Hi Product Hunt Community sharing Raghim AI in beta.
We re focused on something plain: support, docs, and workflows with AI agents, without pretending your data and workloads can live wherever. If you need self-hosted, managed packages, or a fast cloud-style path, the idea stays the same: answers grounded in your content, optional tooling (including MCP you configure), and room to deploy in a way that fits risk and residency.
Most Shopify tools show you revenue. This shows you what's actually left.
Enter your selling price, COGS, shipping, ad spend and get a full profit waterfall: Gross Revenue COGS Shipping Platform/Payment Fees Ad Spend Returns True Profit.
If you're into private tracking (PT), you probably know Navidrome. I've been using it for a while, but the iOS experience always felt a bit off.
I've tried the official client and a few third-party ones. They mostly just play music. Once your library gets past a few thousand tracks, browsing becomes a pain.
I have all my music right there on my server, but digging out the songs I actually want to listen to is surprisingly hard. Some tracks just get buried and never see the light of day again.
After thinking about it, I realized the core issue: my music wasn't being managed with any real structure.
Moved into a beautiful Amsterdam canal apartment a couple of years ago. Rent slightly under market. Three weeks in I found out why: bar downstairs, music until 2am every night. Broke the lease, lost 2,400.
That mistake was 100% preventable. Three previous tenants had posted about it on Reddit. I just never thought to search.
I've spent the last several months building an AI-powered platform specifically for the UK Innovator Founder Visa one of the most complex and document-heavy visa routes for entrepreneurs wanting to launch a business in the UK.
The platform has 109 tools covering:
- Business plan generation (fully compliant with Home Office criteria)
Honestly, this started as a small idea and turned into something way bigger than I expected. Seeing people try it, comment, and support it today has been surreal.
Big thank you to everyone in the Product Hunt community for the feedback, support, and even the tough questions. That s what actually helps improve the product.
If you ve checked it out, I d genuinely love to hear: what you liked what felt confusing what you d improve
Road to 1,000,000 Votap users Day 63 | Current: 1346 Soon you ll be able to tell your fellow citizen to go to hell or, ideally, have a proper debate. I m about 90% done building a dedicated thread system for Votap. You comment on a politician or an article. Someone replies you get notified (push + in-app). You tap it and land straight in a thread. You ll see: the original comment that started it your conversation and the full back-and-forth No more lost replies. No more chaos. Just actual discussions. (And yes sometimes that might include telling someone to go to hell ) Update coming soon. Download Votap from the App Store! More tomorrow.
Like most people, I used to just click Agree on terms and privacy policies without reading them. I didn t ignore them because I didn t care. They are long, written in legal language, and hard to understand. Recently, I started looking into some of these policies, especially those related to AI training and data usage. I realized how much important information is hidden in documents that most users never read.
It's a great way to validate demand, build a user base/community before launching, and just have fun posting memes.
My subreddit is /r/LearnedWrong, which I built for my (not launched on PH yet) site Retrocodex. It's a space where you discover what you've been taught in school or everyday life that's now outdated or was always a myth. Since what everyone has been taught varies by location, you can see what users from your state or country have submitted and commented.
