... 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 through: The different types of accounts (Roth IRA vs 401(k) vs

... partner or an assistant, not the lead architect. I often start by writing comments or a rough outline of the program structure, then have the AI flesh out each part. That way, I ensure the overall design makes sense and I m not ending up with a Franken-codebase that only the AI understands. Keep Your Coding Skills Sharp: This is more of a philosophy than a step, but it s worth stating: Don t let vibe coding atrophy your ... ... world moves on. My journey from hating the concept of vibe coding to adopting it has been humbling, to say the least. It taught me that sometimes our gut reaction to new tech (especially one that threatens our sense

... wellness coach What surprised me: even a simple app has a LOT more complexity than you d expect subscriptions, App Store review gotchas, etc. I ended up learning: - prompt tuning with GPT/Claude - real-world solo dev tradeoffs (done vs perfect) Available on the App Store (iPhone only): https://apps.apple.com/app/id674... Would love to hear: - Does the core idea make sense

... watching loved ones struggle to understand their lab reports and medical records. Every health app seemed to be just a chatbot with generic wellness advice. That s not enough not when people are scared, confused, or trying to make sense of something serious. So we built Hecco an AI that actually reads your lab reports, vitals, prescriptions, and more. Then it explains them in simple language, with citations and real clinical logic behind every insight. It's like having ... ... effective (c) It helps make better decisions Join.nextbull.in Comment from Rajveer(@13dev_rajveer): We ve already applied! Brainypath was born out of our own struggle as learners using YouTube. the content is amazing, but there s no structure, no sense

... Common Sense Media published a report on this topic, and it reminded me of how big a bubble I live in. When Meta announced back in 2024/2025 that they wanted to create AI avatars to boost engagement , I was skeptic, but data speaks clearly  young people enjoy AI interaction . Some key points: The majority of U.S. teens (72%) have tried an AI companion at least once. 52% said they are regular users (13% chat with them daily ... ... real friends are more likely to spend their time outside. :) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @jordansvision  Of course, there is that trend. Even AI avatars earn way more than "regular" people. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @vshpandey96

... screens like "your store is being built" What I Need Feedback On: Would creators actually switch? Stan is $29/mo. If this were $15 Pro or free forever with watermark, would that be enough reason? Does the ad system make sense? Run ads to boost your store inside the platform (e.g. on explore/search/checkout pages) Rewards: sell more earn ad credits boost more What would make the discovery experience great? Categories? Trending? Filters? Store of the day? What should I not build ...

... really want to see the diff view as I have developed a healthy distrust of LLMs. So you can do both as Claude Code has a lot of plugins for IDEs: Claude Code for Jetbrains Claude Code for VScode See Anthropic docs on how to add Claude Code to your IDE for more Comment from Nikolai Berezovskii(@brzvsk): As a product person, not a dev, my take might be controversial: CLI-based AI tools are becoming more valuable for rapid ... ... Schranz (@__tosh): I would say in principle a richer ui (e.g. web based) will be better than a terminal user interface. It can do everything a terminal user interface can do and go way beyond it whenever it makes sense

... found ChatGPT super helpful for: Brainstorming product feature ideas Structuring information clearly for stakeholders and clients Meanwhile, I still use Google Search when I need quick facts or a sense check on what s out there. Curious how others split their use between the two. Comment from Cristian Stoian Urzica(@cristian_stoian_urzica): @theideator Indeed. It did Comment from Ayush(@ideatbd): @cristian_stoian_urzica haha, glad chatGPT made your life easier Comment from Cristian Stoian Urzica(@cristian_stoian_urzica): Well ...

... Simple rules : Drop your pricing page link below and get real, no-BS (but helpful!) feedback from fellow makers What we're looking at: Is your value prop clear or confusing? Are your tiers actually making sense? Would I bounce or convert? Quick wins you can implement today The deal: Give feedback to someone else's pricing page, then drop yours! Let's help each other build better businesses At Atlas, we see pricing struggles daily - from "what tier ... ... data -- So to combat this the 30-Day no questions ask refund is in place, this means that even if you pay for 1 month we will refund it.. -- Does the language i am using make sense

... seeing more products launch on Product Hunt that require payment to actually use any features. No free trial, no freemium tier, just a download that leads straight to a paywall. Part of me thinks this makes sense. If your product has real value, why give it away? People on Product Hunt understand they're looking at premium tools. Plus offering free access can attract users who will never pay anyway. But I also see the argument for temporary free access ... ... trial that gives people enough time to evaluate during the launch buzz, but converts them to paid after. I've seen successful launches using all three approaches, but I'm curious what actually works better for building genuine momentum versus

... wrong, but a few years ago, job opportunities were promoted here by companies when they wanted to find someone to join their team. This is also a question for founders or companies: Would it make sense to onboard tech-savvy or business-oriented people from here? I often see on Reddit or similar forums how someone is trying to put together a team (e.g. also for the sake of easier access to capital from VCs and investors), to fill ... ... Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @warrenharmon  Can you elaborate on what you mean? Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @michael_vavilov  What would be a friendly solution for that in terms of Product Hunt? Do you offer any alternative

... noticed an interesting pattern in my surroundings: People are very sensitive about their data (GDPR, etc.) But the same people are willing to share their health, partner problems, intimate relationships, etc., with LLM. Chat GPT becomes a therapist. Why do people trust AI so much, even though they are uncomfortable sharing sensitive

... more like that friend who you actually care about checking in on. At first, I thought, Isn t conversational AI companionship an obvious demand? People talk to smart speakers all the time! But I quickly realized: without a sense of rights + obligations, even the smartest model feels like a close tab and forget widget. After all, our warmest interactions with pets or dolls come from a shared sense

... previously learned in other ways (for example, from a language school or online lessons), but not necessarily for learning at a conversational level. 1 Do you have experience/know of other tools or apps that are more effective alternatives? 2 What do you personally miss about these language learning apps, or what are your biggest struggles in learning languages? 3 What languages are attractive to you to learn? 4 The last but not least: Does it make sense

... answer simple questions like: "What does this function do?" or " Why was this written this way?" Worse yet, outdated docs and tribal knowledge slow everything down from onboarding to refactoring to rewriting. That's why we built Bevel: A VS Code extension that gives you always up-to-date docs and diagrams, directly in your IDE. What makes Bevel different: Powered by static code analysis not LLM guesses Auto-updated docs & diagrams that evolve with your code Built ... ... complex, real-world systems like banking, insurance, automotive Support for 'legacy' languages like COBOL No manual setup just install the VS

... dominant category? Would love to hear your perspective. Comment from Alex Cloudstar(@alex_cloudstar): Great question. As a user, I still install native apps, but only when they clearly offer a better experience than a browser can. Tools like VS Code or Raycast come to mind. But the convenience of web apps has definitely raised the bar. From a builder's point of view, I think there's still a place for native desktop software. It makes the most sense

... every time you buy something through Product Hunt, you're putting hope into that maker or company and, in a sense, you're investing in them. At the same time, I feel that many makers here are also looking for investors. But not everyone is a VC. So it got me thinking: Would it make sense

... confident it will be relevant. Comment from Luke Dunsmore(@lukedunsmoto): @labellepoubelle   @appsforhumans  This! Login screens instantly turn me off a product these days. Great apps by the way guys! Comment from Tera Bitcoins(@terabitcoins): Does it make sense to create AI-based social network? No (And would you use it? Not at all! ) Are you already fed up with the AI trend? Yes! The more I know about it, the more I get tired of it. Or will ... ... evolution. Hopefully it will be very helpful on important discoveries, especially on health. Comment from Derek Liu(@derek_liu_dev): Like with any social media platform, anything that gets hype tends to become popular. AI helps in that sense

... here. Startups aren't a race. They're a marathon in an idea maze, and you're far more likely to reach a dead end and kill your startup that way than you are to be crushed by a competitor. Okay, so if launch early and launch often is the 90th percentile advice, there are still cases where it makes sense

... registration From registration to paid customer What numbers do you consider good? I haven't managed to find clear answers online. PS: Im a solopreneur so I have limited resources, I cant be pursuing products that make no sense number-wise. Cheeeeeers ! Comment from steve beyatte(@steveb): For something really early where you haven't optimized the funnels yet, I would be happy if anyone was converting to paid especially if that was organic. What are your traffic sources? Generally ... ... whether that conversion is more expensive than your product. Because if one customer acquisition costs you 20 and he/she buys product for 9, it is not a good deal :D Comment from Tasos V(@cryptosymposium): @andres_vlaeminck  makes sense

... insights. We just integrated Meta s LLaMA 4 into our platform, and the results have been wild. Here s what you can now do with Ontosight + LLaMA 4: Instantly summarize dense scientific papers Speed up drug discovery workflows Make sense of clinical data in seconds Run multilingual, hyper-contextual searches across biomedical content All powered by one of the most capable open-source LLMs out there We re already being used by 200K + professionals across 100 + countries, but this LLaMA ... ... upgrade has taken things to a whole new level. If you're working in life sciences or just curious about how AI can make sense

... that I perceive: A rigid system that does not support thinking outside the box. Can prevent full entrepreneurship. A lot of sunk money on something that you may not even enjoy and will use in the future (in the sense you will not be working in a particular sector). Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @alex_cloudstar  True  most government jobs may require it (and jobs related to justice, and medicine)... Otherwise, it is up to your willingness ... ... Hope your study goes well. Comment from Yan Bingbing(@onbing): @busmark_w_nika  211 prioritizes 100+ key national universities, while 985 (a subset of 211) focuses on 40 elite schools aiming for global excellence, akin to Ivy League vs

... Pricing has been one of the trickiest parts of building a SaaS product for me especially deciding when to introduce regional pricing. Some markets are super price-sensitive, while others don t mind paying more for the right features. It s a tough balance set prices too high, and you lose potential customers; too low, and profitability takes a hit. I ve seen companies like Zoho and Chargebee roll out regional pricing early to stay competitive, while Salesforce and Atlassian ... ... have mostly stuck to global pricing, with Salesforce offering regional discounts in some cases. That got me thinking when does it actually make sense

... feels suspicious and erodes trust (presumably this is for language detection or something?) your logo is a bit confusing at first glance, but thats a super nit I like that you mention both uploading + banking integrations like plaid. makes sense to me. comparing your spending to others is interesting. im not sure i would want that, but its cool! overall, very cool and fun to see a more mature product in a similar space! best of luck! Comment from Matt ... ... wasnt me trying to give you feedback. maybe just make it all async and send me an email with the report so you verify my email as well? I think your copy is pretty clean and makes sense

... help to make sure this actually solves a real problem! Don t hold back - I want the brutal truth . Here s what I m hoping to learn: Do you have enough SaaS/AI tools where something like this would make sense? What's the distribution of tools which use Consumption/Usage as a cost metric VS