source. No infinite feed, no algorithm trying to keep you scrolling. A few things I built it around: - No account, no tracking, no backend settings and reading stats never leave your device - Optional AI summaries that run on-device ...

... just need to know which ones could bite them later. One thing I'd add to the non-standard clause idea: if you can show a quick comparison like "standard market term says X, your contract says Y" side by side

... VibeAround v0.7.6 is out: https://github.com/jazzenchen/Vi... The main update: VibeAround can now give agents web search even when the selected model provider does not expose native server-side search. How it works: - VibeAround can replace provider-native `web_search` with a local search runtime. - Search runs through the git-installed `va-search-tool` plugin. - Results are normalized and fed back through the API Bridge, so the upstream model gets usable search context without needing native search support. - Search sources ... ... philip_coleman1  Pretty close in practice. VibeAround runs search sources in parallel, so the added overhead is small: mostly the search provider response time plus a bit of local normalization. For normal coding-agent use, the latency difference vs

... both content and   product work.   2. Google Search Console I basically live in it. For anything SEO, it's the only honest source of truth   about what's actually happening vs. what I assume is happening.   3. Ahrefs keyword and competitor

... browser with zero server uploads: https://www.freedocumentmaker.co... If you are tired of paying for mobile scanning apps or worrying about where your sensitive financial data/IDs go when using traditional cloud converters, we engineered this as a client-side sandbox alternative