The website is called Mersa, a client portal for freelancers and to be fair at first I didnt make it to monetize off of it I made it for myself exclusively to save money and to look more professional, but then I decided to share it with other freelancers around the globe, but the biggest caveat im facing is if somebody were to every get a subscription payments are only through crypto because of my regional blocks but anyways let me know if you want to try it out!
We're building ShintTools deterministic AI tooling that automates the tedious, error-prone technical work inside Unreal Engine 5 and Unity 6 pipelines.
If you've shipped a game, you know the pain: naming conventions drift, LODs get misconfigured, code reviews miss the same engine-specific mistakes over and over, and performance regressions sneak in until QA catches them. ShintTools catches all of that automatically, and deterministically not an LLM that guesses, but a trained engine with ~400 real validation rules and multi-agent support.
We just launched Onbrd (onbrd.net) and wanted to share it here.
The problem: Every time you sign a new client, you end up in the same cycle scattered emails, attachments getting lost, "did you get my last message?", and clients who have no idea what step they're on. It's stressful for you and confusing for them.
What Onbrd does: It lets you build a clean, step-by-step onboarding portal in minutes. You share one link with your client, and they can see exactly what they need to do, in order, with no back-and-forth. You can track their progress from your side so you always know where things stand.
I built this Resume Builder because the current market of resume tools feels predatory. They hook you with a "free builder" and then demand a subscription when you try to download your actual PDF.
Here's how this is different:
It's actually free. No paywalls, no hidden premium templates, no watermarks.
It respects your privacy. There is no database. Your data is stored locally in your browser using local storage.
It's open source. You can view the code, fork it, or run it locally yourself.
It exports properly. The PDFs are rendered via React-PDF, ensuring the text is selectable and fully readable by ATS (Applicant Tracking Systems).
Hi Product Hunt! We're CollabX, a platform connecting students with startups, researchers, companies, and government organizations to solve real-world challenges and gain meaningful experience. We're launching today and would love your support! If you get a chance to check us out, we'd really appreciate your review,feedback, and constructive criticism.Every insight helps us build a better product. Thank you!
Running a company means juggling Slack, Jira, Linear, HubSpot, Zendesk, Google Calendar and 10 other tools every single day.
The problem is none of them talk to each other. Things get committed to in meetings and disappear. Replies go unanswered for days. Work stalls with no clear owner. And you only find out when it's already too late.
I lost more deals to my own spreadsheet than to prospects saying no.
Three tabs, a CSV of 400 companies, sticky notes for who I'd already called, and a shared list where a teammate and I dialed the same guy twice in one afternoon. He was not thrilled.
The calling was fine. The 45 seconds between calls killed me. Find the next number, check who owns it, log the outcome somewhere I'd never look again.
So I built Tepio (https://trytepio.com) to do the boring part. It hands you one company to call at a time, and the moment you talk to someone, that company becomes yours. No more double-dials. Import is a CSV or Excel drop and it maps the columns for you.
I built Renewal Radar a subscription tracker with a twist.
Most people have no idea how much they're spending on subscriptions each month until the charge hits their bank account. I was one of them. So I built something to fix it.
