Email for one thing. Chat for another. Docs somewhere else. Tasks in a different app. A CRM you barely check. a dashboard for the numbers nobody looks at until month-end.

You are not working anymore, you are doing tab archaeology, digging through six apps to find the one message that had the answer.

We got tired of it too. So we built Unified Orbis, one workspace where chat, tasks, epics, sprints, kanban boards, docs and calendar actually live together instead of sitting in separate silos pretending to be a stack. Orbis ai sits underneath all of it, seeing the whole picture instead of just whatever app happens to be open.

Hey Product Hunt!

I m Scott, the solo iOS developer behind Retrieve.

Been building DevnDespro SEO Tool, a multi-client dashboard I use to go deeper on full-stack dev and SEO. What started as a way to learn the stack properly has turned into a fairly complete platform, so figured I'd share what's in it.

The part I'm most excited about is the AI Visibility feature. Since search is shifting toward AI answer engines rather than just Google, I built a 6-tab dashboard (Summary, Questions, AI Responses, Competitors, Recommendations, History) that tracks how often a brand gets mentioned when people ask ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity about a topic. It also compares visibility against competitors and surfaces recommendations on how to improve mention rates, since this side of SEO barely existed a couple of years ago and the tooling for it is still pretty thin.

Beyond that, the platform covers the more traditional SEO workflow too:

• Site Audit: checks grounded in Core Web Vitals, W3C, and schema.org standards rather than an arbitrary composite score

• Backlinks Overview: pulls link data via DataForSEO to track link profile health

• Keyword Tracking: rank tracking with custom filtering to cut out irrelevant/junk keyword suggestions

• Domain Rank & Link Score: authority metrics sourced from DataForSEO

Hey Product Hunt!

I got tired of spending hours creating contracts for different countries and languages, so I built Arklyon Contracts.

It generates professional contracts in 30 seconds, automatically adapted to the laws of each country.

7 languages: English (US/UK), Portuguese, Spanish, French and Italian

One thing I kept running into while building UploadPack was how much effort creators can invest before they know whether an idea has much evidence behind it.

Research, competitors, positioning, titles, thumbnails it can easily become hours of work before production even starts.

Hey PH , founder of Focal here.

I'm Steve, a solo dev who's spent way too many nights rage-closing YouTube tabs 8 minutes into a video that had 30 seconds of actual signal.

That frustration turned into Focal a browser extension that gives you a WATCH / SKIM / SKIP verdict on any YouTube video before you click play. Hover a thumbnail, it reads the transcript, scores information density, and pulls out timestamped bullets and key moments. You can even apply a "lens" like just the steps or no fluff to filter for exactly what you're there for.

I built it mostly for my own ADHD brain, but it turns out a lot of people have the same "is this 20-minute video actually worth it" problem.

Time tracking is one of those things every company needs and nobody enjoys. I built LogSheet.ch to fix exactly that.

LogSheet is a timesheet and team management app for small and mid-size companies. Instead of messy spreadsheets and end-of-month chaos, your team logs hours in a clean daily grid lunch breaks, totals, and overtime calculate themselves. "Copy Monday" fills the whole week in one click, and you can flip between office, home office, and on-site instantly.

Hello

The launch of FolderIQ didn't go that well. But I am convinced it has potential to help many people deal with messy directories with the use of virtual views and tags on individual files.

Hey guys,

I ve been building custom WordPress themes from scratch for quite a while now. One thing I kept noticing across almost all my clients' shops is the massive amount of abandoned carts usually around 70%.

Most people use standard plugins that send these robotic, 'one-size-fits-all' emails, and honestly, they re pretty easy to ignore. It got me thinking: what if the emails were actually unique?

So, I m working on a small project called Cartalix.

How I automated machine-readable files (JSON-LD & MCP) for site owners for AI compensation

Like a lot of independent publishers, I ve spent years building content sites, only to watch AI crawlers harvest everything completely unchecked while the legal landscape for data licensing remains a total mess.

I realized that the biggest hurdle for normal site owners isn't just wanting fair compensation; it's the technical friction. Major AI labs and applications look for machine-readable discovery files, RSL policies, and structured registry feeds to know if a site is legitimate. But most independent WordPress publishers don't have the time or coding background to manually manage JSON-LD schemas or Model Context Protocol (MCP) endpoints.