... There is this huge pressure to make a massive splash on launch day, but the quiet period right after is where the real anxiety kicks in. You start second-guessing your entire product, wondering if you missed a massive bug or if nobody even cares. I ve started doing quiet, soft launches first just to test the waters with a small group instead of stressing over public metrics all at once. How do you handle the mental weight of putting ...

... this time the terminal has someone in it. On a busy account the first fetch takes a few seconds, and until now those seconds were a spinner and nothing else. Now every screen before the dashboard loading, the sponsor splash, help, even a first-fetch error opens with a small octopus and its periscope, drawn in the terminal's own block characters. While your data loads it looks around, turns its periscope, blinks and curls its tentacles. Once the dashboard ...

... list prints all seven palettes with a colour swatch each, so you pick one without relaunching to guess and it honours NO_COLOR by printing the names alone. And the settings panel (,) now edits accent_color and the sponsor splash, which were the last two config keys you had to open a file to change. The detail I enjoyed getting right: the empty state. Filter a PR list down to nothing and it used to leave you staring ...

... given up and shown an error. The user saw a broken app. The server saw a completed request. Widening the startup and location timeouts fixed more perceived slowness than any amount of code optimisation. Duplicate calls were second. Our splash screen and home screen were each independently fetching the same config and zone data. On fast wifi you genuinely cannot see it. On a slow connection every duplicate is a real multi second cost stacked in series. Deduplicating them beat ...

... already have a website but don t have the time or budget to build a native app from scratch. Current features: Convert any website into an Android app No coding required Push notifications AdMob integration Custom app icon and splash screen Play Store-ready builds Free APK generation to test before upgrading I m still in the early stages and would genuinely love feedback from the Product Hunt community. A few questions: Would you ever want an app version ...

... support your journey: Brand Identity Design: Crafting the visual soul of your brand , from logos and color palettes to typography that tells your story. Go-to-Market Strategy & Materials: Designing the assets you need to make a splash, whether that s pitch decks, product launches, or marketing campaigns. Social Media Assets: Creating high-impact, platform-specific content that drives engagement and keeps your brand looking sharp across all channels. Let s Connect Whether you are just starting your journey ...

... Sponsor splash a gentle nudge at launch to support development. Press o to open the Sponsors page, c to copy the link, any other key to dismiss. Suppressed under --public-only; opt out with show_sponsor=false or --no-sponsor. "What's new" tab (press 6) the highlights of the version you're running, bundled into the binary so it works offline, with a link to the full release notes. Keyboard-shortcut overlay (press ?) a full keymap grouped by area ...

... assumes a high degree of understanding, which is not going to be the case. Meanwhile the tool could be really useful for agencies but I'm not sharing that message correctly, or presenting that right with the splash page I am using when running agency targeted ads. Comment from Markus Kask(@markus_kask): @rankdeck  I tried it all, took the one with best cost per signup, and then used those users for anlytics to see what worked ...

... simple: "Plain English to the Play Store." It's not just another AI wrapper. It's a full toolkit that automates the entire workflow: Intelligent UI & Logic Code Generation from a prompt. One-Click Asset Generation (App Icons, Splash Screens, Keystores). Seamless Backend Integration with services like Supabase. Why Open Source? I'm building this in public, and I believe the best tools are built with the community. That's why the core of Crazzy is, and always will ...

... Every founder dreams of a big Product Hunt splash, top of the day, hundreds of upvotes, users flooding in. But here s what most don t realize: Product Hunt is not the place to validate your idea. It s the place to amplify what s already working. If you wait until launch day to show your product to the world, you ve already lost half the battle. Why You Need a Pre-Launch Strategy 1. You Can t Fix What ...

... Product Hunt Community, I m prepping to launch a new tool on Product Hunt and want to make a splash. What s your playbook for a successful launch? Details: Setup: Indie maker, building a productivity web app (2025), planning a Product Hunt launch. Context: Following Product Hunt s launch guide, I ve created a product page with a video, screenshots, and a clear description. My beta has ~50 users, but I m unsure how to drive upvotes and feedback. Steps ...

... sharing funding amount, name-dropping Google, and mentioning your team The only suggestion I have: name-drop just a bit more . Share one of your investor names or where one of your execs worked it s missing that splash of social proof that can tip a scout s decision. Personally, I'd definitely lean in and help out with your raise! Overall: 9.5/10. Really well done, Kevin! Comment from Roye Segal(@royesegal): Love this. Finally, a safe space ...

... check it out! Comment from Tania Bell(@taniabell): To help you answer these questions, here are a few things to think about. who is on your waitlist? Some people sign up out of curiosity - product people, devs, competitors etc. Others b/c the tool seems to solve a problem they have but may well have found another solution while you were building your product (or moved on). so not everyone on your waitlist will become your genuine user. have you done ... ... trust that you know your audience and your vision best. If you feel the product needs a bit more polishing, stay with the smaller group a little longer. If everything is stable and you re eager for a bigger splash

... knutzen1): @bensyverson Ahhh, good question! A lot of great tips out there, but what we're doing this time around is making a full event! https://www.seeninscenes.butter.us/ This gives time to drive support to PH plus makes a big splash!! Also don't forget to support https://www.producthunt.com/post... Comment from Jakob Knutzen(@jakob_knutzen1): @kpoonvancouver Yay that's awesome! I think it is when people open a tool in the session the first time (poll, Miro board, Flashcard). Also ...