Hey everyone,
I built Launchrecord.com to help founders improve conversion through better positioning and messaging.
It focuses on fixing unclear value propositions, weak differentiation, and feature-heavy SaaS copy that kills conversions.
Link: https://www.launchrecord.com/
Curious what you’re building.
I'm building [OBridge](http://joinobridge.com), a marketplace where founders and investors actually find each other, without needing the warm intro or the right last name. Think of it as the place your round gets seen and gets closed, on real regulated rails, across the US and Europe. Fundraising shouldn't come down to who you already know.
I want to hear what you're working on. Drop your startup below: what you're building, what stage you're at, and whether you're raising or about to. If you'd rather keep the idea under wraps, just share your background and what problem you're chasing.
Use this thread to get your project out there. I'll be reading every comment, and honestly, meeting founders and hearing what you're building is my favorite part of all this.
So, what's yours?
I’ve been collecting real-time mood data across different countries, and one thing surprised me:
the US came out lower than expected (around 19th).
It’s not a representative sample, so I’m trying to gather more data to see if that holds.
It takes just a couple seconds to input your mood (1–10), completely anonymous:
Happy to share updated results here if there’s interest.
I’m selling a SaaS project I basically abandoned after launch, which is probably the worst possible marketing strategy, I know! Don't judge me, I've been so distracted, between life's and family's responsibilities, other online ventures, moving..
It launched earlier this year and has had zero paid marketing, yet somehow reached $1,880 ARR, 2,500+ free users, DR 31, thousands of backlinks, and 1.7M+ Google impressions.
The crazy part is how under-monetized it is. There are some pretty obvious wins sitting on the table, especially email marketing, better upgrade funnels, and simply reminding users the product exists. People usually need to see a brand a bunch of times before pulling out their card, and I’ve done basically none of that.
I genuinely think this could skyrocket in the right hands with someone willing to give it the attention it deserves. If only 1% boost in conversion rate is pulled from the existing user-base, the MRR can grow by $250/m, conservatively.
And the brand itself has stupidly good viral potential. It plays on “WTF”, which makes it very TikTok/Gen Z friendly and gives you a lot to work with content-wise.
I built it. Google apparently likes it. I just stopped giving it attention.
Now I’d rather see someone take it and run with it than let it collect digital dust.
Dozens of keyword ideas in Ubersuggest and Google Search Console, which makes it easier for the new owner to scale from here.
Btw, both the VPS + domain are valid till late 2027, which minimizes the running cost big time; only Supabase and Gemini API.
Hey r/producthunters!
I’m Christian, an independent developer, and today I’m launching Burrow on Product Hunt.
Like many of you, I hit subscription and cloud fatigue. Every budgeting and journaling tool I tried demanded an account, hooked into third-party analytics, locked basic features behind monthly fees, and kept my financial records on someone else's server.
I wanted something different: a single, snappy desktop app that works completely offline with Wi-Fi switched off.
What is Burrow?
Burrow brings your personal life management into one local workspace:
All-in-one modules: Budgeting, journaling, habits, todos, calendar, notes, subscriptions, focus timer, and bookmarks.
100% Local data: Stored directly in a file on your machine. No accounts, no tracking telemetry. Every network connection (Oura sync, weather, license check) is disabled by default in Settings > Network.
Bank CSV imports & clean exports: Preview CSVs before importing; export your entire database as JSON, CSV, or Markdown at any time.
Local AI with a strict rule (No Hallucinations)
Burrow includes an assistant named Javi, powered locally on your PC via Ollama.
Because mixing LLMs with personal finance can be dangerous, I built Burrow around a hard constraint: Burrow calculates all balances and sums using deterministic code; Javi only interprets and explains the results in plain English. It physically cannot hallucinate your bank balance. In Pro, Javi can stage actions and edits, but nothing applies until you manually click "Approve."
Pricing & Platform
Free tier: Includes every single module with zero artificial limits.
Pro: $49 one-time payment (no recurring subscriptions, ever) with an optional 7-day in-app trial that requires no credit card.
Platform: Currently available for Windows 10 & 11 (x64 and ARM64). Mac and Linux builds are in active development.
(Heads up: The app isn’t code-signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen will pop up with "Windows protected your PC." You can click More Info → Run anyway, and SHA-256 checksums are posted for every release.)
We’re live on Product Hunt today!
If privacy-first software and offline AI resonate with you, I’d be grateful for your support and honest feedback on the launch page:
I'll be hanging around all day answering questions, discussing the local LLM integration, and taking feature requests for what Javi should learn next!