I m a software developer validating a local-only product concept. I m not claiming to be a contractor, and the product is not available yet.

I m testing whether small specialty contractors would value a one-time US$59 browser tool that combines only the PDFs they choose on their own device, lets them order sections and add project fields, then generates a cover, table of contents, bookmarks, and page numbers. No account or document upload is proposed. The page has a clearly fictional sample and a fixed-choice anonymous survey; it collects no contact details or files.

I would especially value feedback from people who make submittal packages in electrical, HVAC, roofing, plumbing, or similar specialty work:

https://submittal-binder-local-7...

Hi everyone!

I built ZonePlan, a free browser-based worldwide meeting planner for distributed teams.

The problem is not just converting one clock. It is comparing several cities, protecting working hours, and avoiding daylight-saving changes that shift recurring meetings.

Recently, I had the opportunity to work on VDOMA.AI - a startup where I was responsible for designing the MVP from the ground up. For me, this project became much more than another design task. It was a chance to join the product at its earliest stage, when there were no predefined flows or ready-made solutions. Together with the team, we were shaping how the product should work before designing the first screens.

About the project. VDOMA.AI is a startup focused on simplifying apartment search and rentals through AI. The idea was to reduce the time people spend searching for housing by combining AI-powered search, personalized recommendations, and tools that help landlords automate routine communication.
The Problem. Finding a place to rent is still a frustrating experience. Users often browse dozens of outdated or duplicate listings, communicate with multiple landlords, and spend hours filtering apartments that don t actually match their needs. On the other side, landlords answer the same questions repeatedly and struggle to manage listings efficiently. We wanted to rethink this experience instead of simply creating another rental marketplace.
The Solution. Our goal was to build an MVP where AI becomes a real assistant rather than just another feature.

I m building Apex Pulse PRO, a browser-based AI fitness coach for personalized training and nutrition guidance.

The product adapts plans based on:

- goals and experience

- available equipment

Search is shifting from SEO to GEO (Generative Engine Optimization).

Your customers aren't typing into a Google search box anymore. They're asking ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Claude directly.

Hey Product Hunt

I built EmailTemple because describing an email in plain English and getting production-ready HTML should be the fast path, not the long path.

Tested it tonight as a customer: two campaigns (with follow-ups) out the door in under 30 minutes. Brand kit pre-loaded, eight archetypes to pick from (newsletter, product launch, welcome, announcement, event invitation, promo sale, re-engagement, transactional), preview streams live as the template builds, output pastes straight into Mailchimp, ActiveCampaign, or MailerLite. No MJML, no drag-and-drop, no proprietary lock-in.

AdWait shows one small labeled ad in the corner while your AI tool is generating, and credits you half of what that ad pays. When the response lands, it disappears.

No signup, no account. It never reads your prompts or responses. Cash out from $5.

Works on ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Grok, DeepSeek, Microsoft Copilot, Replit, and Base44. The place it actually adds up is agent runs. A ten-minute Claude Code or Replit session is roughly 85 ad rotations, and you were sitting there watching a spinner anyway.

Solo founder, first product, eighteen, currently in Seoul. It goes live late-august, so it is not installable yet and I am not asking anyone to try it. What I want is for you to tell me where the idea breaks.