Hi Product Hunt I'm the maker of Jadwa, Muwathaq and Tawazon. I'm sharing one practical tool from each, so you can try a specific task rather than work through a general homepage.
Jadwa: explore a business assumption
The break-even calculator takes fixed costs, selling price and variable cost per unit, then explains the required sales volume. Try changing one input to compare scenarios. It does not forecast demand or guarantee profit.
I'm building Clear Cortex, an AI image and video studio for marketing teams. Before pricing it, I collected every number people quoted for ad creative across 110 threads.
Agency shoot days run around $8,000. UGC creators charge $150 500 a video. A generated clip is $0.15. Nothing sits in between.
But $0.15 is the sticker. Count the regenerations, your own hours and the judgement nobody's applying, and it's more like $5 20 per usable clip. That's still a huge drop, just not the one people quote.
I have implemented a way to share your Frenzii on Instagram. You can either share it as a post, story, reel or even to your individual friends. Users can tap on your link connected to your Frenzii that will take them to Frenzii itself so they can view it on there.
Hey PH built this over the last couple months, sharing here since it fits this forum exactly.
apexversus.com lets you type any two things and get an AI verdict: a winner, a 0-100 score per side across 7 dimensions, and a written explanation. The twist is the scoring isn't one generic rubric the AI detects what category you're comparing (16 total: anime characters, real people, companies, countries, animals, athletes, cricketers, cars, etc.) and scores it with dimensions that actually fit. Anime gets judged on battle IQ and technique, companies get judged on market share and innovation.
As a freelancer/small business owner, I was getting increasingly frustrated by every invoice maker forcing me to create an account, verify an email, or sign up for a monthly subscription just to send a basic PDF bill.
So I built FreeInvoicesGenerator (https://www.freeinvoicegenerator... straightforward, instant billing tool.
Hi everyone, I m Alfonso, the solo founder of ranking.luxe
What is it? A public ranking where companies, crypto projects, and startups compete for visibility through verified USDC payments on the Base network. No sign-ups or wallet connections required. Rankings are determined solely by verified on-chain payments.
Decider 1 is ours, built at meraGPT. It is a hosted decision model. You send a piece of state plus yes/no, choice, or score questions, and get back a probability for every option. Pricing is $0.03 per million input tokens, and new accounts get free trial credit.
The playground needs no signup: https://meragpt.com/playground
Every second launch here is AI native right now. I went the other way and shipped a tool with no AI in it at all. Because it is basically a text writing/automation tool, I expected that to be a problem. It's turned out to be the easiest thing to explain and actually push for when it comes to a tool claiming privacy as one of its features.
Here's what keeps happening. We get into a deal, things are going fine, and then someone from their security team asks whether our staff can read what they store in the product. For most tools in this category the answer is yes. Nobody's being shady about it, that's just what it means to keep data on a server you control.
I am Ozan, a solo founder from Finland. Over the past months I have been building several small products on my own: an invoice approval tool, an interview prep platform, a browser extension for AI prompts and a couple of smaller experiments.
Building them taught me a lot. Small products are faster to ship and each one teaches you something new. But I have also noticed the downside: marketing five things alone is much harder than building them. Every product needs its own audience, its own message and its own time.
So I am at a crossroads and I am curious how others handled this:
