... excited to introduce Scout Scheduling, an Outlook-native meeting scheduler designed to make your calendar life way easier. Here s the scoop: Click the Scout add-in in Outlook, and it instantly scans your calendar. It embeds clickable time slots right in your email no external links or complicated setups. When your recipient clicks a time, Scout sends an automatic confirmation email and creates the meeting with a Teams or Google Meet link. We quietly reserve your available slots

... Inventory Audit Checklist: Pre-Audit Preparation Finalize the date and audit team members Inform relevant departments about the audit schedule Backup current stock data (ERP, POS, or spreadsheets) Stock Data Collection Export the latest stock records Categorize items (fast-moving, slow-moving, seasonal) Assign areas/zones for physical counting Physical Inventory Audit Use Stockount s barcode scanning or Quick Audit feature Count by SKU, not by shelf position Note damaged, expired, or misplaced stock Data Reconciliation Match physical count with system ...

... would sound better). I want to ask if any of you in your company have tried this concept of a shorter work week, and how it has affected the results of your employees and the company? In my country (Slovakia), most of the time we have 5 days a week (8 working hours), and home office is a privilege. I personally see it as a very expensive way of functioning at work, especially when unpaid travel is a waste ... ... smarter. However, with my current startup still in its initial stage, there s too much on everyone s plate for me to offer that same flexibility right now. Comment from Aleksandar Blazhev(@byalexai): @banglinhpham  Well, but if the competitors

... power - they want something that s lightweight, practical, and actually usable. Most of the time, you re choosing between: Free or open-source tools that are clunky and inconsistent Or premium software like Topaz - powerful, yes, but also heavy, slow on many machines, and pricey for most users And when people say best, what they really want is something that just works - smoothly, reliably, on their system and their clips. That s why we built Aiarty Video Enhancer: https://www.producthunt.com ...

... underrated parts of doing it. Comment from Michal Bal ianka(@wreit): @dheerajdotexe Yeah, I get that. I ve also met people in the most random ways just by posting small updates that I thought nobody cared about. It s slow, but like you said, it s kind of like leaving a breadcrumb trail and then one day, someone just shows up who s been following it Comment from Michal Bal ianka(@wreit): Yeah, I get that. I ve also met people ... ... most random ways just by posting small updates that I thought nobody cared about. It s slow

... founder are building an AI agent because at our last startup we just couldn t keep up with support. we tried every chatbot out there. they all felt robotic. customers hated it. hiring more people was too slow + too $$$ so we put together this ai chatbot (think intercom fin but deeper) that trains on your old tickets, learns your tone, doesn t hallucinate , and can actually answer stuff like a real support rep. here s the thing though even when ... ... excited to try and give feedback as well. Comment from Josh(@bdzhel): @christopherrobbins  totally agree... triage-style agents are one of the clearest wins. That s exactly what we ve seen with AI agents trained to route vs

... campus events - post, register, stay in the loop. That was the plan. Then I got carried away. I added anonymous posts, upvotes, a forum - basically rebuilt Reddit for our college I couldn t validate the original idea, and it slowly spiraled into a confused mush of features - trying to be too many things at once, and doing none of them well. Have you ever added just one more thing until your product forgot what it was supposed to be? Comment ... ... think ~0 people ever used it or cared. I've since replaced the page entirely with this single chart: people seem to like it a lot more. the deleted page took a month, the new page an afternoon... im slowly

... journey, and most of them flopped hard. This month I launched YoinkUI to do just one simple thing. The crazy part is that sooo many people actually loved the idea and resonated with the pain of dealing with AI slop. As a solo developer, I found myself spending way too much time focusing on UI, rather than creating features that actually matter. Everytime I tried to ask AI, it came up with generic and boring styles. So I thought ... ... this your first product? If not, what else have you built, or are currently working on? This is my second product. I realized the need to build YoinkUI while building my first product actually. It was a competitor

... working on Fyxcel, a minimalist portable charger that attaches directly to the base of your phone, giving you power without wires, bulk, or mess. We re tired of clunky power banks, slow wireless pads, and cables that slow

... Real estate is one of the world s largest and most important industries yet it s been stuck in the past for decades. The process to buy or sell a home remains slow, complex, and frustrating. But that s about to change. CloseHive is not just another app. It s the operating system built to transform how the world buys and sells homes powering the next billion transactions worldwide. For too long, buyers, sellers, and agents have battled through ... ... maze of disconnected tools, endless emails, and slow

... small team have been We ve been quietly building Cubent.dev, an AI coding assistant for VS Code that s fast, clean, and doesn t hide the basics behind a paywall. After trying nearly every dev tool out there, we kept running into the same issues, bloated UIs, slow

... 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 platforms are expensive, slow (set up test, wait for testers, analyze results, etc), and sometimes not very accurate -since their testers are incentivized to complete tests for money. Uxia uses AI and synthetic users to solve all of that, making user testing faster, more affordable, and more ... ... actually terrible. They can only offer you limited insights on a small sample size , and the recruited testers are often lazy, incentivized by money, and do not care about your product. They are very EXPENSIVE They are very SLOW

... operations across multiple retail outlets, and I wanted to share something that made a big difference for our team. For years, we relied on manual inventory audits, spreadsheets, handwritten notes, and long hours trying to reconcile stock. It was slow, inaccurate, and stressful for everyone involved. Recently, we switched to Stockount a mobile-first Inventory Audit Software and it s been a total game-changer. Why Stockount Works So Well: Mobile Barcode Scanning Eliminates manual entry mistakes Photo Verification Provides ...

... businesses only to find they re fully booked I ve felt that pain too. And on the business side, I kept seeing the same pain: updating availability manually, replying to DMs, answering calls, chasing payments, and trying to fill slots by posting it on their Instagram Stories. NoSho solves both sides of that mess, for any type of business. It gives businesses one link to showcase their last-minute availability, take secure deposits, and build a waitlist ... ... chasing, no fuss. For customers, it s the quickest way to book an open slots

... that turns rough product ideas into optimized prompts for Lovable or others vibe coding platforms (Bolt, Cursor, Replit...) It started as a fun side experiment. Now it s used by 10k+ users, has generated thousands of products, and is slowly becoming a core part of many makers workflows. But costs are piling up (tokens, backend, hosting, etc.) and now I m facing the classic dilemma: Should I look for a sponsor to keep it free for everyone, or start charging ...

... cold emails, DMs, and awkward negotiations that go nowhere. Have any of you found a faster, more transparent way to secure YouTube ad deals? We re actually launching something soon that flips this dynamic letting brands bid for ad slots creators list in advance. Instant deals, no ghosting. Curious if this is a problem others face, or if you ve hacked a better way? Comment from Yemi Oyepeju(@uxyemi): @howell4change  Great idea! I'll use that method ... ... mega creators (above 250k subscribers/followers) tend to be less responsive as they get cold DMs and emails all the time and when there's a middleman involved such as an agent, manager, staff or team, communication is often slow

... safely say that Product Hunt is the first platform where I managed to achieve a relatively large number of followers as a person. (It wasn't the plan, because the plan was to focus on the Slovak community on Instagram, and I'm honestly glad it didn't work out.)... Anyway... The more users the internet/platforms have, the more content they have and the harder it is to stand out. Do you have any advice for newbies who are just ... ... time! Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @alisher_kabduakhitov  I know some people who fake who they are. But we have a saying for that: The lie is short-lived. (or The lie has short legs  In Slovakia

... speakers) Attend small events dedicated to negotiations and debates (e.g. Toastmasters) Be confronted by friends (they can prepare simulated questions so nobody can surprise you later) Breathing techniques and non-verbal communication once I interviewed a voice coach for Slovak Forbes and she advised the following techniques/practices: practice non-verbal communication (upright posture) adequate eye contact making grimaces (e.g., alternately

... First things first: Don't write the comment during the launch day, but before (prepare everything in advance) Jokes aside. Anytime I see the launch without the first comment, it feels a little bit sloppy, and the product is not that trustworthy for me (this is just my perception). Why is the first comment important? It helps me to become more familiar with the product. May contain information that does not fit in the PH launch layout. What should ... ... Which is coming soon... I swear ;-) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @emin_aliyev  Cool! TY for sharing. Comment from Dani Schenker (@danischenker): @busmark_w_nika  I'll do that! Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @jan_slovacek

... really improving my overall work. I use it now for so many things every day, and I've gotten it set up to be incredibly fast and efficient for what I need. I think I would feel very slow and disorganized going back to not using it. So now, I'm curious to know why others haven't started using it yet. I can't think of a role where it wouldn't be helpful. What's holding you back ... ... finally start using it because of that. I also think it's very overwhelming if you just look at the giant list of actions it can do. I think for me, it's more that it slowly

... Transformation Story A month ago, I launched TrendlyAI on Product Hunt as a "trend-to-content" generator. The feedback was... humbling. Users called it "AI slop" and questioned its real value. Instead of giving up, I listened. Here's what I rebuilt in just 4 days: What We REMOVED: Generic AI content generation "Spam tooling" positioning One-size-fits-all approach Surface-level trend detection What We ADDED: Business Intelligence Layer: Trend scoring (1-100), competitive analysis, engagement prediction ... ... Language Global Detection: Spot trends before they hit English markets Personalized Dashboards: Industry-specific insights for Tech, Finance, Healthcare, E-commerce, Marketing Research-First Approach: Deep trend analysis with optional content creation Real-Time Competitive Intel: See how many competitors

... Instead of constantly posting online, chasing the algorithm, or burning out on social media, creators can write one letter a month just a PDF and we handle the printing, stamping, and mailing to all their subscribers. It's a slower, calmer, more human way to share your thoughts or art. Like a Substack that shows up in your mailbox. Hundreds of creators are using it already to send things like monthly essays or reflections, illustrated stories or comics, photography zines ... ... poems and prayer letters, and handwritten scans or newsletters. It's free for creators. You can set your own price, or let subscribers pay what they want. My hope is to make this a real alternative

... into an AI wizard. No internet needed! Chat, create images, or summarize text right on your device. It s like carrying a tiny genius in your pocket (no awkward convos required). Still in alpha, so it s a bit slow, but totally open-source and privacy-friendly. Why you ll love it: Works offline; no Wi-Fi needed! Chat, image magic & text tricks in one place. Keeps your data safe. Best on newer phones. Source Meta ... ... skip the snooze-fest and get straight to the point. It s like having a mini assistant who reads your inbox so you don t have to. Less scrolling, more doing, finally, email made easy! ( Source ) AI vs

... working. Money Spent So Far $11 on a domain $7 on X Premium $10 on a failed post promotion Early marketing lessons? Priceless. What s Working Product Hunt is by far our best organic channel. X is slow but we doubled followers (7 12, huge vibes only) Writing > shouting. Real talk > polished pitch. Strategy Going Forward Keep sharing useful ideas and underrated tools Keep experimenting with how feedback loops can help builders Grow our base through trust ... ... testing? Comment from Ruxandra Mazilu(@ruxandra_mazilu): Thanks for sharing your journey, Furqaan! Also, thank you for featuring Lifetoon in one of your editions! I'm curious why you leaned towards X as a social channel? I'm also slowly

... shape rapidly. But how often does that "shape" end up being a frontend-only prototype, and the dream of a fully functional app with your preferred tech stack (say, Next.js + PostgreSQL, or React + FastAPI) feels like a whole separate, slower project? At Proofs , we're exploring how AI agents can bridge this gap, generating not just UIs but the entire underlying application structure, including backend logic and database setup, using popular open-source stacks. We're seeking your honest feedback ... ... When you're vibe coding, how important is it for the initial build to be on a specific "production-ready" stack versus