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PennyOne watches your email, calendar, docs, and memory for stalled conversations, pending decisions, scheduling issues, and buried commitments, then drafts the next action for you to review, edit, approve, schedule, snooze, or dismiss.
Hi Product Hunt, I'm Ognjen, co-founder of PennyOne alongside @lukaadzic .
We started it because we kept seeing the same thing in our own work: important relationships quietly stall. A founder means to send investor numbers. A customer follow-up gets buried. A scheduling loop stays unresolved. A promised update disappears into normal noise.
Most tools help after you remember what to look for. PennyOne is built to notice the work that is losing momentum before you have to dig for it.
It watches email, calendar, docs, and memory, then surfaces a small review queue of stalled conversations, pending decisions, and high-value follow-ups. When you open an item it shows why it matters and drafts the next action. You can edit, approve, schedule, snooze, dismiss, or reject it.
One more thing we are shipping today: a PennyOne MCP. Any MCP-compatible AI tool can now access your relationship context directly, threads, pending approvals, commitments, and calendar. If you run an AI-heavy workflow, it plugs right in.
We are launching to learn from founders, operators, consultants, and relationship-heavy teams who feel the cost of missed follow-through. Would love your feedback on:
- which kinds of stalled work you would trust an AI to catch
- where approval should always be required
- what signal would make this worth paying for weekly
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About PennyOne on Product Hunt
“Catch important work before it stalls”
PennyOne was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #75 on the daily leaderboard. PennyOne watches your email, calendar, docs, and memory for stalled conversations, pending decisions, scheduling issues, and buried commitments, then drafts the next action for you to review, edit, approve, schedule, snooze, or dismiss.
PennyOne was featured in Email (36.7k followers), Productivity (655.6k followers) and Artificial Intelligence (473.1k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 257.2k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted PennyOne?
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Ognjen Adzic
Hi Product Hunt, I'm Ognjen, co-founder of PennyOne alongside @lukaadzic .
We started it because we kept seeing the same thing in our own work: important relationships quietly stall. A founder means to send investor numbers. A customer follow-up gets buried. A scheduling loop stays unresolved. A promised update disappears into normal noise.
Most tools help after you remember what to look for. PennyOne is built to notice the work that is losing momentum before you have to dig for it.
It watches email, calendar, docs, and memory, then surfaces a small review queue of stalled conversations, pending decisions, and high-value follow-ups. When you open an item it shows why it matters and drafts the next action. You can edit, approve, schedule, snooze, dismiss, or reject it.
One more thing we are shipping today: a PennyOne MCP. Any MCP-compatible AI tool can now access your relationship context directly, threads, pending approvals, commitments, and calendar. If you run an AI-heavy workflow, it plugs right in.
We are launching to learn from founders, operators, consultants, and relationship-heavy teams who feel the cost of missed follow-through. Would love your feedback on:
- which kinds of stalled work you would trust an AI to catch
- where approval should always be required
- what signal would make this worth paying for weekly
Thanks for taking a look.