10xJoy

the editable brief feels like the right handoff after the chat, especially with the consent step deciding what builders receive. how are you thinking about helping a first-time user judge whether a suggested builder is actually a fit before sharing their email?

Which Vercel product did you use? What new capability did it give your team, and how did that shape the product you launched?

Because projects are contracted and paid directly with the builder, how are you designing incentives and feedback loops so quality stays high (and spam stays low) without becoming a heavy-handed gatekeeper—and what’s your privacy posture on what gets sent to the AI provider vs. kept internal?

Quick update from the other maker. Since this morning we shipped Google sign-in with Google's own button (the consent screen now says 10xjoy.com instead of a Supabase host), a proper social preview, sitemap and analytics, and my own studio, BusiRocket, went through the builder flow end to end: Joy drafted the profile from our site in a few minutes and it is live in the directory. One question for everyone reading: when you describe an outcome to Joy, what is the one thing you would want it to ask you that a human agency usually forgets to ask?

I’ve definitely seen the problem this is solving knowing something needs fixing but not knowing who to ask or even how to describe it.

What happens if someone starts with one idea and realizes during the conversation that they actually need something else?

Only showing a few matches could actually make this easier to use. Too many choices can get messy fast.

Choose what to share stood out to me. Some business problems are better kept private at the start.

The editable brief is a nice touch. I’d definitely want to change a few things before sending it on.

I like the idea of starting with what you want to achieve rather than having to figure out what to build first.

Hey Product Hunt! We’re Philip and Cristian, the makers of 10xJoy.
You shouldn’t need to know what to build to get help making your business better. Start with your business email, talk through the outcomes you want with Joy, and review a brief in your own words.
We’re launching an early beta and welcoming our first builders. As the reviewed directory grows, clients can see up to three eligible suggestions, choose who to contact, and approve their brief for an introduction coordinated by email with our team. The gallery’s sample builders and email illustrate that journey.
Builders: tell Joy what you do, add a work example, and send your profile for human review.
10xJoy is free to use for clients and builders. Project work, scope, contracts, and payments are agreed directly with the builder.
The aim is simple: a little less friction, a little more joy, and more room for what matters—maybe even that vacation. 🏝️
We’d love your feedback: does Joy make the next step feel simpler?