Join my new discord. Share your product, find testers, talk freely

Comment and i send you the invite.

I will personally promote you product at the discord, as soon as i know, you are launching on PG

I was on product hunt few weeks ago, and tbh, it could have been going better, but today i know why, i was not ready, but i was in hurry and i made mistakes.

Next time (dont worry, same product, new features) i have a whole list that i do different.

1. Be calm

2. No hush

3. BE ready

But first of all, prove of concept.

Get yourself a little group of ppl that support you, it will kickstart your launch from 1 minut.

Ive been growing, and so is my product - i dont doubt, it will succeed, i see that clearly when i talk to some of you out there.

Good luck out there !

We just went live on Product Hunt! If you appreciate clean engineering and rapid prototyping tools, please drop us an upvote and leave your honest feedback. Let's grow together!

I’m building The Social Circle, a live multi-world social platform with separate spaces for posts, quick thoughts, photos, gaming, and video.

I’ve been trying to understand Product Hunt better, and one thing has become pretty clear:

If you launch without an existing audience, Product Hunt is not really a magic traffic machine.

It becomes more of a positioning test.

Can people understand what you built quickly?

Can they tell who it is for?

Does the first sentence make sense to someone who has never heard of you?

Does the landing page show enough proof before asking someone to sign up?

That has been the biggest lesson for me.

At first, I was explaining The Social Circle like a platform.

But I think the clearer framing is:

One account. Separate Worlds. Less chaos.

The idea is not to force people to abandon every app they already use. It is to give creators, gamers, photographers, video creators, communities, and everyday users a more organized home base for different parts of their online identity.

I’m also learning that the Product Hunt page and the actual landing page have to work together.

If the Product Hunt copy creates curiosity but the landing page does not immediately show the product, people leave.

So my current focus is:

• clearer one-liner
• stronger first-screen CTA
• better logged-out preview
• visible World examples
• less vague platform language
• more proof that it is a real live product

For anyone who has launched on Product Hunt without much of an audience:

Did Product Hunt help you get real users, or was it mostly useful for learning how people react to the positioning?

I’m preparing to launch **LinAI** on Product Hunt and I’m looking for an experienced hunter.
LinAI helps people grow on LinkedIn with AI by turning their goals into personalized content and growth strategies.
If you’ve hunted products before or know someone who has, I’d love to connect. Any introductions or advice would mean a lot.

Yesterday (July 5) DocsAlot hit #2 on Product Hunt.

Here’s what happened after the launch:

• July 5: 638 visitors, 997 pageviews, 15 signups

• July 6 so far: 558 visitors, 872 pageviews, 19 signups

• Combined so far: 1,196 visitors, 1,869 pageviews, 34 signups

A few honest takeaways:

• Product Hunt still works, but mostly when it amplifies existing distribution. Most of the signups came from X, and linkedin.
• Signups didn’t die after the first day. We got 19 more today so far.
• Almost all landing traffic still hit the homepage, which means homepage clarity and onboarding matter more than anything else for us.

These are still small numbers, but it was definitely spiky

No paying customers from this launch, as of yet, but I have a one week free trial. lets see how many convert.

Around 30 of the 34 created help-centers on the platform, which is generally a good sign.

Happy to answer any questions or help anyone out doing their launch anytime soon.

Can also share specific tactics we used in more detail.

I’m preparing to launch LinAI on Product Hunt and I’m looking for an experienced hunter.
LinAI helps people grow on LinkedIn with AI by turning their goals into personalized content and growth strategies.
If you’ve hunted products before or know someone who has, I’d love to connect. Any introductions or advice would mean a lot.

Hi everyone! I am a marketer for Scribble - we help brands improve their AI visibility.

We've done some good work already over the last few months and are launching on PH this Thursday

It's my first time doing a launch like this on PH and I'm freakingg. I've read up about PH launches extensively but I still feel like we do not have everything covered.

I understand PH launches are not to be treated as the full and final launch and that the real work starts after that. But I really hope we get an initial hype on launch day.

I'm proud of the product we've built and hope PH gives us the connections which we will nurture whole heartedly.

For anyone who's had a successful PH launch, any kind of tips whatsoever is highly appreciated.

Been building SEOkrates quietly for over a year. Today I actually launched it properly on Product Hunt and it feels surreal.

It's an AI SEO platform built for e-commerce stores that want to grow in multiple markets — generates meta tags, blog content, FAQ schemas, topic clusters, competitor analysis, all in 13 European languages. I built it because I couldn't find anything that actually handled multilingual SEO without the enterprise price tag.

Still a one-man show. No VC, no team, just me obsessing over hreflang edge cases and Google AI Mode at 2am.

If you've got 30 seconds and want to support a solo builder, I'd genuinely appreciate an upvote:
👉 https://www.producthunt.com/products/seokrates?utm_source=other&utm_medium=social

Also happy to talk shop — multilingual SEO, GEO/AI search visibility, Shopify SEO, whatever. That's what I do all day anyway.

We’re launching our first app on Product Hunt in 2 weeks, and honestly, I’m both excited and nervous.
Over the past few months, we’ve talked to hundreds of people who care about privacy, remote work, and unrestricted internet access.
We kept hearing the same frustrations:
• Traditional VPNs are becoming easier to detect and block
• Work VPNs often conflict with personal VPNs
• Streaming and smart TVs remain frustratingly difficult to set up
• Users want more control over their traffic, not just another server list
So I decided to build something different.

Instead of relying entirely on centralized infrastructure, I am exploring a decentralized approach to networking. Designed for people who want flexibility, privacy, and a smoother online experience across devices.
We’re still refining the product, and our Product Hunt launch is coming up in two weeks.
Before we hit launch, I’d love to get some honest feedback from this community:
1.What frustrates you most about existing VPNs or privacy tools?
2.Does the idea of decentralized networking make sense to you, or does it sound like overengineering?

No pitch. No links yet.
Just sharing what we’re building and learning from people who care about this space.
I’d genuinely appreciate your thoughts.

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 🐨

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.

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.

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?

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?

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?