Hi everyone!

I've been building IntelGraph, an open-source Threat Intelligence Platform that correlates IOCs from multiple sources, builds a knowledge graph, and explains why each alert is generated through an evidence-based workflow.

I'm currently looking for feedback from cybersecurity professionals, SOC analysts, threat intelligence teams, and security researchers.

Live Demo: https://intelgraph.vercel.app

I ve always been curious about how creators catch trends early.

By the time something shows up on trend dashboards , it s usually already everywhere.

It's hard to believe, but after months of late nights, Playistry is about 25 days away from launch.

The idea started with one question: What if supporting local businesses felt more like playing than shopping?

Over the past few months I've been building, testing, and talking with local business owners to create something that's simple, fun, and genuinely useful.

Hi everyone!

I'm excited to share ZyniVerse, a platform I've been building to make discovering anime smarter and more personalized.

What you can do with ZyniVerse:

• AI-powered anime recommendations

• Filler guides to save your time

• Hindi, Tamil & Telugu dub tracking

• Smart watchlists and progress tracking

• Fast search with a clean, modern interface

Hey Product Hunt,
Solo dev here. This started with a simple problem: I needed SEO tools and couldn't justify $99 $399/month for them. So I started building my own.
Somewhere around tool #20, I noticed something that bothered me about the tools I was replacing. A lot of them show you numbers search volume, difficulty scores, "AI visibility" without ever telling you where those numbers come from. Sometimes it's real API data. Sometimes it's an AI estimate wearing a confident font. You can't tell the difference, and I think that's the point.
So I made one rule for myself: every tool has to wear a badge saying what it actually is.
Live real data from real APIs
Live + AI real data, AI analysis on top
Generation AI wrote this, treat it like a draft
Analysis AI opinion, not measurement
If a tool can't get real data (say, you haven't added an API key), it refuses to fake it. It literally returns an error saying "I won't estimate this and pretend it's live." I lost count of how many times I was tempted to soften that. I didn't.
115+ tools later, it's a full platform: keyword research, content generation, technical audits, an AI site auditor, and the thing I'm most excited about a monitor that tracks whether ChatGPT and Perplexity actually mention your brand, with public scorecards anyone can check.
Free tier is 5 generations a day, no card. If you bring your own API keys, it's basically unlimited you pay OpenAI/Anthropic directly instead of paying me a markup.
It's seofragments.com if you want to poke at it.
Two honest questions for this community:
1. Do honesty badges actually matter to you, or do users just want the number and don't care where it came from?
2. If you've built something with a "principled" constraint that made your life harder did it pay off, or did nobody notice?
I'll answer everything in the comments.

Hey everyone

We just launched PlugThis on Product Hunt today, and I wanted to share the why here rather than only the pitch.

The idea started from a simple frustration: Chrome extensions look tiny from the outside, but the moment you start one you hit manifests, service workers, content scripts, permissions, store rules, icons, screenshots, and listing copy. Most people give up before they build the thing they actually wanted. Tools like Lovable and Bolt are great for web apps, but they hit a wall exactly at that browser-plumbing layer.

Hey everyone! I've been working on a side project called Pandio and would really appreciate some help testing it before launch.

What it does: You paste a YouTube video link the AI watches it, breaks it into bite-sized sections then teaches you the content step by step on a whiteboard with voice, like a real tutor. At the end, you get a quiz and flashcards to review.

How it works:

Launching Venn.ai on Product Hunt today. 

The problem we saw: AI agents are most valuable when they have context and the ability to act. But connecting Slack, Salesforce, Jira, Notion, and Gmail to every AI you use? That can get complex fast and become a security nightmare.

so guys i am making a cli tool opensource only for macOS and linux terminals so basically it is a version control system most advanced version of git and around 6X faster then git on mac m4 and took only 25 million cpu instruction on other for same work i tested benchmarks git took 127 million, so basically a easy language cli tool with changes like instead of checkout on git which is confusing it has restore and a snapshot command which will track your current progress to teat new features but really quick like git stash instead of regular commit, it has both commit and snapshot and uses modern zstd compression ,the BEST PART - integerated ai on terminal can use any model, any company with your api key to review on files and folders, ai to write commit messages, ai to solve merge conflicts tell me if you like it and wanna try please!! would be finished till next 2-3 weeks really excited to get reviews??

Hi everyone, I'm Stacy. After 30 years in organizational development, I ended up running a software company, a care home, and a cafe at the same time, and kept losing track of what actually mattered because everything competed for my attention equally.

That's why I built FounderFlow, an AI Executive Chief of Staff for founders juggling more than one business. It watches what's happening across all your ventures, surfaces the one or two things that genuinely need a decision from you today, and grades its own confidence (Verified, Very Likely, Needs Review, or Monitor Only) instead of pretending to be sure when it isn't.