I kept seeing founders celebrate waitlist numbers, but the more I looked into it, the more I realized that signups alone don't tell you much. Someone joining a waitlist is interested. Someone willing to pay is validation. That's why I built UserOath. Link: https://useroath.com/ A simple way to understand real demand, get paid through your waitlist, and validate your idea before investing months into building something. I'd love to hear your feedback and thoughts.
I built SteadVault because I got tired of managing home maintenance, vehicle records, vendors, reminders, and important information across multiple apps, spreadsheets, and sticky notes. There are great apps for individual tasks, but nothing that brought everything together in a clean, practical way for everyday ownership.
SteadVault is my attempt to simplify that. One place for properties, vehicles, maintenance tracking, timelines, vendors, emergency preparedness, and recurring tasks.
Would genuinely love feedback from homeowners, landlords, families, or anyone trying to stay more organized.
I'm thrilled to share a massive upgrade to a project I've been building: Interactive Certificate Studio V3.0 under the Free Document Maker ecosystem.
The Problem: Most online certificate makers are hidden behind heavy paywalls, require watermarked downloads, or offer clunky, outdated interfaces that take forever to customize.
Our Solution: We ve completely overhauled our engine to bring a sleek, ultra-modern dashboard that runs entirely in the browser. It lets anyone design, customize, and download high-definition, professional certificates in seconds 100% free.
MMNFlow connects to your Shopify store and shows real net profit per product after all fees, shipping, and returns. Includes Al cash flow forecast, profit alerts, and business health score.
Schedule the launch for next Tuesday at 12:01 AM PST.
We just launched a tool that came out of our own daily struggles with local SEO. For years, we've been using clunky VPNs to check rankings in different cities, and it always felt like overkill. So we built something simpler: a location spoofing tool for Google searches. No VPN needed, just enter a city and see the search results like you're there. It's perfect for agencies, freelancers, or anyone managing local listings. We're excited to share it with the community and hear what you think.
I think the math most freelancers use is wrong. They take a salary number, divide by 2,080, and call it their rate. That ignores many key factors, such as self-employment tax (15.3%), state income tax, unpaid hours, health insurance, and expenses.
Hey Product Hunt!
We built Workflow AI because we kept watching the same thing happen: a manager gets handed a project, spends hours figuring out who should do what, sends a dozen Slack messages, and still ends up with an unbalanced team where one person is drowning and another is barely busy.
There had to be a better way.
Workflow AI lets managers input a project and instantly distributes work across their team intelligently.
Here s how it works: 1. Enter your project name, description, deadline, and total hour budget 2. Add your team with roles and weekly availability 3. AI distributes the work matching tasks to the right people based on skills, workload, and capacity 4. Review and tweak reassign any task with one click before approving 5. View the schedule hourly, daily, or weekly layout per team member 6. Track who s carrying the load leaderboard and workload charts show contribution at a glance
Why it s different: Built for managers, not just individuals AI explains why each task was assigned Capacity-aware respects each person s available hours Flags overloaded team members before it s a problem
We re early and would love your feedback. What features would make this a daily tool for your team?
I'm a solo founder, and I built Shield after watching too many people lose everything to a single click. Not to some sophisticated hack to a malicious approve they couldn't read.
Here's the problem: a signature request today is a wall of hex. Your wallet shows it to you but never tells you what it actually does. So people hit "Confirm" and hope for the best.
