... Product Hunt! I m excited (and maybe a little nervous) to share MoneyMinion with you! It s a free tool I built for people who want to start investing, but have no idea where to begin. What It Does: MoneyMinion walks beginners

... Vibe coding seems to be a popular concept these days. Instead of writing all the codes by themselves, developers are turning to natural language prompts to simplify the programming process. It seems much more accessible, efficient, and beginner-friendly. So what about data analysis? It still seems highly professional now, and the majority of people naturally think that they cannot do the data work but have to resort to analysts for help. But maybe with the advance of AI data ...

... podcast, watch their YouTube, review their Substack. Know their beats before you reach out and make sure your story actually fits. A few targeted emails to the right person beats a spray-and-pray approach. This is just the beginning, and I ve got a lot more to share. I ll be diving into it with some fellow YC alums on August 9 at The To Do List Summit in San Francisco, sponsored by Sentry, Brex, and Tandem ... ... Very tactically, should you include "AI" in your tagline or not? How do you stand out when you have a product in a really crowded space? Or worse, a product in a crowded space where all of the other competitors

... Product Hunt We just posted a beginner-friendly Web3 article on Emostically. 1 What s New? You ve played Notcoin, Hamster Kombat, DOGS, Catizen, and more. But what s next after the taps stop? This guide helps beginners

... know I was participating in a budding movement. As AI coding assistants improved, my vibing only increased. I started letting GitHub Copilot auto-complete whole chunks of code while I casually tabbed through its suggestions. I d begin writing a comment like // function to shuffle a deck of cards and before I could finish my thought, Copilot would offer to generate the entire function for me. Often, it was correct or at least a decent starting point. I wasn ... ... rather, speaking code. Once the term went mainstream, the reactions were polarizing, to put it mildly. On one side, you have true believers heralding vibe coding as a revolution that will democratize software development. They point out how even beginners

... designers. We built it because we were tired of spending too much time on small, repetitive tasks like background removal, image upscaling, or making headshots for social/media use. Tools like Photoshop are powerful but not always fast or beginner-friendly. With Cashzine.AI , you can: Remove image backgrounds in seconds Enhance blurry or low-quality photos Create ID-style profile images with no editing skills (And more features like batch editing & video tools are coming soon) It s super fast ...

... with global components such as footers, navbar, buttons, they'd be created per page, which meant updates were not being done globally. The AI often skips reviewing the codebase to confirm the issue you describe, assumes it exists and begins theorising complex solutions. The AI is always positive - of the solution and that it was obviously a mistake (when challenged) Even when being explicit about what you want to change the AI can start making changes to unrelated files ... ... completely broken after spending time polishing another page , and was left in the dilemma of how to revert. Often after making direct edits in the codebase, it will throw a runtime error after saving. Causing the AI to begin

... they say, it feels to me like the nightmare of AI, because everything moves so fast and everyone is building more stuff (and barely maintaining it) There are a lot of AI frameworks to begin with: LangChain. LlamaIndex. AutoGen. CrewAI. DSPy. OpenDevin. Semantic Kernel... They re all trying to answer one basic question: 'The best way to reliably interact with an LLM so that you can bolt things like memory, tools, and MCP to your AI agent' Everyone Wants ... ... related products exist already: https://www.producthunt.com/sear... No one trusts the abstractions they didn t write themselves. Every framework is a political stance, a philosophy on how to do the "NEW THING" right: Where does context ends and reasoning begins

... want to build a personal brand? This can be meant for platform-specific, but also general advice. I have these 3: Go to the platform where your target audience is certainly (and focus on this one at the beginning) Talk about what you love (choose one main topic) Interact more than you yapp at the beginning

... safety, damaging brand reputation, and causing significant revenue loss across sectors such as pharmaceuticals, FMCG, personal care, and electronics. Traditional enforcement methods and supply chain controls are no longer enough. To stay ahead, brands must evolve and that evolution begins with the consumer. Turning Consumers Into Authenticity Advocates Ennoventure believes that every consumer can be empowered to act as a real-time verifier of authenticity. With the right tools, they don t just avoid counterfeit products they become a decentralized ... ... verify it. Beyond QR Codes: Invisible and Secure While QR codes offer a basic layer of protection, they re often static and easily duplicated. Ennoventure s invisible digital signatures embedded directly into the packaging provide a secure, tamper-proof alternative

... founders and we have been working on this app for the last 8 months. I'd like to introduce Crifity. We are days away from launch and I thought it would be a good idea to begin putting it out there. The premise of the app is that you can scan or look up any product, and our app will give you a rating based on online reviews, price comparisons and product alternatives

... everyone! I built LiveFX with just Google Sheets and Carrd because I wanted something fast, simple, and ad-free to check live currency rates It s beginner-friendly, fully no-code, and I d love your feedback or thoughts! Thanks for checking it out Nicole ...

... those who don't know: Instead of New Year's resolutions, I set goals at the beginning of each quarter to accomplish in the next 90 days and evaluate them at the end. What were your Q2 goals, and how did you perform at maintaining them? Feel free to share your successes. Here's a rundown of what I accomplished (or didn't accomplish) in Q2: My goals for Q2: Record 30 YT shorts according to scripts I created ... ... watched your YouTube video titled How To Build Community On Product Hunt? super insightful, thank you for sharing! You mentioned that the first step is engaging with people, and I d love to dive deeper into that. As a beginner

... test it and share their thoughts. That way, I can better understand what's working, what's missing, and how to improve the product. If you're interested in getting early access and helping shape the product for beginners, just drop a comment or DM me, I d love to hear from you and send over the beta link. Thanks so much in advance ...

... tool that lets you create viral Reels, Shorts, and TikToks in seconds no video editing skills required! Key Features: Auto-captions with voice recognition AI-generated viral titles & hashtags Drag-and-drop video editor Real-time trend analysis Beginner-friendly interface What You Get: Unlimited usage for just $9 no recurring fees Instant access to your personal tool panel after purchase Step-by-step user guide delivered via email (PDF) Upload any video, generate captions and hashtags in seconds ...

... building an AI tool that turns ANY question you ask into a short, beginner-friendly visual tutorial video just like having your own personal explainer in your pocket. If you ve got 2 minutes, we d love your input: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/... Your feedback genuinely helps us build something people want ...

... about how chaotic the first phase of any project is especially for early-stage founders. You get the idea, you get excited and then you freeze. Do you validate? Do you sketch out a landing page? Do you research competitors? Or just build something to get feedback? Personally, I ve been experimenting with different ways to make that early direction clearer I ve journaled, built mini systems, even started working on a validation tool with a few people to help ... ... test ideas faster. But I m curious how you approach that fuzzy beginning

... what inspired both myself and @asher_williams to create Zettel. https://app.zettel.study During our schooling and higher education years, we were profoundly disappointed and we know we aren't alone. The education system is flawed, and in 2025, its beginning to not keep up with the world around it The majority of things I learned, I taught myself. The same could be said for @asher_williams . We created Zettel so that you can teach yourself anything. No more paid courses ... ... between! We believe the world is moving so fast that it s hard to keep up. Even when you want to, it can be difficult to know where to start and even harder to stay on track once you begin

... help solopreneurs and no-code makers save time on boring, repetitive tasks. Here s what s live so far: Google Form Notion (auto-logs entries) Google Sheet Auto Email Follow-up Form Sheet Instant Email Reply Each one is: Beginner-friendly Takes under 10 minutes to set up Built for solo builders, freelancers & productivity nerds Check them out here: https://estatevortex.gumroad.com/ I m offering 1 FREE template (with setup help) to the first 10 folks who reply. Just ...

... there, I'm Angela and I'm thrilled to be part of ProductHunt community. As a developer behind YouMind, I am thrilled to share our innovative AI creation studio with you. YouMind is where creation begins, turning your ideas into results by capturing inspiration, gathering materials, crafting content, and sharing with the world. It's designed to be a project-based platform that simplifies the creative process for users, making it easier to bring their visions to life. In developing ... ... realize their ideas with ease and precision, making the journey from inspiration to creation a streamlined and enjoyable experience. Check us out at https://youmind.ai/overview Comment from Wana Musumadi(@wana_musumadi): You mention YouMind is "where creation begins

... When ChatGPT was at the beginning, I and most of my colleagues used it as an enhancer for our work - mostly code and research - much like a person would use Google but more direct, saving time instead of browsing more websites. We'd have a question about our work and talked to an AI expert (that wasn't that good before) to find out the answer. No more, no less. Today, I see a LOT of people writing entire apps ...

... designed for users around the world, and as exciting as it sounds, building something truly global comes with a lot of unexpected challenges. Here are a few that I ve encountered so far: 1.Localization Translating text is just the beginning. Cultural context, tone, and even color choices can affect how users perceive your product. 2.AI prefers English One specific issue I ve noticed: even when users interact in their native language, the AI often replies in English especially for code ... ... aware of, when considering localization strategies. Comment from Yee Doong(@yeedoong88): @dg_  Great question thanks for asking! Our product is AI-based and developer-focused, which naturally draws interest from users in different regions, even from the very beginning

... already out there , and I ve tried many of them. But I often found some gaps, So I m building Autocoder with those gaps in mind combining my own learnings and user feedback to create something more helpful, intentional , and beginner-friendly. I d love your input I'm building this in public , and I d love your feedback: What would you want an AI dev agent to do? What frustrations have you had with similar tools? What would make ...

... kept seeing MCP pop up everywhere. At first I thought it was just another buzzword but turns out,  Model Context Protocol  is actually  super useful . While figuring it out, I realized there wasn t a lot of beginner-focused content on it, so I put together a short video that covers: What exactly is MCP (in plain English) How it Works How to get started using it with a sample setup Nothing fancy, just trying to break ...

... attention. I wrote my most viral post in 10 minutes while having morning coffee. You never know what will take off. Don't overthink it, just start writing and posting. 2. Don't be afraid to help competitors Some people say building in public I only give my competitors