Best of Product Hunt|October 22, 2020

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1. FinmarkFinancial modeling for startups, made easy

Fintech•Analytics•SaaS

2. mcbrokenIs the McDonald's ice cream machine broken?

Maps

3. UXArchiveThe world's largest library of mobile user flows

Design Tools•User Experience•Tech

4. Halide Mark IIThe best camera is the one on your iPhone

iOS•Photography•Wearables

4. SMĪLEModular shelving system made of 4,276 chopsticks

Home•Hardware•Crowdfunding

5. The Product Management GuideA book on how to create and ship products that people love

User Experience•Education•Tech

5. Alfred Custom Web SearchesCurated list of useful searches for the Mac's best launcher

Mac•Productivity

6. Handy 3D HandsExceptionally fun 3D illustrations by Icons8

Design Tools•Art•User Experience

7. Great Rejection Emails by Dover36 thoughtful rejection emails from top companies.

Email•Hiring•Tech

ElevenAgents by ElevenLabsScale conversations without scaling your team

Artificial Intelligence•Audio

8. Explore Shopify Stores by ShopgramA free analyzing tool for exploring top Shopify stores

Analytics•E-Commerce

9. NotionMetricsYour most important metrics, live in Notion

Productivity•Task Management•Analytics

9. StashEat what you have meal planning system

Android•iOS•Cooking

10. Svg WaveA customizable gradient svg wave generators for UI Designs.

Productivity•User Experience•Developer Tools

11. NeuralCam NightVideoNight mode for video is here

iOS•Artificial Intelligence•Tech

KinetikAI agent to rule them all: content, ops, growth

Social Media•Artificial Intelligence•Business

I gave Kinetik a try and was pretty impressed! I connected my long dormant Instagram account and it whipped up a plan for how I could get it back on track after I suggested that I could mine my 2004-2018 Flickr archive for interesting screenshots: Oh that's a goldmine. 2004-2018 Flickr screenshots from you means we're talking about the birth of basically everything — Twitter, early Facebook, the hashtag proposal, Product Hunt, the whole social web evolution captured by someone who was shaping it. That changes the strategy from "good" to "nobody else on earth could do this. We're still in the plotting and scheming phase, but I appreciate how it went deep on my background as a reluctant creator and offered proactive suggestions to unblock me: What I can do right now without you lifting a finger: Start building a "greatest hits" shortlist. If you can share even a small batch of screenshots — say 50-100 from different eras — I'll: •⁠ ⁠Tag them by era, platform, and theme •⁠ ⁠Rank them by IG potential (nostalgia factor, "wow I forgot that existed" factor, historical significance) •⁠ ⁠Draft captions in your voice (short, punchy, zero hashtag spam — obviously) •⁠ ⁠Mock up a first month of posts What do you think? Should I pull the trigger? 😅

12. Investor Scout 3.0An investor CRM for founders to raise their seed round 🚀

Marketing•Investing•Venture Capital

13. Flow 2 by Moleskine StudioThe first sketching app with realtime collaboration

iOS•iPad•Design Tools

13. ReddAll your favorite subreddits categorized and organized.

Web App•Design Tools•Productivity