there's an agent for that

gm legends, happy Tuesday.

Jet AI Agents lets you build business agents in minutes. Orange Slice automates your entire sales workflow from a plain English description. and there's a thread asking how you'd launch a product that isn't AI — which today's leaderboard makes feel increasingly urgent.

P.S. The Pitch by Deel London is happening today — go check the leaderboard. Rolling applications still open for New York, Tel Aviv, Singapore, and Dubai.

Jet AI Agents lets you build business AI agents in minutes — no engineering required. connect your data, describe what you need, and it handles the workflow.

🔥 Our Take: Jet Admin already had a solid no-code platform for internal tools. adding agents means the thing you built can now run on its own instead of waiting for someone to click it. that's a meaningful shift — from tool to thing-that-acts.

The Pitch by Deel London is happening today — go check out the leaderboard and back the products you're rooting for.

Still want in? Rolling applications are open for the remaining cities. Up to 100 regional winners each receive $50K in SAFE funding, and up to 10 grand finale winners take home $1M+. Every event gets its own dedicated Product Hunt x The Pitch by Deel leaderboard.

Remaining dates: New York – May 5 | Tel Aviv – May 7 | Singapore – May 12 | Dubai – May 14

Orange Slice automates any sales or go-to-market workflow from a plain English description — prospect matching, lead qualification, Reddit monitoring for buying signals, Slack alerts when a qualified lead arrives.

🔥 Our Take: the "describe your ideal customer in plain English and we find them" pitch is the part that gets me. prospecting has always been the part of sales that's simultaneously the most important and the most soul-destroying to do manually. if this works reliably, a lot of SDR workflows look different.

Dan Mindru (@dan_mindru) has launched ~20 products on Product Hunt. his next two — Crontap and Saventify — both have paying customers. neither has AI features. he asked: how do you launch something that isn't AI right now?

the replies mostly pushed back on the premise. Safi pointed out that adding AI just for a launch adds friction to a clean workflow. Vishal's take: "'Built without AI, still works better' is a more interesting angle in 2026 than another wrapper." Saad put it most directly: "the fact that it's not AI IS the angle. a product that just works without trying to be your copilot stands out hard."

Stan suggested a "No AI Inside" badge. which feels like a joke until you scroll today's leaderboard.

Good thread if you're sitting on something that works and wondering if you need to bolt AI onto it before you ship.