Hey everyone!, for a while now I've been doing startup directory submissions by hand, one founder at a time, as a solo operator. After seeing how much it helped people grow their Domain Authority and get real traffic, I decided to turn it into an official platform: SubmitForge.
What it does: we manually submit your startup to 150+ vetted, high-DA directories and media sites (Product Hunt, G2, Capterra, AP News, BetaList, and more). 100% by hand, zero bots or automation. You get a live Airtable tracker showing every submission and live listing link as it happens.
Gravitas Dark Matter is (as far as we can tell) the first controller-free, eye-gaze space arcade shooter for Apple Vision Pro. You stand inside an e.g. 10 10 100 ft play volume, look to lock, pinch to fire. It runs in Room, Arena, and Immersive Galaxy modes, with a headset-anchored HUD and a custom gravity solver for smooth, readable motion.
got 3 upvotes on launch day. honestly? disappointing. but then something clicked. founders started reaching out to me,someone ready to help me to grow while someone asking me for help. SEO, content, AI strategy, growth advice the best framework to use frontend, how to think the hero section etc. So now i know more thank 15 founder s building something great . love the power of community
Built on Atome LM v2, (SuperESP Edition) it transforms a standard ESP32 into a tiny AI appliance capable of running twelve practical applications entirely offline.
Solo founder here, building Meteorra AI from Gothenburg, Sweden
We just shipped our 5th tool and are preparing for a proper Product Hunt re-launch on July 22. Would love brutal feedback from this community before we go live.
What Meteorra AI does: Most videos fail before they're even uploaded because the metadata is wrong. Meteorra fixes that before you hit publish.
Hi Product Hunt community! The AI boom has democratized code, but infrastructure hasn't caught up. Scaling an AI application today means committing to heavy, complex data platforms that charge premium enterprise rates in USD from day one. This keeps amazing independent developers and regional startups out of the game. We think the future belongs to lean teams who can "Build in a weekend and scale to millions." To support this, we are working on a frictionless, ultra-fast AI data infrastructure platform that sets up in under 5 minutes and offers hyper-localized, affordable tiers (starting with native INR billing for the Indian ecosystem). We are preparing for our official launch and running benchmarks behind closed doors. Hit "Notify Me" on our upcoming page to join the movement and get exclusive early access slots! What s the biggest barrier you face when trying to scale your AI app from a prototype to millions of users? hey all community im small founder and i just need everyone support in this if you can
hey i built speakeasy, an ios app that converts any article url to audio. you paste a link (medium, substack, blogs, news, even twitter threads) and get natural ai audio in like 30 seconds.
built it bc i had 300+ articles saved in pocket that i never read. realised the problem wasnt time or discipline it was that reading requires ur eyes + hands which are always busy. ears tho? free like 90% of the time.
Hey everyone. Quick bit of context before the pitch: MarketFlux didn't start as a media product. My co-founders and I were running an algorithmic futures trading desk, and the thing that kept costing us money wasn't bad strategy, it was bad information arriving too late or unstructured. So we built our own pipeline to fix that for ourselves, real-time news aggregation with AI sentiment scoring, ticker tagging, and topic classification, and it slowly turned into an actual product over the past few years.
The newest piece is an MCP API, so Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, or Cline can query our live news and sentiment data directly instead of someone copy-pasting headlines into a chat window by hand, which is what we kept seeing our own users do.
We're getting close to launching properly here on Product Hunt and just opened up a page to follow along before that happens: https://marketflux.io
Genuinely curious what this community thinks: for anyone who's tried wiring financial or market data into an AI workflow, what's actually been useful versus what's just noise?
