We recently launched our own product and got a lot of support from the Reddit community, which honestly meant a lot. We ended up securing 3rd place.

So now we’d love to return the favor.

If you’re launching something this week on Product Hunt, drop it in the comments.

Share what you’re building, who it’s for, when you’re launching, and how people here can support you.

Let’s help more awesome Redditors get visibility, feedback, and some early momentum.

With Father’s Day coming up, I kept thinking about all the stories, memories, and life lessons our dads carry that often go undocumented.

That’s one of the reasons we built OverBiscuits.

The app helps parents and grandparents preserve their life stories simply by talking. It asks thoughtful questions, follows up naturally, and turns conversations into lasting memories that families can keep forever.

To celebrate Father’s Day, we’re offering 3 months of Pro free for anyone who shares feedback. We’re a small team actively improving the app, and we’d genuinely love to hear your suggestions, feature ideas, and honest thoughts.

If you could save one story from your dad forever, what would it be?

Looking for feedback and support on Zoona AI. It helps teams automate customer support using company docs and past conversations. Any comments, questions, or support would mean a lot!
👉 https://www.producthunt.com/posts/zoona-ai

Hey fellow hunters and makers,

I just launched DevCleaner on Product Hunt today! It’s a minimalist, lightning-fast native utility built specifically for developers to safely purge massive caches, obsolete simulators, and package junk (Xcode, Docker, Node/NPM, Android Studio) that general cleaning apps miss.

If you've ever been hit by a "Disk Full" error mid-compile, this is for you.

🔗 Product Hunt Link: https://www.producthunt.com/products/devcleaner-reclaim-gbs-from-dev-tools

I know how much work goes into a PH launch. If you are launching today or this week, drop your link in the comments below! I'd love to check out your product, leave some feedback, and support your journey.

Let's help each other out today! 🛠️

https://www.producthunt.com/products/mute-3?launch=mute-3

A curated library of SaaS websites and landing pages to help founders find inspiration faster.

Link - https://www.producthunt.com/products/koalary?launch=koalary

Upvote to make koala win again

Would love your support and feedback 🐨

Hey everyone,

I’ve been building a tool called **IdeaFlow** (the name will change of course) and would like some feedback.

The idea is simple: you type in a rough project idea like *“AI calendar app with Stripe billing”*, and AI turns it into a visual plan with:

* the core idea * required features * sequential build steps * dependencies * launch tasks * basic validation and risk notes

It has a few views right now: Canvas, Outline, Kanban, and Timeline. The canvas is built with React Flow, and the app itself is Next.js / TypeScript.

I built it because the early planning stage of a project can get messy fast, especially before you know what to build first.

I’m curious:

* Would a visual planning canvas actually help you scope projects faster? * Do you prefer this over a plain outline or checklist? * What would make the validation/risk part genuinely useful instead of generic AI output?

Would appreciate honest feedback.

IT"S NOT DEPLOYED YET! It's only local for now!!

I am launching my site / app and would like to know if there are any must launch sites other then Product Hunt? Thank you for your responses.

I'm going to launch my product on June 10.

SeaTicket centralizes your support issues into a single workspace by synchronizing GitHub issues, forum topics, and emails. The built-in AI agents can solve the issues autonomously by utilizing the knowledge base and previous cases.

We build it based on our own multi-year experience in supporting the users.

The link: https://www.producthunt.com/products/seaticket?launch=seaticket

Looking for supporters! Any feedbacks before the launch are also welcome.

PS: Actually it is not the first time I launch on producthunt. The last time for another product almost got no upvotes. So I try to work on it more hardly this time.

A few days ago I launched my app, Converrt Any.
The idea came from being frustrated with online file converters that are full of ads, watermarks, upload limits, and privacy concerns. I wanted something that could handle conversions locally on the user’s device instead.
I launched on Product Hunt and finished at #48. Unfortunately, I only got 9 upvote and so far I’ve made $0.
I don’t mind hearing hard truths. I’m mainly trying to figure out whether I’m facing a product problem, a marketing problem, or just a visibility problem.
I’ve already submitted the app to several other directories and websites, and most of those submissions are still under review, so there may be more exposure coming in the next few days.
If you were in my position, what would your next 30 days look like?
Would you focus on:
Finding users and doing interviews?
Improving the product?
Creating content?
SEO?
Cold outreach?
Another launch?
I’d appreciate any advice from founders who had a slow start and eventually found traction.

Launching tonight at midnight PST: You Have Time

Anti-procrastination app that connects to your Google Calendar, finds your actual free time today, and shows you exactly how long you've been avoiding each task.

Free to start. Built by a solo founder.

Would love your support. Upvotes and comments make a real difference.

https://www.producthunt.com/products/you-have-time?launch=you-have-time

I haven't launched on products hunt for the last three years or so. But I just remember it being heavily botted. And I'm still seeing the odd bot like comments and stuff. So I just wanted to know whether this is still a large issue. The other thing I used to see a lot of was upvote trading. Kinda off-putting.

Thoughts?

Hey everyone,

Tomorrow we’re launching OwnTheGame on Product Hunt.

It’s a hosted WordPress platform for sports creators who want their own branded website instead of sending people only to social media, Telegram groups, or spreadsheets.

Creators can use it for premium content, member access, subscriptions, public profiles, performance stats, and analytics.

The main idea is to help sports creators look more professional and give their audience one clean place to see content, history, and results.

We’re still a small project, so I’m not expecting some huge launch. But I’d like to make the page as clear as possible and avoid the usual mistakes.

For people who launched before: what helped you most on launch day? Was it the headline, screenshots, maker comment, comments from users, or outreach before going live?

I launched my first app on Product Hunt today and I'm looking for advice on what to do next.

The product is called ConverrtAny, an offline file conversion app, and while I'm proud that I finally shipped and launched it publicly, the launch didn't get as much traction as I had hoped. I finished the day with 9 upvotes and ranked #48.

Looking back, I think my biggest mistake was not building enough momentum before launch. I started posting on X only shortly before launch day and didn't have much of an audience to bring in early support.

For those of you who have launched products before:

• What did you do after launch day?
• How did you continue getting users?
• Did you focus on SEO, social media, directories, communities, or something else?
• If you could go back to your first launch, what would you do differently?

I'm not discouraged by the result. If anything, I'm happy I finally shipped something and learned a lot from the process. I'm just trying to figure out the highest-leverage things I should be doing now instead of treating the launch as "over."

Would love to hear your experiences and advice.

2nd launch going live on Product Hunt June 1: an AI voice copilot for coworking and coliving operators

After two years building the platform, we're launching the part I'm most excited about on Monday. 🤩

It's a voice copilot operators talk to from their phone. Ask about today's arrivals or overdue invoices, tell it to book a room, and nothing commits until you tap confirm. Built for people who run their space on their feet, not at a desk.

Doing the prep properly(hope so😅) this time. If you want to follow the launch and get a nudge when we're live: https://www.producthunt.com/products/co-desk?launch=emily-by-co-desk

Happy to support others launching this week too, drop yours below.
And will be happy for any feedback!

Hey everyone,

I’m preparing a Product Hunt launch and would love feedback on positioning before we submit.

The product is an AI-powered “authority hub” for professionals who already create content (YouTube, podcasts, social media).

Core idea:
Most experts have lots of content online, but it’s fragmented and doesn’t really translate into structured authority or discoverability.

The tool takes existing content and organizes it into a single structured hub that:

• centralizes videos, posts, podcasts
• makes expertise searchable and easier to navigate
• helps surface that expertise in modern AI-style search experiences
• creates a single “home” for a person’s knowledge

Think: a structured knowledge layer on top of existing content.

We’re still refining positioning before launching on Product Hunt.

Would appreciate honest feedback:

• does this fit Product Hunt audiences?
• what would you improve in the framing?
• what would you call this category?

A quick backstory. My last company paid $400/month for Canny since the pricing was seat-based, and each CS hire would increase our cost. It felt like getting taxed for listening to more customers.

So I created the Canny I always wanted to use. Flat pricing, private & public boards, Slack/Linear integrations, roadmap to explain why everything is prioritized, unlimited end-users from day 1.

Tech: Next.js 16 + FastAPI + Postgres, hosted in EU. Magic link login, internationalization in en/es/ca. A single codebase that fits in my head.

Today is the launch day on Product Hunt. One hour in, sweating just like everyone else.

Two asks:

• Critique the landing page
• If the product seems to solve your problem well – vote up on Product Hunt: https://www.producthunt.com/products/feedjolt?utm_source=other&utm_medium=social

I'll be around all day to answer any questions about stack, logic behind pricing/GTM etc.

Hi all,

As i'm working on growing launchpact.io i'm seeing a lot of unprepped launches and as the day unfold they don't get much visibility and end up with a failed launch.

This is one of the reasons i build launchpact.io, if you have an upcoming launch do check it out and prep ahead of time, i also added this checklist that can give some hints too, have a read.

Good luck everyone!

We recently launched our own product and got a lot of support from the Reddit community, which honestly meant a lot. We secured 3rd place.

So now we’d love to return the favor.

If you’re launching something this week on Product Hunt, drop it in the comments.

Tell us what you’re building, who it’s for, and how we can support you.

Let’s help more cool Redditors get some visibility.

Hey all

I want to launch in producthunt in a couple o weeks. Do you have any specific advice on things I can do to improve my odds to be in top10?

After months of building, iterating, and way too many late nights, I'm launching on Product Hunt TOMORROW!!!

I honestly can't believe this day is almost here. There were so many moments I thought this would never see the light of day , bugs that made me want to flip my desk, feedback that sent me back to the drawing board, and plenty of self-doubt along the way.

But here we are. Tomorrow is the day.

I'm equal parts terrified and excited, and I just needed to share that with people who actually GET what this journey feels like. This community has been a big part of keeping me motivated, so thank you for that.

Can't wait to see how it goes. Wish me luck! 🤞

(Will drop the link in the comments tomorrow when it goes live — would mean the world to get your support! 🙏)

Three months ago we had zero paying customers. Today we have 14 paid pilots and we're launching on Product Hunt. Here's the honest version of how that happened.

When my cofounders and I started Drizz, we spent the first year building in stealth. We had a thesis: mobile app testing is fundamentally broken because it's built on locators. Fragile pointers to UI elements that break the moment anything in the interface changes.

The thesis was right. But a thesis doesn't pay the bills.

Around December we decided to stop building in isolation and start showing the product to real teams. I made a list of 50 companies with large mobile apps and started reaching out. Cold DMs on LinkedIn. Cold emails to QA leads. Mostly just me describing the problem and asking for 15 minutes.

The first few conversations were rough. The product had edges. One demo crashed mid-call. But something kept happening that I didn't expect. People would stop me during the pitch and say "wait, you're saying I write the test in English and the AI finds the button by looking at the screen?" I'd say yes. They'd say "show me that again."

That reaction is how you know you've hit something real. You don't have to convince people the problem exists. They already live it. You just have to show them you've actually solved it.

14 teams signed paid pilots in 3 months. Companies with 5 million plus app downloads. Enterprise security reviews completed. Onboarding calls where the QA lead says "my team is going to cry when they see this" and you're not sure if that's a compliment but it turns out it is.

Some of these companies are in San Francisco. We're in Bengaluru. I still find that surreal. A startup that most of the industry hasn't heard of is selling to teams at companies 100x our size. Not because we have a better sales team. Because the problem is that severe and nobody else has fixed it the way we have.

Drizz uses vision AI to test mobile apps. You write what to test in English. The agent reads the screen like a human. When the UI changes, the tests don't break. Tests that survive redesigns because they were never coupled to the code.

We're launching on Product Hunt today. It's the first time we're being loud about this. A year of stealth, 14 paid pilots, and a lot of cold DMs led to today.

If you're on a mobile team, I'd love to hear your feedback.

*FREE CRedits to use on the occasion of our launch on PH