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Split ProductHunt into Little Guys (devs, startups) and Big Guys (big company launches, ads). Even make custom lists. ProductHunt is dominated by big companies. Every day, launches from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, and other billion dollar companies bury the solo developers and small startups who actually need the visibility. Little Guys fixes that. This extension splits your ProductHunt feed into two columns. Little Guys go on the left. Big Guys go on the right. You see both, but the indie builders finally get their own space instead of competing for attention against billion-dollar marketing teams. How it works: - The extension scans every product card on the page and separates them into two columns based on your lists. - It ships with 29 big companies pre-loaded. - Promoted products and ads get detected automatically and moved to the Big Guys column. - You can add or remove companies from any list using the popup or the X button on any card. - You can create your own lists with custom actions like "separate" or "hide." Works on the ProductHunt homepage and all leaderboard pages (daily, weekly, monthly, yearly). Day sections like "Top Products Launching Today" and "Yesterday's Top Products" are preserved in both columns. You can toggle between compact mode (two continuous columns) and aligned mode (each day gets its own row). You can also turn the extension on or off without uninstalling it. No data leaves your browser. All lists and settings are stored locally in Chrome sync storage. No accounts, no tracking, no servers. Built for the builders who show up every day and deserve to be seen.
Apr 27, 2026
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