Product Hunt
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Product Hunt gives you the front-row seat to everything that’s happening in tech and startups.

It’s the place to launch your ideas and discover your next favorite product.

We’re a welcoming and supportive community for tech enthusiasts. Whether you’re an indie developer, using no-code tools, buying Twitter, or somewhere in between, our community is the place for you.

From calendar apps to the latest in SaaS, makers post their work looking for your support, feedback, and reviews to take their idea to the next level.

Companies like Loom, Notion, Figma, Stripe, and Shopify have launched on Product Hunt to find their first users, figure out product-market fit, and test new features. We’ve seen makers ride their upvotes straight to the moon. Which one will be next? Only you can decide.

Create an account and see what you’ll find on Product Hunt:

- Always fresh: New ideas and products every day
- Try the trends: Be the first to test out cutting-edge technology that's trending right now
- Upvote your favorites: Your vote helps the most interesting ideas stand out
- Follow your interests: Explore collections of apps and tools for topics you care about
- Friendly feedback: Share your thoughts and experiences directly with the makers
- Meet the people behind the products: Get inspired by stories, Q&As, and AMAs with makers
- Nerd out: Create and join discussions with other tech-lovers in the community
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4.83 out of 5

2,641 ratings in United States

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Scam these days. Completely worthless

jdluk87 on

What a scam these days. I am top two for all launches today and I am not featured because I am not paying them extra money. You are a joke. Shame on yoi

Don’t waste your time!

Sigmadog on

Don’t be fooled, this is a huge waste of time and resources. They randomly pick a couple of companies and only they get featured, see performance ranking, and have a chance to be a top product. Huge waste and a scam - wish they were transparent and treated startups better.

Product Hunt

Hookman Sam on

Is a great place and resources for the community of creative and gifted people. The improvement I've my been making in my business Product Hunt has a part to play in that. So thanks to everyone working there and another thank goes out to all the Designers, Developers, CEO’s showcased, wishing everyone much success!

Source of innovations

Sandy Sandy on

I am a serial entrepreneur and I am a ProductHunt user for many years. This platform has been a home of so many genius products!

Good interface, I like how products are reviewed manually by users

Chibuokesunday on

Amazing

Strong Idea, Poor Execution

Ricky snyder on

As a tech enthusiast, I was recommended this app to stay on top of new/emerging technology and to learn more about pre-existing technologies from a community-perspective. My biggest criticism doesn’t stem from the idea — the idea behind this app is superb. The biggest complaint I have is that things populating in search results feel like they’re classified incorrectly, and therefore it makes searching for anything in-specific feel like a waste of time. Here’s an example. Salesforce & ServiceNow are major companies respectively that have many different products: Marketing Cloud, Service Cloud, Digital Portfolio Management, Application Portfolio Management, and many, many others. When querying “Salesforce”, then filtering only for Products to appear in the search result, I see only 1 result called Salesforce (SFDC). Which, on its own, fine — it’s okay for that to appear. But when clicking into the supposed product and looking in the about section, it’s solely describing Salesforce the company — not any specific product. This may not seem like an important issue to address and it may just be the enterprise architect in me, but the data model supporting this app seems like it could be improved. If this is a place for folks to learn more about the products on the market and the company’s in which they stem from, it would seem to me that the classification of what these things truly are should matter. Products should be specific software packages and/or technologies that a Company sells. Companies can sell many different products. Users may be interested in specific products sold by specific companies — and these generic search results make me wonder how much more impactful this could be if things were classified appropriately. And if that data model was congruent with the user interface, I think this app would knock it out id the park. Apologies for the tangent. It’s just that as an enterprise architect, I was so dang excited to see what y’all had developed. I think the potential for this app is massive, so I only share this feedback as a note to say how impactful it would be to revisit the way in which these things are classified. Also, i could just be missing something. If the data is pretty complete and rich for newer products, but fairly incomplete and immature for things that existed prior to this app, maybe I found an outlier. Or, maybe I missed a huge disclaimer that the products here are only mobile apps. I’m wondering if even just a thin

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GOAT

Always Reliable!!

Beachwalkers’s on

I have always been in a gym of some sort and Pilates with a trainer. In the past few years I decided to put a full gym and Pilates in my home and seek out a trainer to work with me. A. To keep me on track and accountable B. To make sure I was working the body the way it should be as I age gracefully.. :) I wanted someone that would get me, my workout techniques, I love early mornings have things ready to go. My Trainer is flipping AMAZING “ Andrea”. She always is available, one of my biggest cheerleaders Is willing to change my workouts when I feel I need a bigger challenge. She is always checking on my eating, my body (how it’s feeling) after the workouts especially if we upped the game Changed the plan at all. I went through a very difficult illness for almost 11 months, kickoff paused my membership waiting for me to get healthy to come back. In the meantime my trainer kept in touch checking on me and had a plan ready for me to start back. Another thing they offer great recipes to suit your eating and I personally have tried several I love to cook and bake can attest they are great. I also love my workouts are always ready for me and I don’t have to wait. If I have any questions I can reach out to my trainer she gets right back to me. Also, there are always alternatives to an exercise if the one given is not a particular one you can do or want a different one. I would highly recommend encourage kickoff to anyone looking for an at home trainer they can make anything work with whatever equipment you have.

Awesome App!

@pitbullz on

Awesome App!

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App Info

Publisher
PRODUCT HUNT, INC.
Languages
English
Recent version
5.22.6 (1 month ago )
Released on
Aug 21, 2014 (9 years ago )
Last updated
1 month ago