We're building Zygn to solve a problem we've seen repeatedly in interior design and project-based businesses: too many disconnected tools for managing clients, leads, BOQs, quotations, projects, purchases, expenses, payments, and teams.

Zygn brings these workflows together in one platform.

For example, an interior designer can use Zygn for:

Interior design CRM manage leads, follow-ups, and client interactions
Client management keep client requirements, communications, and project information organized
BOQ management create and manage Bills of Quantities, materials, quantities, rates, and costs
Project management track tasks, timelines, teams, project progress, and costs
ERP & business management connect sales, procurement, expenses, finance, and operations
HR management manage employees and workforce activities

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Hi PH community,

Do you agree that drivers are being ignored in 2026?

TLDR: We built an AI driving agent that lives on your phone no hardware. It uses background telemetry to grade your "driving elegance" and shows you the real-time cost of your habits.
We realized that almost every maker here optimizes their code, their sleep, and their coffee yet ignores the most expensive hour of their day: the commute.

You drive anyway....you have to.
But do you actually know how you're driving?

As a working mom of 3, the hardest part of my week isn t doing things it s thinking about everything.

What are we eating?
How much will groceries cost?
Can we stay on budget?
Do I even have time to cook?

It s constant mental load.

Hey Product Hunt

Like most of you, I was spending way too much time just trying to keep up new AI tools dropping every day, pricing changing without notice, and no single place that actually made sense of it all.

So we built Staquest. It's a personalized intelligence dashboard for people who work in Data, Marketing, Design, or Dev, basically a daily briefing of what matters in your world.

What it does right now: AI/SaaS tool database with pricing breakdowns and competitor comparisons, workflow templates with real cost breakdowns (not just "use Notion + Figma"), an AI assistant that actually knows the tool landscape

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

We are building picoask. You ask a question about your data in plain English, and you get an answer backed by evidence and transparency. Not just another chart to figure out yourself.

Maker of PostPulse here (we launched our social media API on PH a while back).

We wanted an affiliate program for our 9-platform posting API. The obvious path was

Tolt/Rewardful/Refgrow at $29 49/mo plus fees but we realized we already owned the

I made this time tracking app with the help of claude code and the AIWG framework. check it out. feedback welcome:)

keepingtime.app

I used to live in spreadsheets, forecasts, budgets, and boardroom logic.

Then I started building Brzzy. Not because the world needed another weather app. Because I couldn t stop thinking: why does something we check every single day feel so lifeless?