Hi everyone, Dan Hunter here, thanks for stopping by. Content discovery is an interesting problem to me. We all subscribe to a bunch of newsletters from people we respect and admire then desperately attempt to consume everything before the next one comes in. If only someone created summaries of the best content on the web for creators, categorized each essay, article, thread, etc. then stored it in an easy to search database that you can reference when you have time to do so... 😁 Hunter Green is an A.I. powered search engine for creators. Hunter is indexing the best evergreen content on the internet for you to discover, reference, and learn. A.I. is such a fun tool for creators and I liked the idea of giving the search engine a human name. Hunter is conveniently my last name so I just ran with it. This follows the naming convention that other creators have adopted e.g. Lex from the brilliant folks at Every. Hunter also works well as a first name and I thought it would be fun to add a last name of Green, short for evergreen. What's awesome is users can now submit writers and links directly on the platform. I'm excited about this feature because we can build knowledge graph as a community. Hunter Green is free for now, but with more value baked in there's potential to turn this into a proper SaaS product. At this stage, I'm most interested in getting feedback on how I can improve. Sign up for an account and submit some links to be included in the knowledge graph.

Hunter Green

A search engine for creators.

A search engine for creators.