Why Avenir’s landing screen already feels more futuristic than Product Hunt’s full career
Let’s be honest —
Most platforms that claim to be about innovation… look like they were built a decade ago.
You land on another “startup directory,” and it’s the same pattern:
a list of cards, a few upvotes, and a color palette straight out of 2015.
That’s not discovery.
That’s digital dust.
When we built Avenir, we wanted to feel the future before even logging in.
💫 A 3D interactive model — because discovery should be experienced, not scrolled.
🎥 A teaser video — the kind that feels alive, not static banners pretending to be modern.
🧭 Terminal-based navigation — because the future won’t be built on buttons; it’ll be commands and curiosity.
Avenir isn’t another page of launches — it’s a world you enter.
Every line of it was designed to make founders feel something again.
We’re here to prove that visibility doesn’t have to be boring —
and that the future of product discovery should look as creative as the founders behind it.
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Claim your founder code early — before the future gets crowded.
It’s rare to see something built for founders that doesn’t feel like a growth hack or a VC trap. Avenir feels like someone finally remembered why we build things in the first place not for algorithms, but for curiosity. So yeah, maybe it’s not perfect. But it’s one of the few projects that actually makes you believe the internet still has new corners left to explore.
Really like what you’re building with Avenir, tight promise, opinionated scope, and a fast “try → aha” loop. That’s the combo that actually sticks.
Two tiny moves that could compound quickly:
Pin a 30-sec zero-to-result demo right up top.
Add 2–3 job-to-be-done presets so new users don’t start from a blank state.
Curious: what single moment best predicts a paying user for you; first saved result, a second project created, or inviting a teammate? And which channel is bringing paying users right now; community, showcases, or search?
P.S. I’m with Buzz; we build conversion-focused Webflow sites and pragmatic SEO for product launches. Happy to share a quick GTM checklist if useful.
It’s minimal without being lifeless. Everything feels intentional, I like this approach.
The terminal-style navigation threw me off at first, but now I can’t stop thinking about how natural it feels.
I was skeptical at first, but the moment the landing loaded yeah, it hits different. Feels like stepping into a concept, not a website.
Really like how you’re rethinking not just the “what,” but the feeling of discovery.
Most platforms forgot that builders want to be inspired too.
Feels like it was made by people who care about the experience, not just the metrics. That alone is refreshing. Good job guys.
It’s been a while since a product felt like discovery for a lack of a better word but avenir might be one of the first to bring that energy back.