Hi Product Hunt!

We're FlatFee, a platform that helps entrepreneurs, startups, e-commerce sellers, and non-U.S. residents start and manage their U.S. businesses with confidence.

Our services include:
U.S. LLC & Corporation Formation
EIN Registration
Registered Agent Services
Accounting & Tax Compliance
Sales Tax Registration
Importer of Record (IOR) Support
Customs & Compliance Solutions

We built FlatFee to remove the complexity of U.S. business compliance and provide transparent, affordable support for founders worldwide.

Vizora isn't built for data scientists. It is built for businesses that regularly work with sales datasets. Small businesses Founders Sales teams Retail businesses Ecommerce companies Superstores Pharmacies Automobile businesses Chemical distributors Restaurants Beverage companies EV businesses If your business exports Excel files, sales reports, CRM data, or transaction data every week, you probably know these problems: Missing values Duplicate records Inconsistent names Messy spreadsheets Hours spent cleaning data Vizora helps you understand your data before you clean it and before you build dashboards. Because good decisions start with good data.

This has bugged me for years: macOS has no "New File" command in Finder. To drop a blank .txt/.md/.json into the folder I'm working in, I'd open an app, save an empty file, then move it or jump to Terminal and touch.

Genuinely curious how everyone else handles it: Automator Quick Action? BetterTouchTool? A Keyboard Maestro macro? Just live with Terminal?

I wanted to show people what a Claude Code session actually looks like a real debugging or build session, not a screenshot or a curated demo. The only options were screenshots or giant walls of pasted text, so I built InstaShare.

The most honest demo I can give is this: here's the actual session I used to research and build the tool, shared with the tool itself:

https://instashare.to/c/zGxvUs-r...

I was really fed up with file converters. You know, the ones with 47 ads and 3 fake download buttons. On top of that they still ask for your email address just to convert a simple photo. So I built my own. 10 tools that work entirely in your browser. Your files never leave your device. No account, no ads, free forever. I built it because I needed it figured others might too.

What tools would you want to see next? I will read every reply and build what users actually ask for.

yhile.com team (just me)

Every indie artist we talked to during our early research knew Spotify Canvas existed. Almost none of them had one. The barrier wasn't creative it was production. Canvas requires a short, silent, looping 9:16 video, and making one used to mean hiring a motion designer, buying a stock-footage subscription, or learning a video editor. So we built a way to generate a Spotify Canvas from your audio directly: upload your track, describe a visual mood, and receive a canvas-ready 9:16 video in minutes. That's the core of Echonos. Here's what we built, why we built it, and what surprised us along the way.

What Was Broken About the Canvas Workflow

I've been working on a compliance platform called Ervian. It's built to help SMBs organize compliance activities, track evidence, and stay audit-ready without spreadsheets. I'd appreciate any feedback from the community.

I kept watching SaaS founders answer the same support questions over and over, so I built something about it

"How do I reset my password." "Why isn't my integration syncing." "Where do I find my API key."

Same questions, different users, every single day. I watched founders burn hours on this and thought this is the most solvable problem in SaaS.

I built airys. AI support agent that answers from your own docs, asks for guidance via private notes, and learns from every conversation your team resolves. The 500th user gets a meaningfully better experience than the 1st because the AI learned from everything in between.