Naxely is live on Product Hunt today
I'm Deepanshu, and today's the day — Naxely is on Product Hunt.
Quick recap for anyone new here: Naxely takes a CSV or Google Sheet and turns it into a branded PDF report with AI-generated insights, anomaly detection, and charts, in under a minute. I built it for freelancers and agencies who send the same kind of client report over and over and are sick of formatting it by hand every time.
Been building this solo for a few months. Some of what got me here:
- Fixed a nasty bug last week where columns named anything with "Rate" in them (like "Total Billable Rate") were getting misread as percentages instead of dollar amounts — the kind of bug that's invisible until a real user's report looks wrong for a reason you'd never guess from testing with fake data
- Put up a real, unedited sample report on the site after someone here asked to see actual output instead of marketing screenshots
- Got Google OAuth and GA4 wired in, submitted to basically every SaaS directory that would take me (G2, Crunchbase, SaaSHub, F6S, and a few smaller ones)
If you're a freelancer or run a small agency and have ever exported a CSV, pasted it into a template, and manually written "here's what this means" for a client — that's the exact problem I'm trying to kill.
Product Hunt link: https://producthunt.com/products/naxely
Free plan is real, not a watermark trap — go throw actual client data at it and tell me where it breaks. I'm around all day and will reply to everything.
I gave it a try today and went through the full sample flow.
Overall, I really liked how easy it was to get from signing up to a polished report. The onboarding with sample data is a nice touch, and the report generation felt really fast.
One small UX detail I noticed: when I clicked "Download PDF", I expected the file to download immediately, but it actually opened in a new browser tab. I had to use the PDF viewer's Save button to download it. Not a big issue, but it was a little unexpected on the first try.
Nice work, and congrats on the Product Hunt launch! 🚀
Fixed! Turned out to be a cross-origin download attribute issue — the PDF link was pointing at a Supabase signed URL directly, and browsers silently ignore the
downloadattribute on cross-origin links, so it fell back to opening a new tab instead.Now it routes through the backend properly and triggers an actual download.
Really appreciate you catching this on launch day and giving me something specific to act on instead of just "cool product." Try it again whenever — should be smooth now.
Really appreciate you taking the sample flow for a spin — and great catch on the download behavior. That's on my list to fix; browser PDF viewers intercepting the download instead of triggering a save is a known quirk I need to handle better (probably needs a download attribute fix or Content-Disposition header check on the response). Means a lot that you tried it and flagged something concrete rather than just a "cool product" comment.