I built LandSea because I was struggling to find web dev clients myself. Cold outreach felt impossible I didn't know who to reach out to.
So I built a tool that scans Google Maps and shows you local businesses with no website with their phone number, address, and a direct WhatsApp button.
No scripts. No fake demos. Real calls, real buyers, real browser sessions.
Here's what we learned building ClinqAI: the hardest moment in B2B sales isn't getting the meeting - it's the live demo. Your SE is stretched across 6 calls a day, half-prepped, fumbling through edge-case questions while the buyer loses confidence.
Right now, the biggest challenge for us is that only a small number of users have tried the product so far. Because of that, we're not fully sure what the experience looks like from a user's perspective or what areas still need improvement.
Before our official launch, we want to make sure the product delivers a good experience, so we'd really appreciate any feedback, suggestions, or ideas from the community.
Tried every alarm app. Still snoozed through all of them.
Then it hit me, the one thing I never ignore is an actual incoming phone call. So I built that.
Praya wakes you up with a simulated call UI caller name, photo, the whole feel. Record your own voice, a loved one's, or have it read out a Bible verse or Gita shloka to start your day with intention.
Hey everyone! I've recently pushed out a huge update to Fidgetable, the haptic fidget app that I've been working on for the better part of two years now. You can find it now at fidgetable.app, but it's also launching on ProductHunt with a 50% off lifetime coupon :)
I'd love y'all's thoughts! The app is designed to be simple but powerful. At a glance it's easy to understand, but has shockingly deep customization if you dive into the settings.
The old way of selling online is broken. You design a product, order hundreds of units, pay for inventory, rent warehouse space, run ads and then hope people buy.
Most don't. 82% of small businesses fail because of cash flow problems.
What if you could flip that entire process? What if customers committed their money first, and you only produced what was already sold?
