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KenstifyAI: I built an AI marketing advisor and report generator for small creators and agencies, relaunching today

Back on Product Hunt today with Kenstify, and this time it's a genuinely different product from the first launch.

Since then, I did a full redesign, added a Strategy Chat feature (an AI marketing advisor, not just reports), and fixed a bunch of real issues based on feedback from people here, someone pointed out the difference between writing pain and understanding pain months ago, and that's genuinely shaped how the product works now.

Still no account connections needed anywhere. Paste your numbers, get a report in 60 seconds. Free during our beta.

If you have two minutes, would genuinely appreciate you checking it out, and if you don't run an agency, curious if the Strategy Chat part is useful for solo work too, that's the audience I'm trying to understand better this time.

https://www.producthunt.com/products/reportify?utm_source=other&utm_medium=social

Here's the link check it out

on August 1, 2026
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    Congratulations on the relaunch! I like that you're focusing on helping smaller creators and agencies, where clear marketing guidance can make a real difference. The positioning is easy to understand, and it's great to see founders continuing to improve their product based on feedback.

    Wishing you a successful launch! We're also launching Apoointly today, so we know how much work goes into getting a product in front of the right audience. Looking forward to following your journey and seeing how the product evolves.

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    Congratulations on the relaunch. The distinction between writing pain and understanding pain is exactly the kind of detail that either makes a product feel disposable or makes it feel like the person building it actually sat with the problem, so it is good to hear it changed how Strategy Chat works. Curious about the solo case since you mentioned it, most of the memory and follow up work in an AI advisor context matters just as much for one person juggling everything as it does for an agency spreading it across people. Good luck with the beta.

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    Interesting that the relaunch has shifted from generating reports toward helping people make the decisions behind them.

    I'd be curious what you're seeing so far from the people who actually use Strategy Chat more than once.

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      Honestly, too early to say with real confidence, launched today and traffic's been light so far, not enough usage yet to know if people come back to Strategy Chat specifically.

      That's actually the exact question I'm most curious about too, will report back once there's real signal either way.

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    I went through the whole flow, from generating a report to viewing the final output.
    Overall, it feels really polished. I like that you don't require any account connections — getting to the report is fast and straightforward.

    A couple of things stood out to me:

    • When I clicked "Save as PDF", I expected the PDF to download directly, but instead it opened the browser's print dialog. It still works, but it caught me off guard because the button label suggested a different behavior.
    • I also noticed that the landing page highlights LinkedIn Ads as a supported platform, but the report form doesn't offer it in the Platform dropdown. I wasn't sure if that's intentional or simply not implemented yet.

    The report itself is easy to read, and the structure is clear. One thing I'd love to see in the future is even more data-specific reasoning instead of some generic positive summaries, so it feels even more tailored to the actual campaign numbers.
    Overall, it's a solid improvement from the previous version. Good luck with the relaunch!

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      This is genuinely the most useful feedback I've gotten on this launch, thank you for actually walking through the whole thing.

      Both catches are real, the PDF button label is misleading (it does trigger print-to-PDF via the browser dialog, but you're right that "Save as PDF" implies a direct download, going to fix that wording or the actual behavior). And the LinkedIn Ads gap between the homepage and the form is a genuine inconsistency, not intentional, will get that fixed.

      The "more data-specific reasoning instead of generic positives" point is really valuable too, going to work on making the report writing lean harder into the actual numbers rather than general encouragement.

      Really appreciate you taking the time to go through the whole flow and write this out properly.

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