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Visual feedback widget for staging sites—click elements to pin comments without logins or screenshots.
@vova_tsurkan · X
Built my first app with @shipstudio_app Now Coohoo is live on Product Hunt! 🚀
Rate YouTube channels and see your friends' favorite channels and ratings.
@DevWith_Atul · X
I create A website to rate youtube channels and see your friends favourite channels and rating
Collect anonymous feedback from multiple platforms in one dashboard with AI-powered insights.
@GeorgiG26929167 · X
Remarkd lets you create a feedback page for anything—ideas, landing pages, designs, pricing, features or prototypes. Share one link anywhere and collect structured, anonymous feedback in one place, with AI-powered insights to help you spot patterns faster
Discuss and debate topics with others through text, voice, and video.
@nameisnotanoun · X
@coryalthoff https://t.co/XQ3z4c8iwx it’s a sexy product, I promised.
@Luna_beexy · X
it’s a sexy product, I promised.
Collect and manage user feedback and feature requests with an open-source AI alternative to Canny.
@kngkng182542 · X
If you're paying for Canny, give FeedLog a look. Same workflow for collecting feedback and managing feature requests, but free during launch.
Extracts customer language from reviews and ranks it into ad-ready hooks and angles.
@buildingadlicio · X
Collect user feedback, prioritize features with AI, and ship changelogs your customers love.
@heyayankai · X
💬 Building FeatureSay. A simple platform to collect user feedback, prioritize feature requests, and build what customers actually need.
Create polls, surveys, forms, and live stages with AI verification and reputation-based scoring.
@Eli_Greenfeld · X
Browse and share links organized by tags, ranked by community engagement.
rakibtg · HN
Hey HN, the maker here. I built Prijm.com because I wanted something like a cross between Reddit and the simplicity of Hacker News, where you can follow tags like #OpenAI or #AI [1] the way you'd follow a subreddit, but ranking is based on favorites/comments rather than a hidden algorithm Right now it has a very small user base and a few posts, so it's small and early. One thing I'm actually proud of is the threaded, markdown commenting system. I put a lot of work into it. Unfortunetly, there is
