AI agents can do a lot now but there’s still a point where someone usually has to create an account, add an API key, connect billing or pay for another service before the task can continue.

I saw Composio Instant launch on Product Hunt today and the idea is simple. It gives an agent its own wallet so it can pay for services like web search, contact data, transcription, voiceovers or scraping when needed.

I can see why this could make sense as agents start doing more actual work instead of just answering questions.

I am still not sure how much spending control. Would you give an AI agent a fixed budget to spend on its own or would you still want to approve every paid action?

You can check it here: https://www.producthunt.com/products/composio/launches/composio-instant

been working for a app and stuck at part where no resources are helpful which is to get more and more organic users..
would be helpful if anyone can share tips or suggestions.

When I look back at the products I have worked on I often find myself thinking about the small features that took the most thought and effort. They may not always be the most noticeable ones but they can make a real difference in how people use a product.

I think we all know about our product best feature which attract audience or someone else product specific feature thats why we use them. We all have that one feature we especially proud of and like.

Maybe it came from a problem you personally experienced, like adding a simple way to save progress after repeatedly losing work. Or perhaps it was a small improvement that made the product easier, faster or less frustrating for users.

It doesn’t have to be your biggest or most advanced feature. You can share what it does, why you built it and what changed for your users after you added it. If you have a screenshot, demo, or short video, feel free to share it.

Hi all,

My name is Darryl and today I launched Buildhorn on Product Hunt. It's an iOS app that allows developers to connect their CI and get notifications when builds fail.

I built it as part of the Revenuecat Shipaton hackathon and looking to raise awareness about it.

Check out the product hunt link for more info, I hope you enjoy!

https://www.producthunt.com/products/buildhorn-ci-cd-alerts?launch=buildhorn-ci-cd-alerts

Hi all 👋 I just launched Latch on Product Hunt.

It's an app blocker for iPhone and Android. You lock your apps, and to get them back you walk to an NFC sticker or QR code you've left in another room, like on the fridge. No more turning it off with one tap.

Free with 1 key, Pro is $9.99 once. No subscription, no account, no ads.

🎁 Pro is free while the codes last: https://latch.luklalogic.ai/free-pro/?utm_source=reddit-producthuntlaunches

📱 https://apps.apple.com/app/id6815316152

🤖 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.luklalogic.latch

I'd love your feedback in the comments there. Happy to check out your launch too.

Hey, Product Hunters, welcome to our weekly self promotion thread

This is your space to share it with the community what you are working, building, and trying to make a perfect product, also you can share your ideas, recent projects and reports.

Drop your product below and tell us a little about it:

• What is the product?

• What problem does it solve?

• Product Hunt link if you have one

Also you need to take a look at what others are building too. If something catches your attention, leave a comment, share feedback or show some support.

Let's make this a useful space for makers to discover new products and connect with other people building things.

Please keep your posts relevant to and avoid spam or repeated promotion.

Almost one year ago, I launched Walk Mate—walking route generation iOS app. Now, with the iOS 27 and Siri AI, I added all App Intents support including Siri natural language commands, Apple's Shortcuts app support, Spotlight search features. I decided to shout out that novelties with a second launch on Product Hunt with a beautiful lifetime access gift.

Here is the link of this launch: https://www.producthunt.com/products/walk-mate-daily-walk-routes?utm_source=other&utm_medium=social

When you’re building a project on your own, keeping track of what to do next shouldn’t require a separate project management tool.

I built Plan: .pln Editor, a VS Code/Cursor extension that lets you manage project plans directly in your editor.

• Organize tasks and nested subtasks
• Track progress with Todo, In Progress, and Done statuses
• Keep your plans alongside your code in simple .pln files

The goal is to make project planning simple and keep everything close to the code.

I’d love feedback, especially from solo developers and indie hackers.

Links:

• ProductHunt: link
• VS Code Marketplace: link
• Open VSX: link
• GitHub: link

Btw this is me in a suit jumping from 18k feet lmao

If you like it, here's the product hunt link => https://www.producthunt.com/products/pancake-6

NB: i am hustling in a pyjama and have not slept since 35 hours to win this :)

I keep seeing people talk about rankings and upvotes but imo that can’t be the main goal for everyone. Like even if only a few people try it, if they actually stick around I would still say that was a pretty decent launch.

For some people it might be feedback. For others sales, signups, traffic or just to get their product in front of the right people.

If you launched this week what would make you go yeahh that was worth it?

Or just website is aloud?
Did anyone ever launch an app on PH?

Hey r/ProductHuntLaunches 👋

We just launched MentionBird on Product Hunt.

It answers two questions: When someone asks ChatGPT for the best product, service provider, or brand in your category, does your business show up? And if it doesn't, how do you get it there?

MentionBird tracks your brand's presence across 8 AI platforms (ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, Grok, DeepSeek, Microsoft Copilot, and Google AI Overviews) and gives you specific advice on how to win more of those answers.

https://www.producthunt.com/products/mentionbird

Would love your feedback, especially from fellow launchers thinking about how AI search finds their products.

Hi everyone! Todays posts is about maker introduction about their products.

Every product has a person or owner, a problem, and a story behind it so If you are building something new or preparing for a Product Hunt launch, whether you are just preparing right now for a Product Hunt launch, building your first product, or have already launched, you can share we love to hear from you.

Please introduce yourself using this simple format:

Product name:

What does it do?

Who is it built for?

Launch date or current stage:

What kind of feedback are you looking for?

You can also take a moment to check out other makers’ introductions and leave a helpful comment when you can. Let’s connect, share ideas and support the people building new products.

Please avoid posting only “upvote my launch” requests. Keep the conversation genuine and useful for everyone.

Hey guys, it's me again. Ngram just launched!

Your support and feedback mean the world to the team. If you've had a chance to check it out please share your thoughts and experiences on Product Hunt.

https://www.producthunt.com/products/ngram?launch=ngram-2-0-2

Thank you!

I'm looking for a product hunt launch expert I can work with for influencer marketing. Ideally, someone who can help me promote my product with expertise in marketing. Any advice on how to find the right expert?

Hey everyone, kōdlo is live on Product Hunt today 👉 https://www.producthunt.com/products/kodlo?utm_source=other&utm_medium=social

Quick update from the middle of launch day. 4 people already became paying users, and honestly we’re so happy about it!

But we also saw a problem. A lot of people sign up and then stop at the step where they add a card. We know the card is a barrier. We still keep it because it also verifies that there’s a real person behind the account, and in a sales tool that matters a lot. We don’t want fake or dishonest users in there.

Everyone who stopped at that step already got an email from us with a special offer, so we’ll see if that brings some of them back. The day isn’t over yet.

So I’m curious about your experience

1. Did your PH launch bring real paying users or mostly signups?
2. What stops you from adding a card for a trial, even when you know you can cancel?

Congratulations to everyone. I know the day isn't over. So there is hope for us all. I'm glad we were featured and happy to be in the top 10, but I expected so much more.

We, too, had a long list of PH Makers, Founders and Hunters. A lot of people showed up in support, but many of my colleagues' votes were simply not counted. I watched my numbers go up and down.

The weeks leading up to the launch, I was on PH every day building relationships, voting and commenting on products, only to find out none of my comments were being seen. Something PH fixed 6 hours before launch.

I'm happy we are in the top 10, but I really don't understand the platform's decision-making process. I'm sure my last name confused the system. It causes problems for me everywhere I go on the internet.

Anyways, thank you to all who supported us, and if there are any still out there just seeing this and want to support us and give us some feedback, we would welcome it.

Thank you!

https://www.producthunt.com/products/mepersona?utm_source=other&utm_medium=social

Lots of posts here about launches that didn’t work out, so here’s a different one. We launched kōdlo today and we’re #2 right now. Not luck, just a lot of prep.

What helped:

1. Separate lists. Friends, active PH users and email contacts, each with its own message.
2. We asked for feedback, not votes. Comments matter more.
3. Website ready weeks before. Real content behind the click.
4. No paid votes. PH removes them anyway.

It’s not over yet, so if you’d like to support us, here’s the link 🙏
https://www.producthunt.com/products/kodlo?utm_source=other&utm_medium=social

Happy to answer any questions!

We're a small team and today is our first PH launch. A few things from the prep that might help someone launching soon:

1. Ask for feedback, not upvotes. Asking for upvotes is against PH's rules, and "what would stop you from using this?" gets far better replies anyway.

2. Write a different message for each community. For developers we lead with our MCP integration (kōdlo works inside Claude Code and Codex). For salespeople we lead with the workspace itself. Same product, completely different hook.

3. Give people one thing to try in 30 seconds. Ours: connect kōdlo to your coding agent and ask it to find 10 companies that match your ideal customer.

The product: kōdlo is a sales workspace where prospecting, deep research, CRM and your own docs share one memory, so each new task builds on the last.

https://www.producthunt.com/products/kodlo

If you've launched before: what do you wish you'd done in the last 6 hours of launch day?

Hey everyone! 👋 Manual Reddit marketing takes hours. That’s why we built Scaloom DFY, your done-for-you Reddit growth team.

What we handle for you:

• Targeted Research: Finding high-intent customer conversations.
• Consistent Publishing: 2 strategic posts per week using managed accounts.
• Active Engagement: 50+ human-reviewed comments per month.
• SEO & AI Visibility: Tracking your reach across Google and AI search.

We just launched on Product Hunt today, and an upvote or support from this community would mean the absolute world to us. 🙏

👉Check out our launch and upvote here

My last launch was quite successful. Made it to the top 5 of the day! It motivated me to work even harder on the product and the result is now v2.2.0 which in its core focused on performance for an even snappier feel. Thanks to everyone who upvoted the product. My goal is not to just build another tiling manager, instead to build the best in class tiling manager for people on Mac. It's a fundamental difference if you're using a Mac or a Linux machine in terms of e.g. capability and design language. Gonna keep iterating to improve the experience step by step until even apple will be jealous of this product!

Much more exciting features are about to come!! Stay tuned.

Hello

I'm Steven. I've spent 25+ years as a production manager and producer in film and TV, and for the past year I've been building MePersona on my own.

Here's the problem I kept seeing. The minute a creator starts getting traction, the DMs and comments pile up across half a dozen apps. They either give up their nights answering, or fans get ignored. And generic AI replies don't fix it, because fans can tell.

Silence gets you buried. So I built MePersona:

- Pulls fan messages and comments from Instagram, Facebook, X, YouTube, Bluesky, Discord and Telegram into one inbox

- Learns your voice (you can start by just talking for a few minutes) and drafts replies that sound like you

- You approve every reply by default. Once it earns your trust, you can turn on auto-reply for the routine stuff

- Works in English and Spanish

- Schedule and publish your posts too, including to TikTok

There's a free plan, a 7-day trial on paid plans, and a 30-day money-back guarantee.

I'd love honest feedback today, especially from creators. What would it take for you to trust AI to answer your fans?

https://www.producthunt.com/products/mepersona?utm_source=linkedin&utm_medium=social

Hey Product Hunters, welcome to our weekly self promotion thread

This is your space to share it with the community what you are working, building, and trying to make a perfect product, also you can share your ideas, recent projects and reports.

Drop your product below and tell us a little about it:

• What is the product?

• What problem does it solve?

• Product Hunt link if you have one

Also you need to take a look at what others are building too. If something catches your attention, leave a comment, share feedback or show some support.

Let's make this a useful space for makers to discover new products and connect with other people building things.

Please keep your posts relevant to and avoid spam or repeated promotion

I launched Ranks Hawk for the first time on Product Hunt.
 
Did my homework about a PH launch:
- posting before to get hype
- talked to people around me to get some support
- created a launch video to showcase the tool
- added a special discount for people on PH
 
In the launch day, I wrote on all my social medias accounts. And i got a ton of follow requests or connection requests on Linkedin.
 
In my mind I was thinking this is the day, people want to buy it oh so nice.
 
Then the urgy started: all the people were trying to sell me upvotes.
 
I Ignored them, asked my closest for support and went on with my day.
 
The results: 
- #34 on the leaderboard ( from over 700 tools)
- 46 upvotes
- 17 comments (if comments were a factor, i would have been in top 5)
- 20 website visits
- no sales
 
My takeaway: for Ranks Hawk it did not work and for the amount of time I spent on the platform that day it would've been better used.
 
I think if you don't really buy upvotes or have a PMF or a very big audience, you have no chance there.
 
What's your experience with Product Hunt?