We built Rabbit Cart to help small businesses create online stores without the hassle or high costs. Key Features:
Easy product management
multiple themes
secure payments
guest checkout
low cost (9$/month) We d love to hear your feedback! What features would you like to see? What s most important to you in an e-commerce platform? Let us know!
Efficiency is key. My product StellarisSphere is an all-in-one CRM & Project Management platform, and of course we have some advanced automation features. Automate the project creation and assigning process.
- add client
- Send estimate (also integrated on the platform) - once accepted --> project auto created from info on the estimate
- Auto email sent to client informing them Automate the payment process - Invoice auto created with project - Auto email sent to client w/seven day payment timer and reminder
- easily accept payments directly through the platform
Let s supposed that you listen a song/video clip on Youtube or on other channels(Vimeo, Soundcloud etc,). You would like to find it on Spotify and add it to your playlist. It would be nice to hear from you if you want to use an application which does it for you or would you prefer to open Spotify app, search the song and then add it to your playlist? I have created a Chrome extension integrated with it s website which helps users to add the songs to Spotify playlist on behalf. Would you trust and use an application? or any further ideas are welcomed. Project: https://www.producthunt.com/post...
I shipped LangFast out of frustration with the existing tools.
Prompt testing and LLM evaluations should be simple and straightforward. All I wanted was a simple way to test prompts with variables and jinja2 templates across different models, ideally something I could open during a call, run few tests, and share results with my team.
All founders and builders will have something break at some point. For us at @Finden, it was when we grew from 10 to 100 users. The data was coming in faster than expected, and our queue to process and understand it quickly became overloaded. This meant onboarding slowed down. It was frustrating at the time, but it taught us a vital lesson: always design for scale, not just for your current users.
We ve since re-architected parts of the system to handle growth much more smoothly. But that first break was a reminder that scale is the ultimate stress test.
Day 19 on Product Hunt brought me across some products that made me go "Wow!" and others that made me laugh out loud. One of my favorites today? Dad Reply. Yes, you read that right a Chrome extension designed for those never-ending email threads where all you really need to send is an acknowledgment. The product description says it all: "Dad Reply is the Chrome extension that lets you respond to emails with the universal symbol of low-effort acknowledgment a emoji. Just click the button and it auto-replies to the currently open email with a single thumbs up. No typing. Maximum Dad energy." https://www.producthunt.com/post... It s such a simple yet genius way to close a long thread in seconds. A tiny game changer for inbox sanity and maybe a subtle way to say Message received, over and out! #producthunt #email #productivity #funtech
