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Product Hunt
A website where makers announce new products: visitors vote and comment each day, and the products with the most votes appear at the top of the daily list.
Who uses it, and for what
One row per story. The grade is for the claim that the business uses this tool, not for its revenue.
| Story | What it does there | When | Cost stated | Grade | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AudioPen | Launch site on 4 May 2023, after 500 paying customers; the product ranked first of the day. | since May 2023 | A | Product Hunt: AudioPen, launched 4 May 2023 | |
| remove.bg | Launch site for the first release in 2018 and for each later product; with Twitter the main customer channel. | since 2018 | A | Product Hunt, remove.bg product page with its launch list | |
| Headlime | Launch site; Headlime launched there on 29 June 2020 and was second product of the week. | since June 2020 | A | Product Hunt launch page of Headlime as saved by the Internet Archive, 12 August 2020 | |
| SEObot | Launch site: SEObot launched there on 27 December 2024 with both founders as makers. | since December 2024 | A | Product Hunt: SEObot, launched 27 December 2024. Also seen in the home page code on 13 October 2026 | |
| AI Toolbox | Launch site three times: in 2024, on 30 June 2025, and for version 3.0 on 6 September 2026. | since 2024 | A | Product Hunt: AI Toolbox product page and its three launches. Also seen in the home page code on 14 October 2026 | |
| Koe | Launch site for Koe, AI Film Studio on 10 April 2026: 6 upvotes and 68th place of the day. | since April 2026 | A | Product Hunt: Koe, AI Film Studio, launched 10 April 2026 | |
| Sleek | Public launch on 17 November 2025, with 210 points. | since November 2025 | A | Product Hunt: sleek.design, Idea to mobile app designs in minutes | |
| Setter AI | Two launches: 5th product of the day in January 2025 and 8th in July 2025. | since January 2025 | A | Product Hunt: Setter AI, Calendly for WhatsApp. Also seen in the home page code on 15 October 2026 | |
| AI2SQL | Launched the product on 25 October 2021, fifth of the day, and AI2sql 2.0 on 14 March 2023. | since October 2021 | A | Product Hunt: AI2sql product page and launch pages. Also seen in the home page code on 16 October 2026 | |
| HeadshotPro | Launch site; an Indie Hackers analysis credits the launch for early backlinks to the new domain. | B | Indie Hackers, 26 May 2023: Breaking down Danny Postma's SEO strategy for HeadshotPro, and the founder's reply on X of 25 May 2023 | ||
| PDF.ai | Launch site for the relaunch under the new name; ranked fourth of the day. | since May 2023 | B | 5 Biz Fri newsletter, May 2023: PDF.AI, $23k in 6 days | |
| Podsqueeze | Launch site on 29 March 2023: second product of the day, about 5,000 visitors and the first 100 paying users. | since March 2023 | B | SpyMetrics, 12 November 2023: Podsqueeze.com made $14,300 in revenue last month. Also seen in the home page code on 13 October 2026 | |
| Postiz | Four launches from November 2024 to May 2026; the first had 1,179 votes. | since November 2024 | B | Product Hunt, Postiz launches page | |
| DocsBot AI | Launch site; a directory records a 2023 launch and several later launches there. | B | YesPress directory profile of DocsBot AI, updated 5 September 2026 | ||
| Glossa.live | Launch in September 2025 with 20 upvotes and 15 comments, as recorded by the tracker Indexator.ai. | since September 2025 | B | A public page outside the story's source list | |
| FounderPal | Launch site for the free tools and the paid product; the full platform was 13th of the day on 3 February 2025. | B | Product Hunt: FounderPal, AI marketing platform for Founders, launched 3 February 2025 | ||
| AIDesigner | Seen on the business's home page: launch badge. | B | Home page code, read 16 October 2026 | ||
| Base44 | Launched twice; the second launch won Product of the Day, Week and Month. | C | AI & No-Code Exits newsletter, 16 January 2026: How Maor Shlomo sold Base44 for $80M | ||
| Chatbase | Launch site used after the first viral posts to keep new customers coming. | C | Indie Hackers, 2023, interview by Channing Allen: How a college student reached $64,000/mo in 6 months by being an AI first mover | ||
| Magnific | Relaunch a week after opening, with one day of 50 free tokens for everyone. | C | Startup Founder Stories: Javi López, Magnific, 0 to $10M ARR | ||
| TypingMind | Launch site: first place of the day in 2023, and a second launch on 10 June 2026. | since 2023 | C | Tony Dinh's newsletter, 10 June 2026: I'm on Product Hunt, updates Jun 2026 | |
| Formula Bot | Launch site in September 2022, with a discount; the launch week brought several thousand dollars. | since September 2022 | C | Starter Story, 21 March 2023: I Turned My Side Project into A $26K/Month SaaS Tool, interview with David Bressler | |
| Tweet Hunter | Launch site for the free side tools that sent visitors to the main product. | C | Failory, 28 May 2022: Bootstrapping a Twitter-related SaaS to $41K/mo | ||
| SiteGPT | Unplanned launch on 5 April 2023 that brought traffic in launch week. | C | Starter Story, 8 October 2023: How my AI side project grew to $15K MRR in just a few months. Also seen in the home page code on 13 October 2026 | ||
| Talknotes | Launch two months after the start; first place of the day, recurring revenue from US$500 to US$2,000 a month. | C | Nico Jeannen's blog diary, 30 August 2023 onwards: TalkNotes, From $0 to $200,000 in 1 year | ||
| My AskAI | Launch site; in 2023 the founders launched something there about once a month. | C | Indie Hackers, 18 May 2023, interview by Darko Gjorgjievski: Making $14,000 in MRR with a custom ChatGPT tool | ||
| Revid.ai | Launch site; Revid launched there on 24 June 2024 at US$10,000 of MRR. | C | Tibo Louis-Lucas on X, 24 June 2024: LAUNCH DAY | ||
| Neural Frames | Launch of the captions feature on 18 April 2025. | C | A public page outside the story's source list | ||
| Low Content AI | The company opened a maker account and posted the product there as a launch. | since January 2025 | C | Product Hunt profile: Low Content Ai | |
| SoundBoost.ai | Launch site: Diktatorial Suite launched there on 26 March 2024, and the Shoots product on 1 July 2025. | since March 2024 | C | Product Hunt: DIKTATORIAL Suite, launched 26 March 2024 | |
| Nichesss | Launch site where the product reached second place of the day with votes from its user community. | since 2021 | C | Starter Story, 14 January 2022: This Self-Taught Programmer Built A $360K/Year GPT-3 App. Also seen in the home page code on 14 October 2026 | |
| aiCarousels | Launch site for the first version in May 2023 and for version 2.0 in November 2023. | since May 2023 | C | Starter Story, 28 November 2023: I Accidentally Built A SaaS in 10 Days & Quit My 9-5, interview with Fernando Pessagno | |
| LLM Gateway | Launch site for DevPass. | since May 2026 | C | A public page outside the story's source list | |
| Visualizee.ai | Site of the first public launch: 4,000 visitors and 200 signups in four days, but almost no revenue. | since September 2023 | C | Product Hunt: Visualizee.ai, Render Rapidly. Reveal Reality., archived 21 September 2023 | |
| The Influencer AI | Launch platform where the product was launched on 1 July 2025. | since July 2025 | C | Zeeshaan Lakdawala on X, 1 July 2025: launch on Product Hunt | |
| Questgen and Supermeme.ai | Launch site where Supermeme was the first product of the day at its launch. | C | Indie Hackers, 30 July 2026, by James Fleischmann: This full-time data scientist built a $7k/mo portfolio of side projects | ||
| Supergrow | Subscription pricing launched there with a US$1 first month for visitors; it reached #1 Product of the Week. | C | Deven Bhooshan's blog, 21 April 2025: From Zero to $230K ARR: The Indie Hacker's Playbook | ||
| Notis | Source of leads: lists of startups that run on Notion. | C | Notis blog, 19 June 2025: The messaging-first wedge, what's actually working for Notis right now | ||
| Chat Thing | Launch site; the company shows a #5 Product of the Day badge. | C | Chat Thing models page, read 15 October 2026 |
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