WorkflowOS is a SaaS I built solo. You send a PDF, image or text file to a dedicated inbox. The AI classifies the document, pulls out vendor, customer, document number, dates, currency, totals, taxes and line items, and attaches a confidence score to each extraction.
The deliberate part: it never completes anything on its own. Every extraction arrives as a draft and the workflow only finishes after a person approves it. The AI never executes a payment and never sends anything on anyone's behalf. Each approval produces a record and a history exportable as CSV or JSON. Interface and document understanding in six languages: EN, PT, ES, FR, DE, IT.
Hello everyone, I'm new here and new to building websites/apps. I've been working on this site for a bit and would love some feedback on it for what can help improve the UX/UI plus how to get it out there some more. Thanks in advance for any advice!
Here's the link to it: Style Sync AI Fashion Stylist & Digital Wardrobe
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.
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.
Prolaud went live on Product Hunt a couple of hours ago, and I'm here all day replying to whatever comes in.
Some context: we ran online classes for a long time with four tools taped together. A video app for the class, payment links pasted into WhatsApp, a Google Sheet for who had paid, and a design tool for the certificate. Prolaud puts the live classroom inside the course platform, and the storefront sits on your own domain.
Today I'd rather hear what tripped you up than collect compliments. Open prolaud.com cold and tell me where you stopped reading, or what you'd need to see before moving your students over.
If you teach anything online, one more question: which tool in your stack would you drop first?
After around 3 years of working with my siblings on this, we've finally launched https://octri.dev which aims to simplify the entire API experience workflow for developers by allowing them to Create documentation, generate SDKs in 10 languages and monitor their API in production If Octri's idea interests you, I'd really appreciate if you can support our launch on Product Hunt: https://producthunt.com/products... #ProductHunt #LaunchDay #Launch
So I use Claude Code a lot for most of the day. Sometimes to implement long plan documents I spend hours refining, or just have it perform tasks that span hunting and fixing bugs all the way to implementing new features.
