u/Hiurich

I’m preparing to launch my product on Product Hunt soon, but honestly I’m feeling stuck and confused.

Right now, my upcoming page is getting almost no traffic, no followers, and very little visibility overall. I understand that Product Hunt is competitive, but I’m trying to understand how the platform actually distributes exposure to newer users and first-time makers.

Does Product Hunt mainly reward accounts that already have an audience or existing network on the platform?

A few things I’m wondering:

  • Does the algorithm limit visibility for new makers at first?
  • How important are followers before launch day?
  • Is organic discovery on Product Hunt still realistic for new users?
  • Does engagement on the upcoming page affect launch-day ranking?
  • Are there strategies that actually work today without already having a big audience?

I’d really appreciate honest insights from people who have launched recently, especially first-time founders who started with little or no audience.

Right now it feels like I’m shouting into the void, and I’m trying to understand whether this is normal or if I’m missing something important.

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u/Hiurich — 15 days ago
▲ 2 r/perguntas+1 crossposts

A few years ago, “who unfollowed me?” apps were everywhere. People checked them constantly, some even daily.

But now Instagram has changed a lot:

* Less social, more entertainment
* More creators than real interactions
* Algorithm-driven feeds
* People following thousands of accounts without caring much

So I’m curious:

Do you still care when someone unfollows you on Instagram?
And if you do:

* Is it personal?
* Is it about engagement/growth?
* Do you actually use unfollower tracking apps anymore?
* Would you ever pay for a clean, privacy-focused version of that tool?

I’m genuinely trying to understand whether this is still a real pain point or if people have mostly moved on from caring about follower dynamics.

Curious to hear honest opinions.

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u/Hiurich — 15 days ago

Hi r/Promotion community, I've been building IQPage for about 3 months and it's finally live. Would love feedback from this community.

What it does:

⚡ Instant AI summary of any webpage (under 10 seconds)

💬 Chat Q&A: ask anything about the page content, full context

⚖️ Bias detection: political lean score, loaded language, source quality

✨ Smart highlights: Explain, Translate, Save citation, add Note on any selected text

🔀 Article comparison: compare up to 3 tabs side by side

📚 Niche prompts: Legal, Academic, Social Media, Consulting, Science modes

Chrome Web Store: here

Web: iqpage.app

Honest ask for feedback:

- Does the free tier feel right, or is it too restrictive?

- Any MV3 quirks I should know about from people who've built extensions?

- UI feedback welcome, I'm a solo dev, not a designer

AMA about the build.

u/Hiurich — 15 days ago

Hey r/ProductHunters community!

I'm incredibly excited to announce that IQPage, my AI-powered Chrome extension, is launching on Product Hunt on May 14th! This project has been a labor of love, built with the goal of transforming how we interact with online content, making reading smarter and deeper for everyone.

What is IQPage?

IQPage is your ultimate AI reading assistant, designed to cut through the noise and get you straight to the insights. Built on the powerful Claude AI, it offers a suite of features to enhance your browsing experience:

•Instant Summaries: Get a concise, structured breakdown of any webpage in seconds. Perfect for quickly grasping key information without reading lengthy articles.

•Chat with Content: Have a conversation with any webpage! Ask questions and get context-aware answers directly from the content, making research and learning incredibly efficient.

•Bias & Loaded Language Detection: Critically analyze articles by identifying potential biases and loaded language, helping you form more informed opinions.

•Smart Highlights: Go beyond basic highlighting. Explain complex terms, translate foreign text, save important citations, and add personal notes with AI expansion.

Whether you're a journalist, researcher, student, or just someone who wants to read more effectively, IQPage is built for you. And the best part? It comes with a free forever plan, so you can start reading smarter right away.

Why Your Support Matters

Launching on Product Hunt is a huge milestone, and the community's support is invaluable. On May 14th, I'd be incredibly grateful if you could visit our Product Hunt page, check out IQPage, and share your thoughts and feedback. Your comments and engagement help us reach a wider audience and continue to improve IQPage for everyone.

Mark your calendars for May 14th!

Find us here:

•Product Hunt Launch Page: https://www.producthunt.com/products/iqpage?launch=iqpage

•Official Website: https://iqpage.app

Thank you for being a part of this journey. Let's make reading smarter, together!

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u/Hiurich — 16 days ago

She nailed exactly what I was trying to solve. No more switching tabs, no more copy-pasting paragraphs into ChatGPT. The AI comes to you, on whatever page you're reading.

What IQPage does:

- Summarizes any webpage in under 10 seconds

- Chat Q&A with the full page content

- Detects bias and loaded language in news articles

- Smart highlights: Explain / Translate / Save as citation / Add note

- Export to PDF or Word

Works on any site — news, research papers, Wikipedia, GitHub, blogs.

Free plan available, no credit card. Would love for this community to try it and tell me what's broken, what's missing, or what you'd do differently.

Chrome Web Store: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/igbighpdnelefhkbaknocckccpjconln

Web: https://iqpage.app/

Built by one person. Every piece of feedback actually goes somewhere.

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u/Hiurich — 16 days ago

Quick context: IQPage is a Chrome extension that uses AI to summarize any webpage, answer your questions about it, and detect bias, all without leaving the page.

No copy/pasting. No switching tabs. The AI comes to you.

Before launch, I want to ask the PH community something genuinely useful:

What's the most painful part of your reading workflow right now?

For me it was the context-switching between the article and an AI chat window. For others I've talked to, it's retaining what they read, or figuring out if a news source is slanting the story.

IQPage currently handles all three, but I'm sure there are workflows I haven't thought about.

If you want to try it before launch, it's already live on the Chrome Web Store (free plan, no credit card). Would love honest feedback from heavy readers.

Launching May 14th at 12:01 AM PDT. See you there. https://www.producthunt.com/products/iqpage?launch=iqpage

u/Hiurich — 16 days ago
▲ 14 r/chrome_extensions+1 crossposts

Hi Reddit Community, I'm Hiurich from Venezuela 🇻🇪. I'm 45 years old, and until four years ago, my life was wonderful. I had a job that allowed me to make a living and support my small family, it was just my wife and me, no children.

In 2023, my wife was diagnosed with an aggressive cancer that showed no mercy. I left everything behind to care for her and stand by her side throughout her fight. I was with her 24/7 until July 2024, when the disease took her from me. Since then, my life has changed in ways I am still processing. I was left emotionally and financially broken, unemployed, and facing the daily difficulties of living in Venezuela, It was time to reinvent myself.

Without any prior experience in software development, I began building IQPage, an AI reading assistant that works on any webpage. It took me eight months to build, and after three rejections from the Chrome Web Store, it is finally live and available.

IQPage is a Chrome extension that sits inside your browser and works on any page you visit. No copy/paste, no tab switching, no setup.

What it does:

• Summarizes any article in under 10 seconds

• Lets you chat with the content and ask anything about it

• Detects bias and loaded language in news articles

• Highlights text to explain, translate, save as a citation, or annotate

• Exports summaries to PDF and Word

• Compares how different sources cover the same topic

Launch on May 13th. If you'd like to follow along or show your support, here is the link: https://www.producthunt.com/products/iqpage?launch=iqpage

Web: https://iqpage.app/

u/Hiurich — 16 days ago

Hey r/chrome_extensions/ community!

I'm incredibly excited to announce that IQPage, my AI-powered Chrome extension, is launching on Product Hunt on May 13th! This project has been a labor of love, built with the goal of transforming how we interact with online content, making reading smarter and deeper for everyone.

What is IQPage?

IQPage is your ultimate AI reading assistant, designed to cut through the noise and get you straight to the insights. Built on the powerful Claude AI, it offers a suite of features to enhance your browsing experience:

•Instant Summaries: Get a concise, structured breakdown of any webpage in seconds. Perfect for quickly grasping key information without reading lengthy articles.

•Chat with Content: Have a conversation with any webpage! Ask questions and get context-aware answers directly from the content, making research and learning incredibly efficient.

•Bias & Loaded Language Detection: Critically analyze articles by identifying potential biases and loaded language, helping you form more informed opinions.

•Smart Highlights: Go beyond basic highlighting. Explain complex terms, translate foreign text, save important citations, and add personal notes with AI expansion.

Whether you're a journalist, researcher, student, or just someone who wants to read more effectively, IQPage is built for you. And the best part? It comes with a free forever plan, so you can start reading smarter right away.

Why Your Support Matters

Launching on Product Hunt is a huge milestone, and the community's support is invaluable. On May 13th, I'd be incredibly grateful if you could visit our Product Hunt page, check out IQPage, and share your thoughts and feedback. Your comments and engagement help us reach a wider audience and continue to improve IQPage for everyone.

Mark your calendars for May 13th!

Find us here:

•Product Hunt Launch Page: https://www.producthunt.com/products/iqpage?launch=iqpage

•Official Website: https://iqpage.app

Thank you for being a part of this journey. Let's make reading smarter, together!

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u/Hiurich — 18 days ago

Hi r/ChromeExtensions — I've been building IQPage for about 3 months and it's finally live. Would love feedback from this community.

What it does:
⚡ Instant AI summary of any webpage (under 10 seconds)
💬 Chat Q&A — ask anything about the page content, full context
⚖️ Bias detection — political lean score, loaded language, source quality
✨ Smart highlights — Explain, Translate, Save citation, add Note on any selected text
🔀 Article comparison — compare up to 3 tabs side by side
📚 Niche prompts — Legal, Academic, Social Media, Consulting, Science modes

Tech stack (for the curious):
- Manifest V3 + vanilla JavaScript
- Service worker architecture (no persistent background)
- Node.js + Express backend on Railway
- Supabase (Postgres) for user data
- Anthropic Claude API (Haiku for free tier, Sonnet for Pro)
- Google OAuth via chrome.identity API

Chrome Web Store: here
Web: iqpage.app

Honest ask for feedback:
- Does the free tier feel right, or is it too restrictive?
- Any MV3 quirks I should know about from people who've built extensions?
- UI feedback welcome — I'm a solo dev, not a designer

AMA about the build.

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u/Hiurich — 19 days ago

I've been building a product around AI-powered reading (more on that later) and wanted to share findings on summarization quality across major LLMs.

Tested with 50 articles across news, research papers, blog posts, and technical docs:

Claude (Sonnet/Haiku):
- Best at preserving nuance and avoiding oversimplification
- Strongest at academic content
- Excellent for "explain this without losing the point"

GPT-4:
- Fastest summaries, often most concise
- Sometimes drops important context
- Good for news, weaker on academic

Gemini:
- Strongest source citations
- Tends to add information not in the original
- Good for factual but careful with creative content

Most surprising finding: bias detection accuracy. Claude flagged loaded language and framing in 78% of test articles correctly. GPT 64%. Gemini 51%.

Anyone else doing similar comparisons? Would love to hear what you're seeing

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u/Hiurich — 23 days ago
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PhD candidate, second year. My advisor wants me to "build a strong literature foundation" before my proposal, which means I'm reading 5-8 papers a week minimum.

I've tried:
- Highlighting in the PDF (I forget what I highlighted)
- Note-taking apps (Notion, Obsidian — both became graveyards)
- Just reading + hoping I'll remember (I don't)

What's actually working for you all? Especially curious how you handle papers outside your direct expertise, the ones where you need to grasp methodology fast without becoming an expert.

Currently considering using AI tools to summarize but not sure if they butcher academic content. Anyone tried?

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u/Hiurich — 23 days ago

I wear a "knowledge worker" hat, strategy, research, occasional writing. I always assumed reading was maybe 20% of my day. So I tracked it for a week.

The result? 54% of my working hours. Articles, reports, internal docs, Slack threads, emails with attached PDFs. Reading.

Some things that stood out:
- I re-read articles 2-3 times because I forgot what I read 10 minutes earlier
- I kept 30+ tabs open "to read later" LOL
- I bookmarked stuff I'll never revisit
- I scanned long pieces and missed key points anyway

Does anyone else feel like reading is the silent productivity killer? How are you handling it?

(Genuinely curious, looking for ideas, not promoting anything)

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u/Hiurich — 23 days ago