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3mo ago

LoveLetterly:Beautiful, private digital letters wrapped in music and time.

In an era of instant text storms, LoveLetterly is a quiet sanctuary for your deepest feelings. Craft password-protected digital keepsakes with curated background music and scheduled unlocking. No signups, no ads, completely private.

Hello Product Hunt community!

I m the maker behind LoveLetterly.

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3mo ago

An AI call decides who gets paid. Bad idea?

Hey PH! Working on ShareViral (shareviral.cash) and would love this community's honest take before our launch.

The problem we're chasing: businesses buy "leads" that were sold to 4 competitors, filled in by bots, or never consented to be called (which, since the FCC's one-to-one consent rule, is a per-call legal penalty in the US). Meanwhile creators with 5k 50k followers earn $0 too small for sponsorships, and affiliate programs only pay on completed sales.

Our approach:

  • Brand budgets lock into escrow before creators promote anything

  • Every lead gets a recorded 2 3 min AI qualification call within minutes of submitting a form

  • Money moves automatically only on verified results with a consent record naming the specific brand

  • No follower minimums anywhere. 5-layer click-fraud filtering, shown openly.

What I'd genuinely love feedback on:

  1. Would you trust an AI call outcome to gate payments? What guardrails would you demand?

  2. Creators does "paid per verified result" beat "wait until you're big enough for sponsors"?

  3. If you've bought leads before: what would make you switch from your current vendor?

Brutal honesty welcome that's what we're here for.

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3mo ago

My Supabase dashboard of new users we got in the last 7 days.

Every evening my last order of business is to check the number of new users I got for Katpult AI - https://www.katpult.ai .

If no new users, the rest of my evening plays out at a lower decibel than otherwise.

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7mo ago

What if you stopped asking “who’s right” after arguments?

Hi everyone I ve been working on something that came from a simple realization After an argument, many of us end up asking: Who s right? But that question almost never helps. So I built Pairlia an AI designed to help couples understand their conflicts, not win them. Instead of taking sides, Pairlia helps you: understand what actually happened uncover emotions and unmet needs identify communication patterns learn how to handle similar situations better Over time, it builds a relationship memory, helping you recognize recurring patterns and break unhealthy cycles. It can also act as a neutral mediator, where both partners can share their perspectives and feel heard. Try it here: https://pairlia.com I d really love your feedback: Does this feel useful to you? Would you actually use something like this? Thanks a lot
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3mo ago

I built Olivi: drop a CSV, get a ready-to-send invoice

Hey everyone,

I recently launched https://oliviapp.com - a tool that turns time logs into ready-to-send invoices.

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3mo ago

Helping Businesses Build Better Digital Experiences | CodeUnderscore

From website development to custom software projects, CodeUnderscore works with businesses to deliver digital solutions that improve user experience and operational efficiency.

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3mo ago

What's one workflow you quietly improved this year?

Not a huge transformation.

Not a viral productivity hack.

Just one workflow that's noticeably better than it was a year ago.

Mine was changing how I review property opportunities.

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3mo ago

We just launched Analyse, analytics, AI SEO, and a data copilot in one dashboard

Hey everyone, just launched Analyse (analyse.net) and wanted to share it here.

The problem: most growth teams are running four or five separate tools that don't talk to each other. Analytics in one tab, SEO tool in another, content doc in a third, and a chatbot that can't see any of their actual data.

What we built: a unified growth platform with three pillars in a single subscription.

- Product analytics: cookieless, Mixpanel-grade funnels, cohort heatmaps, and segments without SQL

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3mo ago

I got tired of email being my second job, so we built an AI inbox that actually acts

Hey PH I'm Nafiul, one of the makers of AI Emaily (launching today).

The thing that pushed us to build this: my inbox had quietly become a second job. Not the thinking the typing. The same "sounds good, Tuesday works," the follow-ups, the endless triage of what actually needs me. Every "AI email" tool I tried just summarized the pile or wrote replies that sounded nothing like me.

So we built an inbox with an AI that does the work, on your terms:
Triage that floats what matters up and quiets the noise
Drafts in your voice you set the tone in a Personal Context (your details + optional client profiles), so replies sound like you, not a template
Three modes you control Manual Copilot Autopilot, with human approval, undo, and a full audit trail on every action
Every provider, one inbox Gmail, Outlook, iCloud, IMAP on web, macOS, Windows, iOS, Android
Private by design your mail is never used to train models

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7mo ago

As a patient advocate, personal health data management is the biggest barrier for care

Every time I moved countries, I started from zero with my health story I suddenly had no health past, years of health check ups and trends as well as documented risks were lost.

As a patient advocate across 10 years and 4 countries, and noticed that no matter the system, the issue was always fragmented, messy, and hard to understand health data we have no real control over.

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