We ve seen something interesting with Clueso over the past few months. A lot of our growth has come from people just talking about us.

Customers show Clueso to their teams, mention it to a friend who s struggling with video creation, or drop it into a Slack group. And honestly, that word of mouth has been one of the biggest reasons we ve grown as fast as we have.

It made us think: since people are already sharing Clueso, why not reward them for it? So today we re opening up the Clueso Affiliate Program. With the new program, you can earn a 10% recurring commission every time you refer someone to Clueso.

The summer that keeps on giving:

• You now interact with Octomind via their CLI now. You can create, execute, and run tests, debug test cases locally, launch the private location worker and generate tests in batches.

• You can use teardown to isolate your tests - we added teardown functionality to the steps editor. Teardown allows you to configure a test that cleans up artifacts created during test execution automatically. You can set it up using the app s interface or programmatically via a javascript step.

• More news in the August product update https://octomind.dev/blog/produc...

One of the most frustrating parts of managing projects? Constantly reminding teammates about pending input. It s repetitive, distracting, and eats into focus time.

We built Slashit App Snippets to solve exactly that.

Here s how it works:

• Save your go-to reminder once (like pending input )

• Assign it a shortcut (/pendinginput)

• Use it instantly in Slack, Email, Notion anywhere you work

The team over at Warp is cooking. A lot of users still have tons of questions about how to use Warp effectively to code and learn prompt-driven development. So...

They launched Warp University with >20 videos:

Getting started guides

Hey Product Hunters!

Here is the new Custom Synthetic Scenarios Node

Bluesky is implementing comprehensive updates to its policies and community guidelines, driven by global regulations and user feedback, with a focus on improving user safety, clarity, and community standards.

Key Takeaways

• New guidelines organized around four principles: Safety First, Respect Others, Be Authentic, and Follow the Rules

• Introduces an informal dispute resolution process, allowing direct phone conversations to resolve user conflicts

• Addresses previous moderation challenges by providing more detailed policies on content moderation, hate speech, and user conduct

We're re-thinking our leave-a-review flow (you all are leaving lots of reviews, including founder reviews!) and I wonder if anyone has review flows they think are 1) easy to use, and 2) actually help you write better reviews. I'm looking at G2, Trustpilot, Yelp, Google...nothing's standing out as amazing.

Would love any UX inspiration here! (or ideas/requests!)

EXCITING NEWS, We Just Officially Launched NeuralAgent on MacOS!

The future of human-computer interaction is here. Just tell NeuralAgent what you want, and watch it click, type, scroll, and navigate your apps like a human would.

- Natural language commands

- Works with any macOS app

We ve got devices that talk to each other, lights that respond to voice, and thermostats that learn your habits

So why does the smart home still feel like it hasn t clicked for most people?

We ve spent the last year building in this space, and this question keeps coming up, especially outside of early adopter circles.

Hi All,

I'll try not to evangelize for my startup here (or maybe I should; I'm still learning the ins and outs of this place). I'm a Developer who's definitely interested in forming connections with people who are also interested in tech. Please feel free to reach out if you're interested.

Lately it feels like AI is everywhere

Sales AI, design AI, coding AI, marketing AI

Every industry is rushing to embrace it.

Let s say you recorded a clean product walkthrough - screen only, no voiceover. Now what?

Most of us either spend hours scripting and recording narration, or we let the product video sit in a folder unused.

Product Hunt is great for discovery , but sometimes there are concerns about authenticity and trust when products are submitted by people not affiliated with them.

Would verifying domain ownership (e.g., via email or DNS) help ensure that only legitimate makers or teams can submit a product? Or would it add too much friction to the launch process?

Hi everyone, I'm Yigit a seasoned marketing pro with a passion for driving growth.

After years of leading digital marketing initiatives for start-ups, scale-ups, and e-commerce businesses, I've decided it's time to take on my next challenge: building an AI-powered hair health app side-hustle.
This app will be based on established scientific research papers which would identify stages of hair loss and track the progress of users' hairlines all thanks to a custom-built model created in collaboration with my friend who is an expert AI engineer and my counterpart.

While the app is still in development, I'm excited to do more research and learn from your experiences. I'd love to hear your thoughts on the concept, what you think would be needed, and any questions you may have.
Let's connect and have a lovely day!

I am not sure why there is a need for products to undergo a branding upgrade (like name, logo, colour, etc.) even when the core set of features have not changed much.

Whenever I came across such pivots, I felt like it's an attempt to change the perception of the product.

Hi, I'm Kasa the powerhouse behind overwhelmed founders and busy professionals who want it all handled, brilliantly. Think seamless operations, stress-free scheduling, and projects delivered ahead of deadline. That s my lane.

- Email and Calendar Chaos? I bring order and clarity, managing everything so your focus stays on growth, not admin.

- Never Miss a Beat: From meeting summaries to real-time transcriptions, I capture and communicate what matters so you re always a step ahead.

- Project Management Pro: I m your go-to for running initiatives from idea to flawless execution, leveraging Asana, Notion, Monday.com, G Suite, Google Sheets, and Canva every tool that matters.

A lot of teams (especially MSPs, devs, and small IT shops) run into the same situation:

You re stuck paying $$$ for a tool that feels replaceable.

I m curious:

What s the most overpriced SaaS or tool you ve had to use?

I've worked with dozens of early-stage teams and saw the same pattern:

they want organic traffic

they publish a few blog posts