Claude Code makes it easy to ship interfaces quickly, but builders are often too familiar with their own product to notice where a first-time user gets confused.

I m working on HallwayTest, an MCP workflow that helps Claude Code builders put a product flow in front of a real person and bring the usability findings back into the into your Claude Code, refine, then repeat again till UX polished.

I m looking for builders with a working web product with complex UX, who are willing to try the workflow and tell me where the setup or results are confusing.

You get:

I ll start.

I m building Round Funded, a fundraising platform for founders raising their first rounds.

We help founders find active, vetted investors, get matched based on their stage, and manage investor outreach without spending weeks digging through random databases.

Six months ago, we launched Naoma on Product Hunt.

You made us #1 Product of the Day and then #1 Product of the Month in Marketing.

Hi everyone, I'm Cheikh, founder of COMZIMUT. We launched COMZIMUT Labs today as part of the GPT-6 Astra Challenge, and I'd rather get honest criticism from other makers than polite compliments.

The problem we're working on: most small businesses aren't short on information. They have notes, documents, goals and some idea of their budget. What they're missing is a way to turn all of that into a marketing plan they can actually carry out with the time and money they have.

Hey Product Hunt community,

We just launched TransferSecure - a file transfer service that lets you send files up to 5 GB for free, no account needed on the recipient's end.

A few things we focused on that most transfer tools skip:

• Every file up to 200MB is virus-scanned before the download link activates

• Files are encrypted in transit and at rest

• Links auto-expire and files are permanently deleted after expiry

• No forced sign-ups - just verify your email and send

Coding agents often say "done" when the tests never ran or are still failing, and the summary sounds just as confident either way. I kept re-checking their work by hand, so I built foolscap to do the checking for me.

How it works: you give it a task. GPT-6 Astra plans it and hands the work to Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode running on your machine. Then foolscap reads what the test command actually printed and decides whether the run passed. A model doesn't make that call.

Two rules do most of the work:

I run a woodworking business with partners. On every project, I'd collect one payment, a partner would collect another, and we'd all cover different expenses out of our own pockets. By the end of a job, nobody could say who was owed what. It caused real friction so I built the tool I wished existed.

CostTalk is a team-based project ledger that keeps everyone's money straight, automatically.

What it does:

• Per-person credit/debit ledgers every entry is auto-assigned to whoever logged it, so each partner's real balance is always clear. No more end-of-project arguments.

• Expenses & income together track money in and out on the same project, with quantity, supplier, notes and dates.

• Receipt capture attach photos, stored privately, viewable only by project members.

• Attendance & man-hours log working hours against each project.

• Automatic salaries turn those hours into monthly and per-project employee pay.

• Reports & graphs spending over real time, income vs. expense, and labour-cost breakdowns per project.

• Export everything CSV / Excel, plus a ZIP bundle with all receipts for backup.

• Themes & currencies light/dark/Sunset/Ocean, and dozens of currencies.

I ve spent the last two months building Orchestra around one simple idea: finding opportunities shouldn t be what keeps you from getting the work.

Orchestra is an AI research agent that finds businesses, leads, jobs, decision-makers, and their direct contact details across the web. It can also search for local businesses, giving you a way to research opportunities that would otherwise take hours of manual searching, filtering, and cross-checking.

But finding the information is only the first half of what Orchestra does.

Orchestra has its own MCP server, which means it can be connected directly to the AI agents you already work with.
You can connect Orchestra to an agent such as ChatGPT, Claude, OpenClaw, Hermes, or any other compatible agent, and use them together as part of the same workflow.

Doing one of these because I get more useful ideas from seeing what other people are building than from another generic marketing thread.

I'll start.

We're building Content Drifter, an AI social media workspace for founders, creators, marketers, and small teams.

It helps turn ideas, blogs, and videos into on-brand content, schedule it, publish across 9 platforms, and learn from real engagement so the next batch gets better.

We re building a platform dedicated exclusively to AI-generated narrative films and series. I d love to feature your work as one of our first Featured Films and create a filmmaker profile for you on the platform.

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