We made it to @TechCrunch's 2026 Startup Battlefield 200. @marketrix_ai will be at Moscone West, San Francisco, Oct 13-15. Here's what we're actually building.

We just launched @marketrix_ai User Testing Agent on @ProductHunt! Most QA tools test what you tell them to test. But real users don't follow scripts. Marketrix flips this. Our AI agents explore your product the way real users do, uncovering bugs, edge cases, and UX gaps automatically. No scripts. No manual test cases. Just autonomous QA that actually thinks like your customers. We built this because after years of watching teams burn cycles writing and maintaining test scripts, we knew there had to be a better way. Instead of telling the tool what to test, you let the AI figure it out, just like a real user would. Here's what makes it different: - No scripts required - Works across staging and production - Generates test cases automatically - AI agents explore real user journeys - Continuous validation before release We're live on Product Hunt today and would love your support. If this resonates with you, head over and give us an upvote and drop a comment. Your support truly means the world to us as a small team building something we believe in. Product Hunt link : producthunt.com/products/mar… #ProductHunt #QA #SoftwareTesting #AI #DevTools #Startups #LaunchDay

4.30am at @DennysDiner with a napkin and a pen. Here's to the next 10 years! @yasithdev @marketrix_ai

What getting ready for @fdotinc Artifact Festival looks like @marketrix_ai

We built @marketrix_ai to make software self supporting. Self resolving support. Self operating QA. Self updating docs. Self driven walkthroughs. @yasithdev and I demo it tomorrow, Feb 13 at 4PM, at the Artifact Festival by @fdotinc at Fort Mason.

Great to be a part of this amazing community!

Just had Office Hours with @hthieblot (@fdotinc) and my brain is still processing how sharp this session was. 3 takeaways I’m carrying into the week 1. Ship one thing, every week Hubert’s point was simple: onboarding can’t rescue a product that doesn’t create real value. If the default experience is weak, retention will be weak. The only way out is to keep shipping, measure what sticks, and be willing to kill what doesn’t. 2. Clarity beats “smart words” every time One founder explained “egocentric multimodal data” and Hubert paused the room and asked someone to repeat it back. Most couldn’t. The lesson: if people can’t picture it instantly, you lose them. Make it visual, make it concrete, make it repeatable. 3. Marketplaces and GTM are hand to hand combat There were multiple marketplace problems in the room and the theme was consistent: cold start is brutal. Liquidity is the whole game. Early on, you often have to do unscalable things, create the initial supply yourself, and earn demand one door at a time. Hubert even dropped a great reference: The Cold Start Problem by Andrew Chen. A personal punch in the gut (in a good way) When we shared what we’re building at @marketrix_ai, Hubert called out something we’ve felt but hadn’t solved cleanly yet: if it takes 2 to 3 minutes to explain, we won’t win on X, email, or a landing page. We need a crisp “what it does” + “who it’s for” in two sentences, then pick one wedge (Support vs QA) to validate fast. Leaving today with a clear sprint goal: shorten the story, pick a wedge, ship, learn, repeat. Big thanks @hthieblot for the brutal clarity, and to everyone who shared in the room. I love how direct this program is. #FoundersInc #Artifact #Startups #GTM #Product #Marketplaces #AI