Hey everyone!

When we built our own van and pickup, we made loads of expensive mistakes that we couldn t undo afterwards. Eventually, we got so into it that we started CamperLayout, where we create custom designs and layouts to help people build their own conversions getting it right the first time and saving money along the way.

If you re currently planning the interior of your van and struggling with the layout or how to make the most of the space, feel free to reach out. We d be happy to take a look and share some advice.

Happy building!

Hi everyone!

Arkida is launching on Product Hunt this Monday, June 8th, 2026 and I d love your support!

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

Feature Update: You can now route your coding copilot or any agentic harness' traffic to self hosted models either in local or cloud in oneinfer-edge (fully open-sourced)
Currently we have given support to OpenCode, KiloCode, OpenClaw, and Codex, most of you already have used at some point.
No plugin. No config file. No IDE restart. You click ONEINFER, a local proxy intercepts your copilot's requests, translates the format, routes to your self hosted model, and returns the response.
Your IDE doesn't know anything changed.
The proxy handles the ugly parts, model name rewriting, response format translation, streaming, so you don't have to spend an afternoon debugging why Codex expects an OpenAI messages format and your local model returns something else.
Switch back to original models in one click, mid-session, no restart. For when you actually need it.
This is just the start. Support for more agentic harnesses and copilots is already in the works, we're expanding the list based on what the community actually uses. So please voice out what you need in the github issues.
oneinfer-edge is the proxy, the hardware compatibility scanner, the inference routing, it's all in the repo. We'd rather you read the code than take our word for it.
GitHub repo - Link in the comments. PS: dont want this to get suppressed
Give it a try, if it saves your time and add value in anyway, please do consider giving us a star.
Which copilot should we add next? Please feel free to comment and let us know your preferences.

Hey Product Hunt

I'm the maker. Before Pesterly was software it was me, manually chasing other firms' clients for documents. Writing the list, sending the email, sending it again on Thursday, sending it again the following week with "so sorry to keep bothering you" in front of it, because by then it genuinely feels rude.

Google Tag Manager was supposed to free marketers from developer dependencies. Somewhere along the way, mastering it became a career in itself.

I've been in digital marketing for 20 years. The pattern I kept watching: businesses not tracking conversions properly, not because they didn't care, but because the tool assumed a level of technical knowledge most marketers don't have and shouldn't need. CSS selectors breaking after frontend deploys. DataLayer events waiting on developer queues. The Preview Mode loop eating unbillable hours nobody talks about.

Data breaches are becoming a fact of life, but most monitoring tools are either too technical, too expensive, or designed for large organisations.

That s why we built BreachWatch.

When we started building Aseel, we didn't want to build just another marketplace.

Aseel brings together different ways for people to make an impact, from supporting communities and causes to discovering products made by talented people from places that don't always get much attention online.

One thing we've learned is that the technology is only one part of the challenge.

You have to make it simple for someone who wants to help, simple for communities receiving support, and simple for people sharing their work with the world.

AI agents can now execute code, call APIs, and run tools.

But most agent architectures still look like:

Agent Tool Execution

Which raises a question:

I have a question for you all. Every AI travel tool I have tried recently does the exact same thing: you ask an AI chat for ideas, you map it out on a visual trip planner, and then it completely leaves you to go and book it all yourself.

You end up copying the hotel name into one booking site, searching for the flight on another, and checking activities in a completely different tab.

Basically, you are still doing the boring part manually. The AI did the fun part and handed you the homework.

One thing I ve been thinking about while building is that our real competitor often isn t another startup. It s the spreadsheet someone already has, the manual process that s good enough, the employee who s always handled it, a messy collection of tools, or increasingly, just opening ChatGPT and asking it to figure something out.

So I thought it could be fun to turn that into a little product arena.