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Catalog and organize everything you own with an AI-powered smart inventory app.
dhyani_patel04 · Product Hunt
Stashly Your AI-powered smart inventory for everything you own.
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Catalog and organize everything you own with an AI-powered smart inventory app.
dhyani_patel04 · Product Hunt
Stashly Your AI-powered smart inventory for everything you own.
QR code inventory tracker that lets resellers manage thousands of unique items without barcodes.
@eXtrek · X
inventorty app
Track titles, stock levels, suppliers and staff activity for your bookstore in one workspace.
@asta30201 · X
Organize and track product warranties, receipts, and maintenance with automated alerts.
u/CapitalPotato8230 · Reddit
I got tired of losing warranty claims because of faded receipts, so I built Warranty Tracker A few months ago, I had an expensive gadget fail just after I bought it. I knew it was still under warranty, but finding the receipt turned into a nightmare. The thermal paper had faded, I couldn't remember the exact purchase date, and I wasted more time searching than the repair was worth. That experience made me realize how scattered all of this information is. Receipts are in emails, PDFs, Wh
Procurement software for SMBs. Manage suppliers, orders & invoices with smart auto-allocation. Start your free trial today.
@_MichaelSoft_ · X
Michaelsoft Procurement — helps SMBs stop overpaying: supplier price comparison, smart order allocation, inventory + invoice reconciliation, real-time analytics.
Paste an ASIN or scan a shelf and get a BUY, WAIT, or SKIP after real fees. AI-written listings with 80-rule compliance checks, and books that show true net profit — for Amazon, eB
@SellerAide · X
Browse and shop a curated collection of premium tech and desk essentials.
@FreakNgo · X
You have the shipper's name and contact. Outbound researches them and writes the cold outreach. Built for freight and logistics, by someone in it.
@theloadletter · X
No endless SaaS directories. Just 3 options.
@aschapmann · X
Find winning dropshipping products using Google Trends, Amazon demand, and supplier insights.
@QuvirlX · X
Hey! 👋 I'm building Quvirl — a SaaS that helps dropshippers find winning products using Google Trends, Amazon demand, and supplier insights. Still improving it every week. Feedback is always welcome! 🔗
A GitHub-backed wiki for Open Knowledge Format bundles
aiobe · HN
I built Commonplace because I wanted to learn more about Google's Open Knowledge Format for knowledge sharing with human and agents. At the same time, Atlassian announced it will start using customer cloud data to train its AI models (opt-out is Enterprise-only), which made a self-hosted Confluence alternative feel timely. The idea: - Use a Git repository that follows Open Knowledge Format with plain Markdown - Commonplace is just a stateless frontend on top (nice UI, but no database, no backups
Browse the actual dashboard every client receives: one competitor with all 12 sections unfolded and two more in preview. Data from a delivered project, with the names changed.
@ivanlhz · X
Competitor radar for founders and agencies: what your competition actually does, measured and sourced, in a dashboard your client can read. If you sell services, it shows what whoever keeps winning your deals is doing. Demo: