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Alexey Glukharevleft a comment
Congrats on the launch! 🎉 The pixel-art office framing is clever but there’s real substance underneath — making multi-agent collaboration visible and controllable is one of the harder UX problems in AI tooling right now. Most agent frameworks are basically black boxes. Building OceanMind, an AI-powered iOS breathwork app, as a small team, and the idea of watching different AI models plan, code,...
Bit OfficePixel office for AI agents and multi-agent collaboration
Alexey Glukharevleft a comment
Congrats on the launch, Vu! 🎉 This is exactly the tool I’ve been looking for — building OceanMind, a premium iOS breathwork app, and the demo video phase is always the most painful part. The 3D device frames with iPhone/iPad USB recording is a killer combo. Loved that it’s native Swift + Metal too, that matters. The AI editing roadmap for Q2 is what really caught my eye — filler word removal...
Smooth Capture3D device frame screen recording for macOS
Alexey Glukharevleft a comment
Congrats on the launch! 🎉 The safety-first angle on autonomous agents is the right call — I’ve seen several threads here on Product Hunt lately where AI safety keeps coming up as the #1 concern for builders. Most teams are still cobbling guardrails together from scratch, so having this baked into the stack is a real unlock. Curious how NemoClaw handles edge cases where agent decisions conflict...
NVIDIA NemoClawRun autonomous agents more safely
Alexey Glukharevstarted a discussion
Would you trust an AI to choose your meditation or breathing practice for you?
I’ve been thinking a lot about the difference between AI as a recommendation engine vs. AI as an actual decision-maker in your wellness practice. Most apps I’ve seen use “personalization” to mean: you filled out a goals form at signup. That’s it. Your state on day one defines every session you get on day 300. The more interesting question to me is: what would it actually take to trust an AI to...
Alexey Glukharevleft a comment
That’s useful — congrats! Could you clarify one thing: are you using AI for some kind of personalized methodology, or mainly for message generation?
Aura Water: Private HydrationOffline water tracker with a private AI hydration coach
Alexey Glukharevleft a comment
Congrats on the launch! You folks empower us, which is great. Looking forward to checking out the new product. At the same time, never stop developing new models — competitors aren’t sleeping. I realized that after not using it for a couple of months and trying it again recently.
ElevenCreative by ElevenLabsThe AI creative platform to bring your content to life
Alexey Glukharevleft a comment
Congrats on the launch! I always appreciate it when non-AI products show up these days. 🎉
DynamicLakeDynamic Island experience for Mac with apps & notifications
Alexey Glukharevleft a comment
From my perspective, this looks like a shift in the workplace and in what the job of a software engineer means. Companies are letting go of engineers who fit the old paradigm. When the new model stabilizes and new types of work emerge, hiring will return — but likely for people with a different skill set. It’s like the same we can see here: almost all the launches are AI related. What do the...
The next wave of AI layoffs is just around the corner. Where will people find their place for work?
Alexey Glukharevleft a comment
@ilaiszp Wow, that’s a big move — congrats! Most of us want the same. I’m not sure about the size, but any amount is great if you earned it yourself. Have you had investments before?
I took my first salary as a founder 🥹
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Alexey Glukharevleft a comment
We might be a bit of an exception. We founded OceanMind together — I'm the CEO and my wife is the CXO — and we also run other businesses and work in parallel. In our case it actually helps. But in general I think building a startup tends to take over your whole life. I’ve experienced that before — when you’re so deep in the business that there’s barely time or mental space for anything else....
Are builders so busy building businesses that starting a family isn’t a priority?
Alexey Glukharevleft a comment
Really curious how Knowlify handles complex or niche content — like if I drop in technical documentation or a product-specific concept that isn't widely covered online, does it actually understand the domain or does it start hallucinating? Also, can it be used to create educational videos for your own product — like onboarding flows, feature explainers, or tutorial content? That use case feels...
KnowlifyCursor for Animated Videos
Alexey Glukharevleft a comment
Love that you're tackling automatic rep detection - manual logging is where every fitness habit goes to die. Curious: how does Fort handle supersets or circuit training where rest periods are minimal? Congrats on the launch!
FortFort tracks strength for people who care about longevity.
Alexey Glukharevstarted a discussion
We couldn't crack retention. So we pivoted to AI. Here's the honest story.
When we built OceanMind, we had a strong conviction: most meditation apps are too shallow. Real, lasting change required real, structured commitment. So we built a full course — movement practice, breathwork, then meditation — all three done back-to-back. The science was solid. The results for users who actually completed it were remarkable. Sessions ran 30–45 minutes. We were proud of it. Then...
Alexey Glukharevleft a comment
To be honest, the second one - “Are you going to publish a product for the first time in the hope that the world will suddenly discover it?” From our first launch experience, that assumption can sometimes work, but only if you invest a lot of time in preparation and start building a community well before the launch date. That said, I still believe there are other approaches that can work better...
What do you expect from Product Hunt when you launch here? [motivation and reasoning]
Alexey Glukharevleft a comment
Looks interesting! Can you clarify two things: 1. Do you use your model inside? (And how you come up with the price for your product) 2. What is the difference with openclaw?
NeuralAgent - Skills Are Here
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Alexey Glukharevleft a comment
When people talk about brain cloning or creating a digital copy of a person, I always come back to the role of the body. We are not just memories and thoughts. Hormones, mood, sensory systems, energy levels - all of these constantly shape how our mind works. So I wonder if copying the brain alone would ever be enough. To really recreate a person, you might need to replicate the whole biological...
When will we be able to clone human memories? Scientists just uploaded a fruit fly brain into a PC
Alexey Glukharevleft a comment
When we first launched in November 2025, we tried a hard paywall, and it failed miserably :) Since then, we've moved to a much more flexible model. Some features are free, others unlock later, and we're still experimenting to find the right balance. I don’t think we’ll go back to a hard paywall, even though many competitors in the space still use it.
To hard paywall or not — that is the question!
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Alexey Glukharevleft a comment
You can still vibe code, but in a more disciplined engineering way: step by step, with a plan, architecture first, and create MD files with the whole plan when needed. Start with the architecture, ask for tests first, think through the test cases, and verify the results. Use AI like a junior or mid-level engineer, and also as a brainstorming partner when you’re the only one in the room. That...
Building SaaS in 2026: Are you vibecoding your own product or engineering it the "old way"?
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Alexey Glukharevleft a comment
This looks interesting. The screenshots seem to show only the educator interface. What does the student experience look like? Is there a mobile app for students?
SubSchoolAll-in-one teaching platform automating routine with AI