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I launched my own product on Product Hunt today
Alongside client work, I build my own products. ShareMyInvite is one: animated wedding invitations, shared as one link on WhatsApp. Today it's live on Product Hunt 🚀
The hard parts were smooth reveals on mid-range Android phones, inside WhatsApp's own browser, and Tamil names set in a matching serif instead of an image of text.
It's built in Next.js. Couples build for free and pay once to publish.
If you've shipped a product of your own, I'd value your support and honest feedback: https://www.producthunt.com/products/sharemyinvite
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