Andres Vlaeminck

Hey everyone! Thrilled to be launching Spykio on Product Hunt today! We created Spykio to solve a problem we faced constantly: vector databases are good, but often not smart enough for sophisticated LLM applications. They tell you what's similar, but struggle when you need what's actually relevant. Spykio takes a different approach using dynamic knowledge graphs. It analyzes your documents...

Fun little app. Would be nice if it was integrated into something like grammarly!

Congratulations that is amazing! I've been launching on producthunt for over 5 years. I've been featured several times but to become a top spot of the day is really amazing so well done it does mean your idea resonates with lots of people;

If i'm honest I think anything around 3% from people signing up to paying customer is reasonable. however if we are talking about people who see your product --> paying customer i think 1% is pretty good already. Its a bit annoying to see people post their huge successes as the reality is they might just have gotten lucky there is no magic formula that works. You can aid your chances of...

"Document search that just works!" Exactly 5 words :) After building LLM-based tools for 2 years and experimenting with various RAG pipelines, I kept hitting the same wall: vector search is great for small datasets and simple files, but eventually falls apart - even with metadata filtering. That frustration led me to build a completely new kind of document retrieval engine using three different...

Hey Samuel, From my experience, I'd recommend aiming to be #1 even if it potentially means fewer total clicks. The social proof of having a "#1 Product of the Day" badge carries significantly more weight in marketing materials, investor conversations, and user trust than being "#4 or #5" with slightly more upvotes. I'm curious though - your question suggests you have some confidence in your...

I completely agree with your approach to structure before coding. The most critical step that's often overlooked in vibe coding is defining a solid architecture before writing your first prompt. What I've found essential is maintaining strict control over this architecture - don't let Cursor or any AI make architectural decisions on the fly. When the AI suggests structural changes, take...

I've been on an interesting journey with AI-assisted development too. For about 1.5 years, I've been building an AI-first document retrieval engine for internal use - never really planning to release it publicly. Out of curiosity, I decided to test v0.dev to create a homepage for this product. I was genuinely blown away by what it produced! The quality was so impressive that it actually...

Congratulations on the launch! looks awesome. Quick intro - I'm launching Spyk.io soon, an API for intelligent document retrieval (PDF, DOCX, etc.) using knowledge graphs. It excels at finding relevant information in huge datasets where context is key. For instance, it can accurately identify specific legal cases across 30k large PDFs. If embedding highly accurate, context-aware document search...

Congrats on the launch! I do have a few questiosn tho! it seems like this is a wrapper around pinecone? what differentiates your application from just doing the set up in Pinecone? Funny thing is I'm actually launching a similar product soon haha anyway always nice to meet the competition! Anyway looks promising!

Hello Product Hunt community! Two Times came from a very personal challenge. People would often ask if I lived under a rock because I wasn't staying current with news and trends. The truth? Traditional news consumption just didn't fit into my life. I noticed something about my habits though - I loved "watching" YouTube videos before bed, but by "watching" I really mean just listening to...

Haha Great Idea, perhaps you can automatically generate millions of memes post them on reddit/ 9gag / Instagram; and attract users to your product that way? :D

Great product! How do you handle long tasks; and can the agents follow up with you after say 2 weeks? Great job!

I used Claude 3.5 extensively during the development cycle of my latest app. Recently, I tried Claude 3.7 and noticed something important: Claude 3.5 actually performed better in one key area. While 3.7 is more advanced in many ways, I've found it to be too docile - it rarely pushes back on questionable requests. Claude 3.5, on the other hand, would often suggest alternative (and frankly...

What specific elements do you think make minimalist, humorous ads more effective? I understand that you like the fact they are not intrusive, but will they not fade in the background if they are minimalist?

Quick question! How did you balance the pressure for perfection with the need for velocity when building in the AI consumer space?