What Reddit is saying about product hunt launch

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1. This app made me 1k$ in 2 first months after monetization!

   Hi all, I started monetizing like two months ago and it already gave me like around one thousand of dollars and I'm really excited about it!! the app is kind of started very simple like a very...

   Top reply (1 points): Congrats on your first $1k! 🎉 Just curious, do most of your sales come from monthly, yearly, or lifetime plans? Would be interesting to see the breakdown,...

   r/chrome_extensions15 points2 comments2 d ago
2. I built Roar: a local-first, agentic browser (Product Hunt tomorrow)

   Disclosure: I'm the developer of Roar. What it is: a browser for Apple Silicon Macs with a local model and an agent in the sidebar. The agent can actually drive the tabs: search and summarize,...

   Top reply (1 points): View in your timezone: [Nov 10, 12:01 AM PT)][1] [1]:...

   r/IMadeThis3 points5 comments2 d ago
3. I spent 7 years working on fake-content detection. Now we’re launching a way to prove photos are real.

   Hi everyone, I’m Jeppe, founder of InReality! I spent 7 years researching misinformation and working on detection. A very frustrating space: even a good detector can flag genuine work as AI,...

   Top reply (1 points): I'm the founder, so I'll gladly answer any questions :)

   r/ProductHunters2 points7 comments2 d ago
4. How did you get your first 10-20 users when literally nobody knew your product existed?

   Not your first 1k users. Not your growth hacks after finding product market fit. I'm talking about those first 10-20 people who actually signed up and used your product when you had no audience,...

   Top reply (1 points): Targeted outreach in niche forums and jumping into active discussion threads worked best for me. Genuine engagement, not just pitching, actually brought in...

   r/SaaSCircle2 points3 comments2 d ago
5. We built an app for sharing photos and videos with proof they came from a camera

   We built the InReality app so you can share photos and videos and let anyone who sees them check that they came from a camera and see what edits were made in the app. When you take a photo or...

   r/ShowMeYourApps2 points0 comments2 d ago
6. I built a tool to review the entire repository my coding agent wrote, with the agent in the thread (open source)

   After a few months of building with Claude Code, my codebase worked but I couldn't explain it. Every diff had looked fine. Code review is per-change; nothing reviews the whole thing. So I built...

   Top reply (1 points): Hey! Thanks for posting to r/ClaudeCode While participating in this thread, please follow our community rules. Keep discussions constructive. Attack the...

   r/ClaudeCode1 points5 comments2 d ago
7. We launched Lemongraph on Product Hunt today 🍋

   We launched Lemongraph on Product Hunt today and the most useful feedback came about twelve hours before going live. Our hunter opened the gallery on his phone and told us it was too much to read....

   Top reply (1 points): Every launch gallery is designed on a 27 inch monitor & viewed on a 6 inch phone. Good catch by your hunter.

   r/SideProject1 points2 comments1 d ago
8. I built a way to order Bay Area coffee by just telling an AI what I like — would love a brutal honest take

   I'm one of the builders of cafecito.bot. You tell an AI assistant what you like (roast level, whole bean/ground), it picks a bag from a real Bay Area roaster, shows you the exact total before...

   Top reply (1 points): I like the website design! I don’t get the business model, if I order it and I like it, next time I’ll buy directly from the roasters, if I order it and I...

   r/SideProject1 points2 comments2 d ago
9. Launched my first Product Hunt today, a website blocker built solo. Would love honest feedback on the listing

   Hey! I launched Bonk on Product Hunt today. It's a Chrome website blocker with schedules, daily limits, a Pomodoro timer with a little character, and a hard mode that locks Chrome's extensions...

   r/ProductHunters1 points1 comment2 d ago
10. Launched my first product on Product Hunt today, a support inbox where the AI can't hit send

    Hi, I'm Max from Denmark. Today is my first launch on Product Hunt, and I built the thing on my own over about two months, so I'm a bit nervous about it. It's called Corresso. It's an inbox for...

    r/ProductHunters1 points1 comment2 d ago