I ve been freelancing as a designer for more than 8 years.

One problem I kept facing was keeping track of everything a client said during a project.

A requirement changes over email.

Some feedback comes on Figma.

After 2 months of building, Icarus is live on PH today.

It reads your repo's PRs, reviews and issues and answers why the code is the way it is, with the exact evidence on screen. When nobody wrote the reason down, it says so instead of guessing.

Works as a Mac app, a Chrome extension, and an MCP connector for coding agents.

Would genuinely love feedback, especially where it gets something wrong: https://try-icarus.vercel.app

I m preparing for my Product Hunt launch and honestly, I m stuck on the pricing strategy.

I'm building LeadSight, a sales tool that instead of just pulling from a static database, it uses (very) deep AI research to "fish" for leads based on hyper-specific signals: things like sustainability commitments, infrastructure groundbreakings, or regulatory shifts, whatever signal makes sense for the user's offering.
It will find between 2 and 5 leads per day, with recent strong signals.

The issue is that running this level of AI research for every prospect is pretty expensive. Each lead essentially costs me money in compute and tokens.

Gemini Music is an AI-powered platform that turns your ideas into polished, royalty-free songs in under a minute. Describe the mood, genre, or lyrics and fine-tune details like tone, vocals, and length to craft tracks up to four minutes. Create in over 50 languages, generate lyrics, and manage versions in a personal library. Share instantly to social platforms or download high-quality files, making it useful for creators, marketers, hobbyists, and music professionals seeking fast, professional results.https://geminimusic.studio

If your answer is honestly 100%, you re a better driver. Genuinely.

If it s not, and you touch the phone even once in a while, that s the habit I think Undivided can help with. Only if you want it to, though.

Solo founder from Australia, just soft-launched and sharing here for the first time.

Fivy helps small businesses (caf s, salons, gyms, clinics) stay on top of their Google reviews. It pulls them in, uses AI to analyse the sentiment + recurring themes, and drafts a personalised reply for each one you can copy and paste plus a weekly read on what customers actually think.

Fun backstory: the original plan was one-click replies posted straight to Google. They denied my API access twice, so I reframed the whole thing around AI drafts + copy-paste and shipped it instead of waiting on a gatekeeper who'd already said no.

Hey Product Hunt

I ve been working on a rescue-focused app using Emergent, and I d really appreciate some honest feedback from people here.

The idea is simple: make it easier for people to get the right help quickly when something goes wrong.

The B2B AI space feels different right now. Consumer AI gets all the attention but enterprise buyers ask completely different questions.

Compliance, deployment, model choice, data sovereignty. The sales cycle is longer, the proof bar is higher, and the marketing tactics from consumer AI mostly don't translate.

Hey everyone,

I used to think that building the app was the main boss fight. I spent the last two weeks glued to my screen, fixing database logic, formatting layouts, and making sure my classifieds directory for crypto asset listings worked perfectly. I felt like a king when the MVP finally went live on Vercel.

Then the reality check hit me. Zero users. Completely flat analytics.

I quickly realized that coding with AI tools is the easy part. The real nightmare starts when you have zero dollars for marketing. You try to share your work on Reddit or other communities, and you get instantly deleted by automated filters just for using words like "crypto". You try to post on social media, and your reach is completely invisible because you have a fresh account.

Building this because my camera roll became a to-do list with no tasks. Offmind reads what a screenshot was for, on-device, and brings it back when it matters. Validating the idea before I build early page: https://offmind.pages.dev/?utm_s.... Brutally honest reactions welcome.