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.
Hi Product Hunt, we're the team behind Pensum. It puts food logging (photo, text, barcode), workout plans, GPS cardio and body tracking in one app, with AI that reads all of it. It's in 7 languages, including full right-to-left Arabic.
We're running a closed beta on Google Play before launch and are looking for Android testers who will actually use it and tell us what's wrong.
Although there are multiple workforce management platforms, HourOps provides critical features that can help customer to organize their work, efficiency, employee management and invoices of external contractors. 1. HourOps works based on roles and scopes which is available in basic version as well. Default roles are Admin, Employee and Manager. A company admin can create as many as custom roles and scopes based on employee levels and permissions. 2. In terms of security, the data is segregated based on account, thus eliminating cross account data access (IDOR). 3. Everything feature is closely integrated. 4. Sub account management - A company wants to manage their vendors and contractors on a separate workspace or account, this is possible in HourOps 5. The vendor or contractor accounts can raise invoice to the parent organization based on timesheet. 6. If your company does not use vendor accounts, the company can grant invoice permissions to a vendor employee within the primary account (if vendor employee is in primary account). The employee can then submit invoices to an authorized administrator for approval. 7. Timesheet, project and tasks acts as source of truth. 8. Each feature is audited. This means, a company can create a user with view only read access, grant access to external auditor for auditing their projects. HourOps provides easy access to all the above action items making it easy for organization to manage.
Like many of you, I noticed I was silently losing money every month to auto-renewing subscriptions I completely forgot about. On top of that, keeping track of product return deadlines and warranty dates was always a headache.
To put my everyday life admin on autopilot, I built GetLifeKeep.
A few years ago, if you wanted to build a product, you'd probably sketch a user flow, write down some requirements, or at least spend time thinking through the idea before writing code.
Today, many of us skip that step.
We open Cursor, Claude, Lovable, or Bolt and start typing.
I m an independent developer, and last week I launched my first 3 tools for macOS. To celebrate Mother's Day and get these tools into as many hands as possible, I've made all of them 100% FREE starting today until Monday!
No subscription, no data tracking, and NO annoying "Rate Me" pop-ups. Just clean, useful tools for your Mac.
Hey everyone,
I am 19, first year in college and I built a whole plateform to help people create beautifull websites with no coding experience. At first it was just pdfs with knowledge and prompts etc, then I created a website with fancy visuals to attract more client and so that I can use it as proof of work, then I created like a whole platform with a lot of features. Since it's my first project I don't know if that's a good idea or if that's all successfull people do, if it's normal or not all I know is that I think my product has value but maybe It's to complex or maybe I put a lot of extra features that are not that interesting... I AM LOST. So if anyone can help me it would be a pleasure!
link: https://voraly.net
got tired of finding subscriptions i forgot i was paying for, so i built tracked, an app that watches for renewals and shows you something cheaper instead of just the bad news. ended up building a small directory into it too, other builders can list their own app if it's a real cheaper alternative to something people already pay for.
curious what you're all building in this space, and if the "cheaper alternative" directory idea is even useful or just another feature nobody uses. form's here if you want to throw yours in and see: usetracked.com/submit
Excited to finally introduce myself here! I'm Alex. I ve been following along for a while, and it s amazing to see how many of you are shipping products so quickly. Seriously, how do you do it?!
