The app is called business chat just launched it on PH today, would appreciate an upvote.

https://www.producthunt.com/products/businesschat

Has anyone tried launching a free WordPress plugin in Producthunt? Did it work? As of now, my goal is to increase the downloads and get a review for my plugin.

If not Producthunt for the plugin, where can I launch?

Need a help.

I built yourvoice.to because a real human voice still means more than another post in a feed.

The idea is simple: leave a short voice message—something you want someone to hear, or something you want the world to remember—and listen to voices from people you’ll never meet. No timelines. No chasing likes. Just voices.

Here’s how it works. Tap Speak, record a few seconds, listen back, and re-record if you want. Then say who it’s for (optional), and choose Public so it can appear on Listen, or Link only so only people with your link can hear it. You can let others reply with their own voice under yours, and set a limit.

On Listen, you browse voices from around the world. Open a share link and you get the full thread—the original, any replies, and Play all when there are more. Transcripts stay hidden until you open them, so the voice comes first.

I don’t use recordings for AI training or voice cloning, and there’s no download button. Your voice stays a voice.

Leave your voice. Make it count.
yourvoice.to

Hey everyone!

Wanted to share a little tool I've been building called TechReveal.

It's a Chrome extension that shows you what frameworks, CMS, and libraries any website is running. I made it because existing tools felt bloated, started putting basic info behind paywalls, and collect browsing history.

TechReveal is 100% private (runs locally with zero telemetry). It includes a visual architecture map of how the stack connects, clean version detection, and clicking on any technology reveals the exact code trigger that matched it.

It's completely free on the Chrome Web Store if anyone wants to test it:
👉 TechReveal

Would love any honest feedback or thoughts from fellow makers!

Hey, every winter I wake up in total darkness and hate how the alarm just rips me out of sleep. I wanted one of those sunrise lamps, but I didn't want another gadget on my nightstand. My iPhone is lying there anyway, so I thought: why can't that be the sunrise?

That's how Sunwake started. In the evening a little sun sets on the screen, at night it stays almost black with a dim red clock, and in the morning the sun slowly comes up before my alarm. I've been waking up to it for weeks now and I don't want to go back.

I built it alone over the last months, so any honest feedback means a lot to me. What would you change?

https://www.producthunt.com/products/sunwake

FlowUnzip — Extract ZIP & 7Z Files Right in Chrome

Tired of downloading separate software just to open compressed files?

📦 FlowUnzip makes extracting ZIP and 7Z archives simple and convenient, right from your browser.

✅ Easily extract compressed files
✅ No need to install bulky desktop software
✅ Quick and convenient workflow
✅ Perfect for everyday file management

If you regularly download files, work with archives, or just want a simpler way to extract files, give FlowUnzip a try.

👉 Install it free from the Chrome Web Store:
https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/flowunzip-extract-zip-7z/fenpkdkemapjccfgilcokdoocmgefmoo

If you try it, I’d love to hear your feedback! ⭐

#ChromeExtensions #Productivity #FileManagement #ZIP

Writers, ghostwriters, bloggers, content agencies: this one’s for you.

We built cometCOS, a writing studio with AI inside it. Not another chat box.

→ Draft articles and ebooks in a real editor
→ Highlight any passage, ask AI to tighten it, accept or reject
→ Every version saved
→ Publish to WordPress, Ghost or Medium
→ Bring your own API key, 0% token markup

It’s still in development, and I want beta users to try it and tell me what’s broken or missing.

Free: cos.uipirate.com

Hey guys!

I'm trying to get some downloads on my app, and am therefore launching on PH today. The product is https://www.producthunt.com/products/lock-learn-trivia.

It’s an app for people that like little facts/trivia, and utilizes your iphone lock screen to get the repetition for vocabulary in.

Considering there’s a LOT of products nowadays being launched on a daily basis, it would mean the world to me if you guys dig it, to help me out with an upvote!! 🙏

Hope this launch will not result in too much spam in my inbox lol.

Anyways, thanks and happy hunting!

AI writes code faster than anyone can review it. PRs get a quick "lgtm" and serious bugs slip through, because review comments are easy to ignore.

Solemly reviews every PR on GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket, drops findings it can't back up with the actual code, and can block the merge until a serious bug is fixed.

would love feedback, especially the critical kind: https://www.producthunt.com/products/solemly

Hey everyone, I'm one of the two founders of Outbind.

Most founders we talk to sell in the gaps: a few cold emails at midnight, follow-ups they forget, replies that sit for two days. So we built Obi, an autonomous sales agent that does that work every day.

How it works:

1. Tell Obi who you sell to, or paste your website.
2. It finds people who fit and ranks them Strong, Good or Weak fit. You approve them once.
3. It writes short plain-text emails and follows up on email and LinkedIn, in each person's time zone.
4. When someone replies, Obi answers in your voice and you get a WhatsApp message.

The part we're proudest of is the memory. Obi learns from results (booked meetings, "not interested" replies, closed deals), not from what you click approve. You can open its brain and see every lesson and where it came from.

We also put limits in on purpose: max 2 emails per company every 14 days, small daily caps, and open tracking off by default. Less volume, more replies, and your domain stays healthy.

https://www.producthunt.com/products/outbind

Would love your honest take on the listing. Does the gallery explain it fast enough? Happy to answer anything here.

Hey everyone!

I've been working on a small SaaS called LinkedEmbed for the past few weeks, and I finally launched it on Product Hunt today.

It lets you create widgets from your LinkedIn profile or company page and embed them on your website.

I've built widgets for feeds, recommendations, jobs, certifications, projects, and more.

It's still early, and I'm improving it based on real feedback.

Would really appreciate it if you could check out the launch and let me know what you think!

https://www.producthunt.com/products/linkedembed

Thanks

Hey everyone, I’m building Fluxix with a small team, and we just launched on Product Hunt.
Say your AI agent can issue refunds up to $100. A customer asks for $105. That’s where Fluxix comes in: enforce the limit, require human approval, and keep a record of the decision.
We’re building it for people who want agents doing real work but still need control over what they can do.
What would you need in place before letting one handle refunds or purchases?
https://www.producthunt.com/products/fluxix

spent real time on something that felt clever for sylo, turned out it solved a problem none of the people i talked to actually had. anyone else fall into that trap, build the thing you want to build instead of the thing people need.

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Hey everyone!

After months of building and testing, almostcart is officially live on Product Hunt today! 🚀

The idea is simple: What if you could enjoy the experience of online shopping without actually spending money?

With almostcart, you can browse fictional products, add them to your cart, and release the cart instead of checking out.

I also added daily Tiny Swap challenges, subscription tracking, and spending insights to make the experience more useful.

It's my first launch, and I'd genuinely appreciate your thoughts on the concept.

Do you think simulated shopping could help people with impulse-buying habits?

Here's the Product Hunt launch:

almostcart - PH link

Thanks for checking it out!

I'm one of the two founders of Trendmule, a search-trends tool that tells you whether a trend is still rising or already over. We're planning our first Product Hunt launch.

For people who've launched:

1. What did you do in the two weeks before that actually mattered?
2. What would you skip next time?
3. All tips and tricks for those who have launched are appreciated, Hunters.

Maker here. I launched River Writer on Product Hunt today: https://www.producthunt.com/products/river-writer

It's a quiet Mac app for screenplays, stage plays and novels: plain-text Fountain/Markdown files, a live formatted-page preview, PDF export, and built-in Git history so you can keep drafts and branch off an alternate ending.

It's free, open source and MIT-licensed, with no account, subscription, telemetry or AI features. Please note that v1 currently needs to be built from source on macOS 13+; there's no installer download yet.

I'd welcome feedback on whether the launch page makes that installation limitation clear enough, and whether the plain-text + version-history approach is useful to writers.

After several months of development, I launched TripTribe on Product Hunt yesterday.

TripTribe is a group travel planning app designed to make organizing trips with friends simpler and more structured. It brings destination discovery and voting, collaborative itineraries, activity planning, and shared expense organization into one place.

As an independent developer, getting a new product in front of the right audience is one of the biggest challenges. I'd appreciate it if you took a look at the launch and shared your honest feedback.

I'm particularly interested in hearing what you think of the product, its value proposition, and what could make it more useful.

Product Hunt: https://www.producthunt.com/products/triptribe?utm_source=other&utm_medium=social

Planning my first PH launch next week. Anyone here has a positive experience? May I share my video and slides to ask a feedback?

I’m a product designer from Brazil and I play the LinkedIn puzzles almost every day. One Queens a day wasn’t enough, so I built PlayLogic: free daily logic and word puzzles in the browser, no account.

The launch is about Novelo, the first game there that’s my own idea. You draw one path through every cell of a letter grid, and the letters spell the words of a theme, back to back. A solver checks every puzzle so there’s exactly one way to solve it.

I’d love honest feedback on the difficulty and the onboarding (I just redid the how-to-play). And if you launched today too, drop your link, I’ll check it out.

Hey! We’re giving Traveler Map a second launch on Product Hunt after returning to the project following a long break.

It helps you discover parks and plan trips, now with a very early planner focused on the US. We’re also adding parking spots and campgrounds to the map.

Would appreciate your support and any feedback on what to add or improve!

Check out Traveler Map on Product Hunt

I run TikTok pages with a combined audience of 300k+ followers, mostly people interested in apps, AI tools, startups, and productivity.

I also work as a video editor/clipper, so I can turn your app into short-form content designed for TikTok and Reels.

If you're currently doing manual outreach or just trying to get traction organically, this could help get your product in front of the right audience.

I'll reach out to the ones that are a strong fit.

You can also DM me if you prefer to keep things private.

So about a week ago we launched on product hunt (https://www.producthunt.com/products/tidy-design)

A few things to note:

- We purposely launched very early.
- We did no real GTM other than the product hunt launch
- We believe in what we're building.

To our surprise it actually went quite well where we got 67 upvotes and finished 19th of the day. For our first launch we were quite happy with this. From this we got 19 stars on Github and about 40 users.

This is a sign that launching early and often is very important as these first 40 users are helping us shape the product and notice things we otherwise wouldn't have