Honestly built this out of frustration.

I kept telling myself I'd do outreach "after this sprint." Three months post-launch, I had a solid product and roughly zero users. The marketing stuff wasn't hard I just kept skipping it because shipping felt more real.

LaunchPilot runs overnight. It finds relevant leads, drafts outreach emails, writes content, and drops posts into communities while I'm asleep. Morning comes and there's a queue waiting I approve what looks good, skip what doesn't, and the rest goes out.

Hey Product Hunt community!

As someone who spends a lot of time watching online tutorials and tech presentations, I've always felt that clean whiteboards lack the character, focus, and texture of a traditional physical classroom.

To solve this, I spent the last few weeks building LearningBoard (https://learningboard.online) a free, 100% client-side virtual blackboard web app.

Hello community!

This will be my first launch on Product Hunt. Wish me luck !

I m building a product that is already helping me (during testing) organize my lists of favorite places (cafe bars, restaurants, bakery, etc.) in different cities. For example, I live in Spain, in Valencia, and it s actually hard to find really good coffee in caf s here but I managed to do it. I created a list of great coffee places in Flistoo and want to share it with people who are looking for spots like these. And anyone can create a list of their favorite places and share it with friends.

Flistoo helps you discover, save, and share food and drink spots around the world, so you can stop saving places in notes and easily manage them in one app.

That was basically the problem I wanted to solve.

I really like the Codex app especially how clean and focused the interface feels but for harder coding and architecture tasks I still often want to use Claude Code or other agents.

So I built a native app with a similar UI philosophy, but without tying it to one model or agent.

https://www.producthunt.com/prod...

Hi everyone I m building No Missed Quotes, a lightweight follow-up queue for solo service businesses. It turns a customer, quote amount, and next follow-up date into one clear list of who to contact today, with a message you can copy for WhatsApp, email, or phone.

I m especially interested in how cleaners, repair pros, designers, photographers, consultants, and small suppliers currently remember to follow up after sending a quote. Do you use a CRM, a spreadsheet, calendar reminders, or just memory?

Just launched a little tool I've been using internally to convert invoices into CSV for SEO reporting. It's been a huge time-saver for tracking marketing spend across clients. Would love for you to check it out and share your thoughts!

Hey PH community, solo dev here.

115 days ago I built my first tool a PDF compressor. One rule:

the user's file never leaves their device. No uploads, ever.

That obsession snowballed. 115 days later, 90 tools across 10 categories:

I started a venture studio in May around the Velocity Process for Agentic Engineering and rapid company launches.

Here an example of what we can code up in a weekend and launch.

Hey Product Hunt community! For the past few months, our team has been quietly building something we are incredibly proud of. We noticed a major flaw in the traditional get-paid-to (GPT) and rewards platforms: slow payouts, outdated user interfaces, and high transaction fees that eat up users' earnings. We wanted to build a modern, high-performance side hustle platform that actually respects the user's time and scales seamlessly. That s how MelioPlay was born.
MelioPlay is a next-generation rewards platform designed specifically for the digital generation. We ve gamified the way users complete micro-tasks and surveys, turning their spare time into real-world value. Whether they want to earn crypto directly into their wallets or redeem highly coveted gaming rewards like Robux and Xbox Game Pass, we ve optimized the entire pipeline to ensure immediate, secure, and friction-free distribution.

From a maker's perspective, our biggest challenge was building a fraud-prevention infrastructure and automating reward delivery without compromising security. We focused heavily on creating a robust backend that handles instantaneous data processing, ensuring that when a user completes a task, their balance reflects it in real-time. We wanted to move away from the clunky web apps of the past and offer a sleek, lightning-fast product experience.

We got rejected for a finance application once. Not because we weren't qualified, but our documents weren't ready in time. So i got involved in a company that's doing something about it.
CoID is a digital identity for your business. You build your profile once, carry it forward, and decide exactly what you share with who. Built around audit logs, access controls, and the ability to revoke at any time. Your business info, always in your control.
We are in early access and completely free right now. We call it Founder membership and all we want in return is honest feedback from people actually running businesses.
Would love to hear how you all feel about KYB & business compliance. I've experienced some real nightmares in the past.