Hello everybody! I'm Stuart, it's nice to meet you.

Green Robot is an AI routing service that saves energy. I will not give you the speech, but you can read all the details at the launch page or my landing page.

After talking to agency owners and PPC consultants, I kept hearing the same thing:

"Reporting takes hours every month, connectors break silently, and clients expect polished reports on time."

So I'm building Fluxvex an automated client reporting platform for digital marketing agencies.

I'm getting ready to launch my first product in a couple of weeks, and it's been quite a journey.

What started as a simple idea ended up taking around 8 months of evenings, weekends, redesigns, bug fixes, and more learning than I expected. I've gone from knowing very little about launching a product to navigating app stores, user testing, onboarding flows, marketing, and everything in between.

One lesson I've learned is that building the product is only half the challenge. As launch gets closer, I'm spending more time thinking about distribution, positioning, and getting in front of the right people.

For those of you who have launched products before:

Andrew Mill shares simple home-equity tips for homeowners who want clearer numbers before borrowing. He writes about draw periods, repayment planning, interest-only payments, and smarter ways to compare loan options using a HELOC payment calculator. His goal is to make home-equity decisions easier to understand without confusing finance jargon.

Most people think the design gap is skill.
It's not. It's motion.
Here's the journey that led me to build ExodeUI:
**Stage 1: The Illustrator lie**
As a kid, I downloaded Illustrator. Bulky. Intimidating. Closed it and believed I had zero talent.
**Stage 2: AI woke me up**
Suddenly I could generate any image with a prompt. Magic. My inner child was screaming.
**Stage 3: The motion wall**
An image isn't a UI. It doesn't move. It doesn't react. It doesn't feel.
I had no idea what animation to apply. Fade? Spring? Stagger? Pure noise.
**Stage 4: The interactivity trap**
Even if I figured motion out I wanted it interactive. A button that responds. A card that reacts.
But every design change meant recoding everything. That killed the momentum every time.
**Stage 5: The tool gap**
hashtag#Lottie for motion for logic
hashtag#Rive for vectors for full apps
hashtag#Framer for code for designers
Two worlds. No bridge. Same story for 20 years.
**So I built the bridge.**
www.exodeui.com
**Design anything. AI handles motion + interaction + logic. It runs natively on any platform. For everyone.**
No code. No handoff. No two worlds.
The tool I wished existed as that kid. It's finally here.
Repost if you believe design tools should work for everyone, not just one role.
hashtag#AI hashtag#NoCode hashtag#MotionDesign hashtag#DesignThatRuns

Hey Product Hunt!

Hi everyone!

I'm a ful;-stack developer living in the Philippines, and I built this tool after watching people around me freelancers, VAs, online sellers stress out every quarter over BIR filing.

The problem is always the same: manual computations, scattered deadlines, and last-minute panic before the filing date. Spreadsheets kind of work, but they're tedious and easy to get wrong.

Tax Assistant PH is a free web app that handles the heavy lifting:
Income & expense tracking log everything in one place

Hey Product Hunt!

My wife and I built Good Roots after her pregnancies turned every grocery trip into a googling nightmare. "Can I eat this cheese?" "Is this deli meat safe?" Every label was a rabbit hole of conflicting answers.

I m trying to explain my product in one sentence. Can you understand what is AI Notebook like?