Hey everyone

I ve been working on a side project called AxonixTools. It originally started as something I built for myself, but over time I realized it might be useful to others too.

The goal is pretty straightforward:
a growing collection of tools for creators and developers, without unnecessary complexity.

Right now, it includes things like:

Hi!

My name is Marta, and I m working on a startup idea that I genuinely believe could become something big and I want you to give me harsh and frank rather than nice and polite feedback.

Most people export GSC data to spreadsheets, write formulas, maybe build a Looker dashboard. It works, but it's slow and you lose context the moment you have a new question.                                                                                                     

We built an MCP server that connects Google Search Console directly to Claude. No exports. No dashboards. Just ask questions in plain English:                                                                                                                                 

I ve been exploring a rules + LLM approach where you write plain-text rules (any language) and the system makes approve/flag/reject decisions in under ~500ms, with priority to resolve conflicts.

What I d love feedback on:

Is priority the right way to resolve rule clashes (e.g., Personal Attack 0.9 > Verified 1.0 auto-approve)?

Hi everyone,

I m a developer and long-time user of it-tools. Over time, I started experimenting with some changes and improvements that better fit my own workflow, and that gradually grew into a separate project called next-tools.

I m Micha , a solo founder from Poland and a long-time strength & calisthenics enthusiast. I ve been training consistently for almost six years, and during that time I tested a lot of fitness apps from simple workout logs to advanced coaching platforms.

What I noticed is that many apps either feel too generic or try to gamify everything, while people who train seriously often just want clarity, structure, and real progress tracking.

That s why I decided to build my own app GainTrail.

We just launched a credible technical product on Product Hunt (AI for production-grade system diagrams). We don t have a social audience or influencer backing.

The result so far feels like this: without followers, even strong or niche products barely get discovered. Meanwhile launches with distribution seem to dominate regardless of depth or seriousness.

Not complaining, just curious if others felt the same and how they solved it:
Did you build an audience first?
Did you partner with a hunter?
Did you skip PH entirely and launch elsewhere?

Genuinely interested in strategies that don t rely on paid promotion or pre-existing fame.

Welcome to the era of autonomous visual operations. FluidFit.ai was born out of a simple observation: creators and brands are overwhelmed by fragmented tools. We noticed that teams were using one app for upscaling, another for background removal, and a third for video. This "subscription fatigue" kills productivity. We decided to build a single home for media creation that actually scales with your business.

This platform is not just another AI tool. It is an enterprise-grade ecosystem that aggregates over 100 leading GenAI models into one no-code platform. By bringing these models together, we have removed the technical barriers to professional production. You can now build "Visual Agents" that handle everything from high-fidelity product photography to complex 3D previews without writing a single line of code.

Hi Product Hunt

I m Ivan Khakharev, founder and CEO of APItizer a visual REST API contract builder.

I ve been working as a system analyst in enterprise IT companies for over 8 years, and during this time I ve repeatedly faced the same problems: