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Product LaunchesJul 29, 2026·3 min read·By StartupCorners

Top Product Launches of July 29, 2026: AI Agents, Dev Tools

The biggest Product Hunt launches of July 29, 2026 span AI agents, developer infrastructure, design tools, and consumer apps worth knowing about.

Top Product Launches of July 29, 2026

Another busy day on Product Hunt. The launches below represent the most upvoted and notable products from July 28 to 29, 2026, grouped by theme.

AI Agents and Automation

The dominant category of the day, by a wide margin, was AI agents built for specific workflows and industries.

  • Prefactor evaluates your AI agents in real time, giving teams a feedback loop for agent performance. (570 upvotes)
  • Leaping AI runs AI agents that call and text contacts across multi-day outreach campaigns. (215 upvotes)
  • Superunit automates employment verification by phone, email, and fax using AI agents. (128 upvotes)
  • Conduit delivers AI agents built specifically for hospitality businesses and customer communication. (116 upvotes)
  • Phantom is a voice-first AI agent that operates your Mac through spoken commands. (114 upvotes)
  • Cekura provides a self-improvement loop for voice agents, helping them get better over time. (386 upvotes)

Developer Tools and Infrastructure

Builders had plenty of new infrastructure and tooling to explore.

  • MCP-Billing adds OAuth 2.1 and usage-based Stripe billing to MCP servers with minimal setup. (119 upvotes)
  • qsa.sh runs an external security scan of your own IP directly from the terminal. (109 upvotes)
  • RecipeBook by Shofo lets developers buy video training data by the hour from a library of 25 million-plus clips. (106 upvotes)
  • G.I.A.ac builds real, working applications from a single plain-language sentence. (106 upvotes)
  • Lamoom lets you run agent apps inside Claude or sell your own agent apps to others. (105 upvotes)

Productivity and Team Workflows

Several launches targeted how individuals and teams organize work.

  • FlowTask 2.0 acts as a company brain for AI agents, centralizing context and tasks across a team. (139 upvotes)
  • Liminal is a shared workspace and second brain designed for a person, their AI agent, and their team together. (115 upvotes)
  • Hardbook gives freelancers a booking link that automatically handles contract signing at the point of booking. (211 upvotes)

Design and Creative Tools

Designers got two strong launches worth bookmarking.

  • Lottie Creator 2.0 brings After Effects-style animation editing to the web, built on the Lottie format. (344 upvotes)
  • EasyCircuit simplifies hardware prototyping to something closer to vibe-coding, lowering the barrier to physical product development. (179 upvotes)

Consumer and Social Apps

  • Cercle functions like a bat signal for your closest friends, letting you send an instant availability ping through messaging. (123 upvotes)
  • Ycode AI Agents lets anyone build a website using AI, without writing code. (178 upvotes)

What Today's Launches Signal

The clearest pattern across July 29 is that AI agents have moved from novelty to infrastructure. Products like Prefactor, Cekura, and MCP-Billing are not selling agent experiences to end users. They are selling the rails that agent builders need to ship, measure, and monetize their own work. At the same time, vertical agents for hospitality, HR, and home services suggest founders are betting that niche specificity beats general-purpose capability for enterprise buyers. The presence of EasyCircuit and Lottie Creator 2.0 is a useful reminder that the hardware and design tool categories are quietly benefiting from the same natural-language interface shift that has reshaped software, just on a slightly longer timeline.

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