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5mo ago

Why I built BetaSwap - the closed testing loop that broke me three times

Hey Product Hunt!

I'm Roberto, the solo developer behind BetaSwap.

I've shipped 3 Android apps. All three got stuck at the same point: Google Play's closed testing requirement. You need 12+ real testers, active for 14+ days, with genuine Firebase Analytics data.

Every time I posted in groups looking for testers, I got installs. Not sessions. Firebase saw through it immediately.

One thing I realized while building a startup

One thing I ve realized while building a startup:

Raising investment is much harder when you don t already have a strong network around you.

A lot of founders are building amazing things quietly, but struggle to get visibility, connections, or investor attention early on.

That s one of the reasons I genuinely enjoy meeting other founders and hearing what people are building.

What if we crossed Apple Notes with Stickies? 🍎📌

I'm building a lightweight macOS tool that puts your iCloud notes right on the desktop as floating "post-its" (see screenshots).

The goal: Apple Notes sync + classic Stickies aesthetics. Simple, read-only view with a quick "Edit" button that jumps into the native app.

Would you pay a one-time $7.50 / 7 for this?

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5mo ago

I built CacheTray – Send Screenshots & Code to AI Chats

Funny story when I launched it here on Product Hunt, I genuinely had

zero expectations. I thought maybe a handful of people would stumble

across it. By the end of the day it had hit #44. That kind of response

I built Jobora so no one has to feel invisible again.

I know what it feels like to refresh your inbox eighty times and see nothing. o realize you have been left out simply because of where you live or who you know.

That was my life for years. I am from Zambia. I did not have connections. I did not have money for expensive job tools. I just had a lot of rejection and a stubborn refusal to accept that this is how things have to be.

Am Alone. No team. No big budget. Just a laptop and a mission.

I built Jobora to do what I could not do for myself back then. Every day, it uses AI to quietly apply to jobs that actually fit you. It builds resumes that survive the scanners. It writes cover letters that sound like a real person. It coaches you through interviews so you walk in with confidence. And it works the same for someone in a small town as it does in a global capital.

What if a picture frame could tell its own story? We built that. Launching today.

We launched ScanMyFrame today on ProductHunt, and I want to share the story behind it.

I am a developer and designer from Nigeria. The idea started when I created a frame and realised there was a full story behind it that lived only in my head. That moment led to building ScanMyFrame, a platform that lets photographers, frame vendors, and artists attach videos, photos, voice notes, and stories to any physical frame through a simple QR code.

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5mo ago

I launched an open-source AirDrop-style file transfer app for Windows, what should I improve?

I just launched Lightning P2P on Product Hunt. It s an open-source Windows file transfer app built to make sharing files feel simple again: - select a file - generate a link or QR code - send it directly when possible - no account - no cloud upload - open-source Under the hood it uses Rust, Tauri, iroh/QUIC and BLAKE3 verification. The current release is Windows-first, with an Android sideload alpha. macOS/Linux are planned next. I d really appreciate feedback from the Product Hunt community on: 1. Is the positioning clear? 2. Does AirDrop-style file transfer for Windows make sense? 3. What would make you trust/install a file transfer app? 4. Should I prioritize macOS/Linux, Android, or installer signing next? 5. What is missing from the launch page or GitHub README? Product Hunt: https://www.producthunt.com/prod... GitHub: https://github.com/Kerim-Sabic/l...
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5mo ago

How to Organize Your Day Without Overcomplicating It

Most people don t fail at productivity because they re lazy.
They fail because their planning system is too complicated.

If organizing your day feels like managing a second job, the system is the problem not you.

Why This Matters

Complex productivity systems create mental friction.
Too many categories. Too many apps. Too many steps.

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5mo ago

Cleo AI: The Best Product Ops Agent for AI-native & B2B Teams

One thing we kept noticing while building AI products: coding agents can generate features extremely fast, but they still don t understand what users actually need unless someone manually translates feedback, support issues, analytics, and product discussions into actionable specs.

So we built Cleo AI at Axcelner to solve that operational gap for small AI-native B2B teams.

Cleo acts as a Product Ops agent that connects customer signals, product usage, support conversations, and team workflows into a single execution layer. Instead of manually triaging feedback across Slack, Jira, GitHub, analytics tools, and support tickets, the system continuously organizes and converts them into structured product actions.

A few things we focused on while building it:

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1yr ago

Do you think AI tools should be made to help students think more on their own?

Yesterday i saw a discussion by @hamza_afzal_butt Do you think AI is improving education, or does it make students too dependent?

so here i am sharing my thoughts about AI learning as i am also buliding AI exam tool :)

AI makes learning easier, but if it just gives answers, students might stop thinking for themselves. (not good, right)
That s why I m building PrepareBuddy-an AI study assistant that guides learning instead of just providing quick solutions. It breaks down topics, offers step-by-step explanations, and encourages critical thinking.

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