We noticed something that kept bothering us: finding the right place to eat had somehow gotten harder, not easier.
Every recommendation platform had quietly been gamed, restaurants paying for placement, reviews written by agencies, "best of" lists recycled year after year. Locals knew it. Visitors just got burned.
So instead of building another app, we built Yenta, an AI friend on WhatsApp. You text your vibe ("rooftop, something buzzing, not a tourist trap"), and it responds like a friend who actually knows the city.
We go live May 15th. Waitlist is open at https://tr.ee/gOPXT4QG7R A couple of things we're genuinely wrestling with would love to hear from this community:
Hey Product Hunt community, I ve been building LetsSplit, a platform that helps people discover and manage trusted shared subscription plans. While we re preparing for a Product Hunt launch, we ve just gone live on Peerlist. I m looking for early adopters who can try the product, share honest feedback, and, if you find it useful, support us with an upvote. https://peerlist.io/burilesudhan... Every piece of feedback helps shape the next version, so I d genuinely appreciate your thoughts.
I wanted to share a project I originally built for my final year thesis called ExterminAI.
The topic was malicious browser extensions, and while researching it I realised there were very few public tools focused on analysing extensions specifically. I kept working on it after graduating, and I ve now released the latest version:https://exterminai.com/
It performs static and dynamic analysis on browser extensions to help identify suspicious behaviour.
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Tomorrow, Chillpen officially launches on Product Hunt.
We built Chillpen because we were bored of reading stories that only move in one direction.
What if Harry Potter was sorted into Slytherin? What if Carrie Bradshaw never met Mr. Big? What if thousands of writers could build the same fictional world together and readers could decide which path becomes canon?
Three weeks after launching Consile, we shipped native MCP integration, our AI assistant Otto now connects directly inside Claude and ChatGPT, so users can manage tasks and pull workspace context without switching tools.
Genuinely curious how other builders here are thinking about MCP right now, is this something you're actively building toward, or still waiting to see if it's a real pattern versus a passing trend? Would love to hear what others are seeing, especially outside the HR/ops space.
(consile.app if anyone wants to poke around, but mostly interested in the MCP conversation itself.)
Hey everyone my name is Kristi Tanellari and I'm the creator of Momentum, a business management tool aiming at reducing no-show appointments, client management/lead capture and business visibility amongst a plethora of other features. The app will be launching to tomorrow. I just thought I'd introduce myself
As makers, we all know the struggle: you spend weeks polishing your landing page, and when you ask for feedback, people just say "It looks nice!" because they don't want to hurt your feelings.
Politeness is great for friendships, but it s terrible for improving your UX/UI. We need brutal honesty to grow.
That s why I built Roast & Review (https://roast-and-review.com).
