DiscountHub now has 35 store partners, 4 indie partners, and a working AI assistant
A new DiscountHub progress update.
I’ve been building DiscountHub as a solo founder, and the platform has now reached a much more complete stage than the original version.
Here is what is working today:
• 35 partner stores and brands
• 4 independent developer partners with their own special offers
• A working website and iOS application
• Dedicated pages for deals, promo codes, partner offers, and stores
• An AI assistant that helps users find relevant offers inside DiscountHub
• Automatic filtering and removal of outdated or low-quality offers
• Direct access to offers without requiring users to create an account
The AI assistant is connected to DiscountHub’s own content. Users can describe what they are looking for, and it searches through the available deals, promo codes, and offers instead of acting like a generic chatbot.
I have also spent a lot of time improving the structure of the website. The store directory, deal pages, promo-code pages, partner section, legal pages, and mobile download pages are now working properly.
The product itself is becoming stable. The biggest challenge now is distribution: bringing more users to the platform and proving that DiscountHub can generate real value for its partners.
My next priorities are:
• Growing traffic and active users
• Adding more direct partnerships
• Working with creators and online communities
• Improving offer quality and freshness
• Continuing development of the mobile experience
DiscountHub is still bootstrapped, but it is no longer just an early prototype. It is a functioning platform with real partners, real offers, and a clear direction.
You can check it here:
For founders who have reached this stage: what would you prioritize next — SEO, creators, community partnerships, or direct outreach to stores?
