What you're building:
IRPForge, generates branded, audit-ready incident response plans for small orgs and nonprofits, built on NIST and CIS frameworks. You answer questions, it builds the plan.

Who it's for:
Small orgs and nonprofits who have real cyber risk but get priced out of the $5K-$15K+ consultants charge for this.

Hardest part right now:
Making sure the intake actually captures enough nuance that the output isn't generic boilerplate, since half the value of a real IR plan is that it reflects your actual environment, not a template.

Live at irpforge.com. Would love feedback from anyone building in compliance or security tooling.

UX/UI designer by day. App founder by night.

I built Uplyft, a motivational messaging app for parents and families. No co-founder, no backend experience, no real plan. Just Claude and a birthday launch date in July.

Got rejected from a pitch competition in 24 hours this week. Walked away with a one-pager.

Check it out at app.uplyftlife.com. Honest feedback welcome.

Hi Product Hunt community!

Most comprehensive SEO platforms like Ahrefs or Semrush are incredible, but they often feel too bulky and expensive when you simply need a quick, on-page, side-by-side comparison between your page and a competitor's.

To solve this for myself and other makers, I built a lightweight Chrome extension: Compare 2 Websites SEO Competitor Analysis.

What it does:

Emails are still getting warmed up for the first wave of cold reach.

Working on building community events through Luma to really engagement potential customers.

Hey

We just launched Lumina on Product Hunt today
https://www.getlumina.in/

Lumina helps you test your marketing before you spend money.

Instead of guessing, you can simulate how real audiences react to your:

Been thinking about this after a few good conversations here lately: there's a real tension between building something that flags "this looks off" for you automatically, versus just surfacing the raw signal and trusting the human to interpret it.

Too much automation and you risk false confidence, the tool says everything's fine, so nobody looks closer. Too little, and you're back to relying entirely on someone's attention, which doesn't scale past a certain team size or number of ventures.

With Trackly, I've mostly leaned toward showing the raw signal (check-ins, timing, patterns) rather than making a judgment call for the manager. Partly because I don't fully trust automated judgment yet, and partly because I think the "is this actually a problem" call still needs a human who knows the context.

But I'm genuinely unsure that's the right call long-term. Curious what this community thinks:

As someone who considers them selves very disciplined I was always a little shocked at my screen time. Me? I am on reels for 3 hours a day?

I took extreme measures and took a video of my work day at my desk. 56. I picked up my phone 56 times in 3 hours. Absurd. 

I've seen a couple of influencer platforms around ecommerce, but very little or non exist for backing founders - closest is probably https://gigastar.io/. So I've been toying with an idea and finally built a rough version at kovant.club (bigger current concept at https://kovant.club/home).

The core concept is a closed club where founders get distribution without upfront cash, and influencers earn a royalty on the actual lifetime value of customers they refer for up to 2 years. If the startup wins, the influencer wins big. If not, they still get 1/10x of the delivered value. The key is an SDK that tracks every referral's LTV over time primarily scoped to 3 months (still working out the maths).

The signal is intentionally high: founders would need a 60%+ score on something like https://www.build-check.com by @german_merlo1 and must also be referred by an existing influencer/founder.

Would love to get your honest takes. Of course it doesn't work for all influencers/founders but I feel it will genuinely help a lot of founders who have real value to offer.
Two questions I have for PH founders:

Hey Product Hunt community!

We all know the deal: Google and Meta ad dashboards are designed to make you spend as much as possible. For makers and small business owners, running ads often feels like a gamble you set everything up, hit "launch," and pray your entire budget doesn't vanish by lunchtime with zero results.

We are building Solvera to change that. Our goal is to automate the tedious parts of advertising and make pro-level marketing accessible to everyone, without the need for expensive agencies.

The feature we d love your thoughts on:

Something has been bothering me lately.

A few years ago, if you wanted to build a product, you'd probably sketch a user flow, write down some requirements, or at least spend time thinking through the idea before writing code.

Today, many of us skip that step.

We open Cursor, Claude, Lovable, or Bolt and start typing.