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Automate customer support with AI-powered chatbot, knowledge base, and workflow tools.
@Harshwardh3263 · X
Tired of answering the same customer questions? Let handle your customer support 24/7.
Automate customer support with AI chatbots that answer FAQs, guide customers through flows, and escalate issues.
@ConverselyChat · X
AI agent that learns from your documents and Notion to automatically handle customer support.
@vela_cx · X
Customer support software with AI-powered live chat and billing integrations.
@im_usamakhalid · X
AI agents embedded in your product to automate customer onboarding and support tasks.
thisiskp_ · Product Hunt
Skippr AI The live AI employee inside your product, serving every user
Collect product feedback, manage roadmaps and changelogs, and handle customer support all in one platform.
@ahmedqamar0 · X
i have zero users...not even on the free plan..
Add a 24/7 AI customer support agent to your website in under 5 minutes. Train it on your docs, PDFs, or any URL — it answers questions, captures leads, and hands off to your team
@ontrozofficial · X
Automatically sends personalized messages to re-engage inactive customers.
@Diniranga99 · X
Bring back the customers you thought you'd lost - automatically :
Embeddable AI chat widget that answers customer support questions using your documentation with cited sources.
@dhruvkumar1805 · X
Helpdesk ticketing system for small teams with shared inbox and AI assistance.
@HelpdeskByVS · X
Building a lightweight ticketing system for small teams.
Automate finding buyers and booking sales calls with AI-powered personalized outreach.
@abhishek_gadhia · X
Automate marketing with AI: generate leads, write posts, and get reports on schedule.
u/ApprehensiveRush8079 · Reddit
How I've gotten 1.5M reddit views and thousands of users across every product I've launched I've launched 8 products in the last 18 months and I'm now building a marketing tool full time. Along the way lovable invited me out to their HQ at 18 to demo one of them, I've run growth for a YC backed company, and got into Antler. But none of that is the point. The point is that most people assume the products that got traction had some secret in the product itself. They didn't. The product barely
