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1mo ago

Built SEO agents for Claude and Cursor to fix my own mess. What am I missing?

Hey Product Hunt

Maker of SEO Skills AI here. Quick backstory: I didn't plan this as a product. I built it because my own SEO workflow was a disaster.

I run a few niche sites, and my setup was painful. Expensive keyword tools, a separate audit tool, spreadsheets everywhere, hours of copy-pasting between tabs. Meanwhile Claude Code and Cursor were open on my screen all day anyway. One night it clicked: why am I paying for five tools when the AI in my terminal could do most of this?

So I wrote my first SEO skill for Claude Code. It found low-competition keywords in under a minute. Then I made one for content optimization. Then audits. Then meta tags. A few weeks later my whole SEO workflow ran inside my coding assistant, and I cancelled the subscriptions.

11d ago

First time founder and new to the community, what I’ve noticed so far

Hi all! A little over two months ago, the app I just launched didn't exist. It actually came to me as I was trying to find something that would help me on my newly-revived fitness journey. I have a full-time job. I have two toddlers. Most of the work happened early in the morning before work or after the kids went to bed. Like a lot of people recently, I started experimenting with AI-assisted development. What amazed me wasn't that I could make small features faster. What amazed me was seeing something that existed only in my head start to become a real product almost exactly how I imagined it. There were plenty of bugs, revisions, and moments where I had to rethink things completely. But in less than two months, I went from an idea to a working app in the App Store. The app is called DoPoint. The simplest way to describe it is a weather forecast for cravings. Most health and fitness apps focus on what already happened. How many calories you ate. How much exercise you did. How much weight you lost. I became interested in a different question: Why do I stress-eat? What if cravings aren't random? Is there a pattern? The app starts by using onboarding information and simple rules to identify likely craving windows. As people continue logging things like mood, hunger, food, and exercise, the forecast gradually becomes more personalized using a scoring model built from their own behavior patterns. The app will then send notifications ahead of danger windows so the user is more aware that they are prone to stress-eating or grazing through that time window. The goal isn't to predict the future perfectly. The goal is to help people recognize patterns and build awareness before they're standing in front of the pantry wondering why they suddenly want a snack. Awareness brings progress, which brings success. I found something I believed was genuinely different, a gap in an otherwise overcrowded and competitive industry. The harder challenge has been figuring out how to explain that idea in a way that instantly clicks with the people who might benefit from it. Building something and helping people understand why it matters are two very different skills. The other thing I've noticed is how welcoming and supportive the Product Hunt community has been. I have not interacted with many, but seeing the interactions between others has been refreshing. I'm still very early in this journey, but I'm grateful to be here, and I hope I can eventually contribute to the community and hope others can pour into me as well. For those of you who have launched products before, what surprised you most about the process? What lesson did you learn that nobody warned you about?

5d ago

We’re building Daptera and looking for our first real customers

We re building Daptera, a managed Discord bot platform for communities.

The idea is simple. Most growing Discord communities either rely on several different bots or build their own custom bot and end up managing hosting, deployments, updates, uptime and maintenance themselves.

Linux platform I worked on sfor a while

Hello everyone I'm Fab. I teach Linux and cybersecurity, and for the last few months I have been building MOSHELL on the side, no team, no funding support, just me after work doing something I really like.

The idea came from watching people and students trying to learn Linux through videos and articles and just... not retaining any of it. Also I have aeen a lot of student to even use a terminal the first time .So I built a terminal that runs entirely in the browser. Real filesystem, about 35 commands that actually work, and missions at the end of each lesson that check whether you actually did the thing instead of just letting you skip ahead.The whole focus is on people who are truly brand new to this, the ones who don't even know where to start. Not another tool for people who already know their way around a terminal. If you have opened a terminal once and had no idea what to type, this is built for you.

It is live on Product Hunt today. First six lessons are free if you want to poke around and break things.

Happy to answer questions, especially if you've tried to teach yourself Linux before and hit a wall somewhere.

12d ago

I built ProspectLens to help builders find WHY a business might need their services

Hey everyone, I m Kulani A computer science student building my first startup

After learning Make and n8n, I started cold emailing businesses to sell chatbots i got no replies

Looking back, I was offering what I knew how to build without really understanding what each business needed

That experience inspired ProspectLens a Chrome extension that analyzes the business webpage you re visiting and highlights potential sales opportunities with supporting evidence

12d ago

Built an open-source control layer for AI agents, looking for feedback

I ve been working on CTRLRun because I kept coming back to one problem:

AI agents are starting to do real things like refunds, API calls, database changes, and sending messages, but there often isn t much between the agent deciding to do something and the action actually happening.

1yr ago

🚀 EasyStaff's First Launch is Coming on April 2 – Any Recommendations?

Hey everyone,

We re gearing up for our very first launch on Product Hunt this April 2, and we re incredibly excited about it! It s been a journey filled with hard work, preparation, and anticipation. But as we all know, launching on PH can be unpredictable, and there s always room to learn and improve.

https://www.producthunt.com/prod...

5d ago

People are asking their favorite AI for recommendations instead of Googling how are you adapting?

Something big is shifting and I don't think enough founders are talking about it. We're watching it happen in real time nearly 3,000 AI crawler reads on our platform and the counter moves every minute.

2mo ago

I turned the MacBook notch into a Dynamic Island

Every MacBook since 2021 has a notch, and on macOS it does absolutely nothing. On iPhone, the same cutout became the most useful strip on the screen.

That gap bothered me, so I built Pulse Island, a native macOS app that turns the notch into a live, interactive island.

Horizontal AI is here

Hey Mates,
Chirayu this side, your friend your brother, Building an application for those who hates travelling alone, there mates cancel the plan at last moment, as usual they do. for you guys I bringing you a platform where you can meet someone with your same vibe and plan a trip where you going whenever and whereever you want to go Invite them and travel with them.

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