I built QueueWrite because my AI writing workflow had become ridiculous. Research in one place, writing/editing in another, sources scattered across tabs, images somewhere else, then everything manually moved into WordPress for multiple clients. I originally wanted something simple: give it a queue of article titles and have it work through them properly and organise them into an editable list for me to distribute.

That turned into QueueWrite, a native Mac app that researches before it writes. It can learn the site you re writing for, research each article, use web and optional academic sources, write and validate the draft, add contextual images, then publish to WordPress. The best part, it's a complete BYOK product.

The slightly unexpected lesson from building it was that generating words was the easy part. Giving every article enough context and accurate research to produce something worth publishing was the actual problem. I m launching it here tomorrow, so I thought I should probably introduce myself before asking you all to judge it

Curious to hear from other makers: what part of your own AI workflow still involves far too much copying and pasting between tools?

I m Natalie! I m building Comet with my partner, a simple, affordable website builder that puts creativity and customisation first, moving away from modular website building without it being complex!
This will be our first product launch, so we re excited to meet other makers, build a friendly community and hear honest feedback from our early users!

Hi everyone

My name is Dumebi, a bootstrapped indie founder currently working on Ozigi app. it's good to be here.

Hey Product Hunt community! I m Alireza Moqadam, the technical founder of Vensper.

I m currently gearing up for our first launch and trying to get more active here. I ll be honest: I want to build up my Kitty Points and presence, but I want to do it by having actual, valuable conversations, not just dropping random comments.

My biggest challenge right now: Everyone is used to customer support "chatbots" that just spit out text. With Vensper, we are building an Agentic UI it actually executes tasks and resolves issues on behalf of the user, rather than just answering FAQs.

For the veteran makers here: How did you successfully communicate a "paradigm shift" or a new concept to the PH community before launch? How do you prove your product actually does the work, rather than just talking about it?

Hi Product Hunt!

I m Kaushal. I build apps and websites because I think it s fun.

If you re someone who does everything yourself from designing the user flow to coding and then marketing your product you have my utmost respect.

Because I m on the same path. My app, Ensora, is now live on the App Store, and the journey has taught me that building something is hard, but talking to people and getting them to actually use your product is even harder.

Hi, Toto here

Just like many of you I love building products, thinking about ways to solve a problem and then very enthusiastically executing on it,

But... then you can go down the rabbit hole of iteration, and fine-tuning the product and before you know it 6 months have passed and you haven't shown the product to a single customer.
I've made that mistake a few times before, so I want to introduce myself briefly, I want to put more things out in the open faster, get brutally honest feedback and nail the value, which makes building a lot more rewarding as well.
So. who am I?
I've been building companies for years, computer scientist by background, sold my first bootstrapped company a few years ago which built automation technology based on computer vision.

Hello everyone. I work on Alpha WeBuilder - a drag-and-drop site builder whose templates export as a real Next.js project or a single HTML file, so you keep the code instead of renting it.We have 112 free templates. 25 are full multi-page sites rather than landing pages: an 11-page wedding site, a 12-page conference site, an 8-page food truck site with a menu and a location finder.Since an introduction should include something useful rather than just a pitch, here is the most embarrassing thing we found last week. Our 11-page wedding template has eleven pages that all render correctly and all sit in the sitemap - and the header links to three of them. Six pages were reachable only by typing the URL. Every page passed review individually, so nobody caught that the graph connecting them was broken. If you build multi-page templates, crawl your own site from the homepage and diff the result against your sitemap. It is ten lines of script and it would have caught this on day one.Gallery: https://alpha.webuilder.me/gallery - everything is free, no paywall. Happy to answer anything about how the export works.

Hi everyone

I'm AnitaBest, founder of Flowacts.

Over the past few years, I've been fascinated by one question:

AI models like ChatGPT and Claude are incredibly smart...

Hi Product Hunt!

I m Cathenon, a developer and builder working on SaaS and CRM products.

I ve been building Aura CRM, an omnichannel CRM platform designed to help businesses manage customer conversations, leads, sales, automation, teams, analytics, and integrations from one place.

The project is now at a stage where it s ready to be deployed, customized, and developed further.