Andrey

Hi Product Hunt. I'm Andrei, a freelance frontend developer. I also run a YouTube channel and Telegram blog about AI and development. Here's the problem I kept running into: every time I wanted to cover the same topic on YouTube and Telegram, I'd either copy-paste (and bore half my audience) or rewrite everything from scratch (and lose my evening). ChatGPT just paraphrases. Feed it a YouTube...

The "stop guessing prompts, measure actual bot traffic" approach is way smarter than most AEO tools. I've seen products spend $500/month on prompt simulation tools that don't reflect what users actually ask ChatGPT. Does Siteline differentiate between OpenAI's crawler vs actual ChatGPT browsing on behalf of users?

The "apply custom AI actions directly to selected text" is exactly what's missing from most AI writing tools. I'm constantly copy-pasting between Claude and my editor when writing docs or blog posts. Quick question — does it support custom shortcuts for specific prompts (e.g., ⌘+Shift+E for "explain technical concept simply")?

The "think before it designs" positioning is exactly what's missing from most AI design tools. I've used V0 and Bolt — they're great for speed but terrible at catching "what happens when the API fails?" edge cases. Does Figr flag these in the flow mapping stage or only during prototype review?

Congrats on the launch! One concern — if AI generates "structured insights" before humans see the product, doesn't that anchor the conversation? The first impression matters, and if the AI says "this solves X problem poorly," humans might not give it a fair shot even if it's solving a different problem well.