Hey Product Hunt

Would love to get your thoughts on something I ve been wrestling with lately.

I ve been fairly active on Twitter and have come across several founders and creators who hold very different views when it comes to having a family.

The opinions vary, and I really appreciate that people are open about discussing it.

Hey VibeCoding fam

I m working on a small tool for early-stage startups that ship fast but don t have a clean way to tell users what s new no changelog, no widget, no feedback.

This tool gives you:

A simple dashboard to manage changelogs and feature updates

We ve all been there:

Freelancers sending follow-ups

Creators chasing client feedback

Teams repeating the same check-in every week

We re working on smart home tech that aims to be invisible, useful, and quietly perfect in the background.

It s got me thinking

Life comes at you fast.

Hey Product Hunt, I'm the founder and CEO of @Clueso, a tool to create stunning product videos in minutes with AI. I wanted to share how we refined our process of making sure we ship big software moves on time.

Too many times as a company, we ve found ourselves making bold promises both to customers and to ourselves internally and then scrambling to meet them.

I experience 2 types of inspiration:

• Internal my drive to improve based on my results and aspirations for where I want to be.

• External people around me, talks, success stories, etc.

I ve been building a smart home product that s meant to quietly improve people s lives without adding complexity, which got me thinking

What s one simple product (physical or digital) that genuinely made your daily life easier, better, or just a bit more enjoyable?

Maybe it s a tool that automates something boring.