Hey everyone!

We've been working on something called Think Decor, and I'd love to share it with the community.

One problem we've noticed is that planning a room makeover is surprisingly difficult. You might like a particular wall colour, flooring style or sofa, but it's hard to imagine how everything will look together in your actual room.

So we built Think Decor to make that process easier.

AI assistants got good at writing landing pages. Getting one live is still the hard part: hosting, a form that actually sends leads somewhere, spam, and knowing whether anyone read past the first screen.

Pageree connects to the assistant you already use: ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor or Codex. You describe the page, get a private preview, say "publish", and it's live on its own address or your domain. Every form works: spam-checked, filtered by your rules, delivered to your inbox or your CRM. A week later you ask "how's the page doing?" and your assistant reads section-by-section visitor data and suggests one change.

30-day free trial, then from $5 a month.

I'd love honest feedback, especially if you've tried to get an AI-written page live with a working form. What broke for you?

Hi Product Hunt

We're building Argus, our API security platform.

The problem: security tools tell you an endpoint is getting hammered, but not whether that matters. Most abuse traffic is noise. Some of it isn't. Teams burn hours figuring out which is which.

Argus closes that gap. When it sees abnormal abuse frequency on an endpoint, it pulls the raw source code behind that endpoint and uses AI to assess whether an attacker could actually cause damage there. So instead of an alert count, you get a damage path or confirmation that there isn't one.

PBLZ : Super simple work tracker app
https://pblz.work/home/index.html

I created a simple landing page for this project.

I did everything myself except for the hosting, using only a cursor. Since I'm a designer without much coding experience, I feel like there are some awkward elements.
Can you give me some candid feedback on what's lacking in my website, including development, marketing, SEO, and design? If there are critical issues, I d like to fix them (even though the 100% launch might be delayed...).
Let's show the power of the PH community.

I built user/aiMAX because working with AI shouldn t mean constantly repeating yourself, keeping track of unfinished work and reminding it what you were trying to accomplish.

It s a shared workspace that keeps you and your connected AI organized around one moving queue: Flow.

You can keep adding ideas as they come to you. Each new idea gets saved without replacing the current task. Your AI keeps working, and you don t have to hold every unfinished thought in your head.

Here s how it works:

Hey makers, I m building Lumen AI Sidebar Assistant, a Chrome sidebar extension for browsing. I m trying to figure out the best API key flow for users and could use your input. Right now I have two options to consider: 1. Ask users to bring their own API keys. This is reliable, but many casual users don t have one ready to test quickly. 2. Offer a shared free API access for trial. The problem is free tiers are slow, hit rate limits easily and can be unstable. I m trying to balance a smooth onboarding experience without running into reliability issues. Has anyone run into this same problem with a small browser extension? Any better approaches or stable free API options you d suggest? Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

I'm on the Yooada team. We're working on a voice-first assistant for email, calendars, notes and follow-ups, still pre-launch.

Our demo brief got less glamorous this week: take one client follow-up, change the date, close the screen, then reopen it. Show the right person, the right date and what actually got saved. A cheerful 'Done!' isn't much comfort if Friday is still lurking somewhere else.

This is what we're asking the demo to prove, not a claim that we've already solved every edge case.

If you handle your own client work, what would you insist on seeing before connecting your inbox: where drafting stops and sending starts, whether rescheduling sticks, or how it picks the right person? Something else?

What would make business software easier for merchants who mainly use their phones?

Hi everyone, I m Amadou, the founder of Facturvo, built in Senegal for merchants, freelancers, and small businesses.

We don't sell places. We sell vibes you can wear for a day.

Vibes Plan is a trip planner that heals. 18 trending vibes curated with environmental psychology - light, space, crowd. Slow vibes for your soul. Fresh trends for your feed. Pick a vibe, we heal you one plan at a time.

Every time I started a new project, I found myself doing the same thing: setting up the framework, auth, database, storage, caching, Docker, CI, and all the little pieces that make a project ready for actual development.

Initially, I wanted a starter template I could reuse. But I kept running into another problem: not every project needs the same stack.

Sometimes I want Next.js or TanStack Start. Other times, I want React + Vite on the frontend with a separate backend. I don't want to maintain a completely different boilerplate for every combination.

That's why I built Clubedge Starter and its CLI, @clubedge/create-clubedge-app.