... guys! After years of wrangling with flaky, missing, or totally manual-written tests in Python, C++, Java and JS projects, I felt the pain devs are tired of: - Spending hours or days on test

... creating a fitness app that uses AI on @Lovable , and I'm also testing it myself. I use the app daily to check its functions, how it works, and the exercises. If I find something strange or think of something new, I record voice memos with issues, changes, or improvements. I act as both the product manager and a user. Later, I listen to these notes and make the changes. I'm interested in how you test

... code hints: Prototyping & engine glue: AI-assisted Swift/RealityKit snippets (head-locked HUD, starfield batching, pooled SFX, laser system), then hand-tuned. Design ops: fast iterations on UI comps, iconography, infographics, and store artwork; copy passes for App Store, TestFlight, and outreach. Go-to-market checklists: submission flows, feature nominations, and CPP strategy distilled into actionables we could execute same day. What ... ... novel Pure eye-gaze targeting (no controller) Volumetric arena + mixed reality & full immersion Real-time gravitational motion (not on rails) 60 bite-size levels tuned for one-more-round play Try it / tear it apart TestFlight

... chance to onboard some amazing early testers into Datastripes over the past few weeks and honestly? The feedback has been a lot! For example, we saw people are using Datastripes in ways we didn t fully expect: Quick dashboards for internal reports Exploratory flows for understanding messy datasets Automated processes for recurring tasks Even sharing live dashboards with clients or investors But what s been even more valuable than how they use it is what they ask next ... ... that s where we re focusing next: Smarter building blocks. For example we added the MovingAverage node, the MapCategorize node and the messages/reasoning toolbar Intuitive UX that guides instead of overwhelms Faster paths from data insight share To everyone testing

... started testing Watchflow s rule engine across some of the most active GitHub repositories: vscode

... time to discover bugs, friction points, or unclear messaging is during your launch. Releasing it to a small, early audience before Product Hunt gives you the chance to iron out critical issues and fine-tune the user experience. 2. Testimonials Are Launch Fuel A great Product Hunt page isn t just about screenshots, it s about social proof. Having early users who can vouch for your product makes it 10x more compelling. Their quotes and feedback can become the backbone ... ... your launch copy. 3. Feedback Is Better Than Hope It s easy to fall in love with your own idea. But launching to a closed group of testers

... frame-controlling replies, not the cringey, robotic stuff that's already flooded the market. Now that the MVP is ready, my big question is: What are the best strategies you've used to find your first 100 quality beta testers? I'm not just looking for numbers; I'm looking for people who will actually use the product, break things, and provide brutally honest feedback. I've seen everything from Reddit posts to small ad campaigns. For those ... ... bengeekly): Maybe it s something hard to sell. I built in the past 2 Raas , and we stayed in that phase for 4 years before accepting our defeat. It was the most costly mistake I made. Now, I always test

... Hello PH!! We're building Uxia, a tool that makes user testing more accessible for all design and product teams, no matter their size and resources. As you probably know, most user testing

... feed were rolling their eyes at the buzzword. The conventional wisdom in software engineering says good code requires careful thought and skill, not just going with the flow. I had spent years honing the craft learning algorithms, writing unit tests, agonizing over naming variables so the suggestion that one could simply give in to the vibes and let AI handle the heavy lifting felt almost insulting. If vibe coding was going to be the future, as some claimed ... ... might let you forget that the code even exists during generation, but at some point you (or someone on your team) will have to maintain that code. So do Future-You a favor and keep an eye on it. Test

... just launched my first product, Escape Velocity AI, for the first time on Product Hunt: https://www.producthunt.com/prod... ? It s an AI tool that acts like a strategy consultant in your browser, helping founders and operators structure business plans, test assumptions, and make sharper decisions without the cost of traditional consulting. My main goal isn t just upvotes (though I d appreciate your support if you like it). I m looking for early testers

... hard to find testers alpha, beta, whateva (sorry, had to). I ve been running both user acquisition and tester

... excited (and a little nervous) to open up the alpha for a tool I ve been building: Mechasm.ai Why I built this: As a developer, I got tired of dealing with flaky selectors, slow CI runs, and rewriting tests every time the UI changed. I wanted a tool that just worked, something that let me focus on testing

... building FinalRun with my cofounder Ashish @droidash , who previously worked at SmartBeings, a startup that built Alexa-like smart home devices back in 2017. Over the years, we ve both felt the pain of writing and maintaining mobile UI tests that constantly break, especially when relying on fragile selectors, slow execution, and complex setups. That s why we re building FinalRun from the ground up not just another test

... Clean, responsive UI Local storage (no account required) That s it, no fluff, just a focused tool that does its job well. Things like Spaces, cross-device sync, and AI features are planned, but only after this foundation is tested and stable. Want to help test

... live on Product hunt today with a fantastic new technique of simulating AI test users on your earliest prototypes.I'd love for you all to try out: https://www.appvelocity.io we are live on Product Hunt today! https://producthunt.com/products... Simulated users offer a ton of benefits to supercharge your design workflow: Speed and Availability : Imagine 24/7 feedback. With simulated users, you're not waiting for recruitment, scheduling, or actual test

... level recap of our Product of the Month launch - and you had so many questions that we went back to document every tactic in full. Today, here s the in-depth playbook : the exact strategies, experiments, and community-powered tests that took Chronicle to #1 on Product Hunt and over 1,000 upvotes within 24 hours. 1. The Spark: one tweet On June 6, Andrej Karpathy casually spoke about Cursor for Slides. Within minutes: Homepage copy was updated everywhere ... ... echo his phrase. Slack and Twitter lit up with founders, PMs and designers sharing Chronicle is that! Lesson: Treat every genuine shout-out as a live copy test

... building a content assistant tool for people who post on LinkedIn five or more times a week. But honestly, finding testers has been harder than expected. LinkedIn DMs rarely get replies. Influencer marketing is way too expensive. And because it s an editor-style product, paid ads don t spread well. Maybe I m just making excuses. But if any of you have been down this road before, I d really appreciate any advice you can share ... ... bring in alpha testers

... right, as I am still learning. But, I remembered the good old days I was working at a toy company and I was their "Marketing Manager" (essentially their everything guy). One of my responsibilities was to test the toys we produce. What I remember was endless testing

... Daniel from @Scrimba With all the discussions and debates online about whether AI is causing coding skill atrophy AKA making our brains mush , I was tasked to create a fun quiz to test fundamental coding knowledge. Behold: https://devatrophy.com   No back rubs, no handholding, and absolutely NO AI overlords allowed  just pure suffering. Ironically we decided to produce it by vibe coding on V0. Oh the irony. There's 3 levels: Noobie, Le Chad and Hardcore. You will ... ... event price: $0.19, Median price: $0.15, Min price: $0.02, Max price: $0.51 Key insights/learnings: AI isn't going to fix what you don't know to ask. e.g. consulting with our broad skilled team I had multiple chances to test

... just launched a fun little side project called the Dev Atrophy Test - a quick quiz to see if your coding brain still holds up in the age of AI. It's not anti-AI (we love AI!), but let s be real: with autocomplete and copilots doing half the work, it s easy to lose touch with the basics. This quiz is a playful check-in to see if those foundational dev skills are still somewhere in that AI-soaked ... ... cortex of yours https://www.producthunt.com/prod... Curious to see how you stack up? Take the test

... What if one site could both make you laugh and test your mental speed? At MemeLieDetector.com we built exactly that - a weird fusion of meme logic and actual cognitive tests

... everyone, We re testing a platform we ve been building for a while to make it easier to manage and execute digital projects from start to finish. The idea is to combine the best of project management tools with the flexibility of hiring developers, similar to what Freelancer offers. In practice, this means that regular users, agencies, or companies can create projects by describing what they need. The platform automatically generates a budget, sets up the project instantly, and allows ... ... This white-label solution allows a company to create a project for its customer, and then a developer from the platform can start working on it. The sandbox version is already live. We're looking for people interested in testing

... everyone! And why we re asking this question: We re building a simple platform for testing your startup ideas, where you can fill out one single template with most important parameters: idea description, audience, value proposition, marketing plan, product and etc) and instantly get a Product Deck, which another users and authors can be appreciate. No multiple tabs just the essentials. We've seen how hard it is to test

... gonna lie - I originally built the Meme Lie Detector just for fun. One button, some chaos , classic sounds - that s it. But then the Reaction Time Test somehow showed up. And the Typing Speed Test

... have a website or landing page yet, where do you usually keep or share your testimonials? Socials? Google? Notion? Somewhere else? I m asking because I really want to understand how people handle this. What do you usually do if there's no website to point people to? We re working on a solution for this, but before diving in, I d love to hear how you actually collect and share testimonials