I m building a tool in the content space and we ve just completed an MVP to validate idea.

Here s the core problem we re tackling:
Creating content is exhausting not because writing is hard, but because knowing what to talk about is the real challenge.

Every founder, creator, and marketer I talk to has some version of this pain:

I know I should post consistently... but I have no idea what to post.

What happened today shocked me
We added a new politician to Votap Zack Polanski based on user suggestions.
In the first minute:
22 votes
4 comments
and the chart started moving
Watching the feedback live within seconds that was one of those okay, this can be big moments.
We re at 689 users now.
Imagine this when it s 10,000. 100,000. 1 million.
That spike of activity was proof that people care and they re ready to express it.
If you want to be part of it, download Votap.
More tomorrow.

Hey Product Hunt community!

For link shortening, many founders use Bitly. But as products grow, needs change. Having branded domains, link expiration, click limits, advanced analytics, team collaboration, and QR codes becomes essential.

That s exactly why we built Linkkit, to give modern marketers and founders more control over every click, without complicated pricing.

Is there anything you think a modern link management platform should have? Let me know what you think!

We just launched Linkkit, a modern alternative to traditional link shorteners, built for growing teams.

Most tools stop at shortening URLs. We wanted to go further.

With Linkkit you get:
Custom domains for branded links
Built-in QR code generation
Device & geo targeting
Real-time analytics
Team collaboration
Lightning-fast redirects

Built for marketers, founders, and developers who believe every click should give insight, not just a shorter URL.

Hey PH!

I ve been heads-down building Hyperterse, and I m excited to finally share it with you.

Hey everyone

I'm Gissur.
ImportKit is my first SaaS product and I'd really love some honest feedback.

It's an embeddable CSV import widget that developers can drop into their apps.
The idea came from experience I've seen how much time gets burned building a decent spreadsheet import flow from scratch. Column mapping, validation, weird encodings, error handling it's one of those things that sounds simple until you actually build it.

So ImportKit handles that part for you. Embed the widget, let your users map columns and import their data, and get back to building the stuff that actually makes your product unique.

AI Skynet Tools is an AI-driven platform designed to help businesses, creators, and developers discover, review, and compare AI tools based on real-world use cases. The platform brings together AI solutions across categories like web development, automation, marketing, content creation, analytics, and productivity, making it easier to choose the right tools without spending hours on research.

Website: https://www.aiskynet.tools/

I ve built a Chrome extension that makes working with QR codes effortless. You can scan QR codes just by hovering over them no clicks, no extra steps.

You can also generate QR codes by hovering over links or by selecting any text on a webpage and right-clicking to generate one instantly.

If a QR code appears inside a video, simply pause it and select the QR area. The extension automatically scans it and copies the result to your clipboard.

The focus is speed and simplicity, even in places where normal QR scanners don t work.

Hi Product Hunt

Sharing a quick self-promo post for a project we launched today.

AskIndra is an early experiment in translating environmental data (air quality, weather, local conditions) into clear, everyday guidance rather than dashboards and numeric indices. The goal is to help people move from information to decisions without needing to interpret charts or scales.

On-demand delivery is no longer a novelty. It is an expectation. What has changed is how many apps users must juggle to meet everyday needs. Groceries come from one platform, food from another, essentials from a third, and local retail from somewhere else entirely. Each app adds friction new logins, separate carts, repeated payment setup, and inconsistent delivery experiences.

This Idea Usher review evaluates Limitless, an on-demand delivery platform designed to consolidate groceries, food, and everyday retail into a single hyperlocal commerce experience. Written from the perspective of an independent technology services reviewer, this analysis focuses on product structure, user flow, and operational logic, not promotion. The goal is to assess whether Limitless meaningfully reduces fragmentation while remaining practical for users, retailers, and delivery partners. Throughout this Idea Usher review, the emphasis stays on usability, scalability, and real-world execution.