Joey Zhang

The fact that ChartGen can generate a chart and provide insights in just minutes is incredible. It feels reliable, efficient, and it’s exactly the type of tool I’ve been looking for to streamline my data work.

Congrats on the Android launch! Works flawlessly on my Pixel 8. The performance is buttery smooth - no lag even during long dictation sessions.

Finally, I can code while walking my dog! My dog might not understand what I'm saying, but at least my coding agent does. This product perfectly solves the age-old problem of "I want to keep working but don't want to go back to my desk." Only issue is, if I'm yelling "fix this bug" in the park, people might think I've lost it. But hey, for productivity's sake, totally worth it! HAHAHAHAHA

Searching through saved pages used to be such a headache when I couldn't remember the exact title. The AI search here is a breath of fresh air—being able to find things based on context is a huge help. It’s amazing how it turns scattered snippets into a personal library so seamlessly.

A very interesting experience, it feels like i won't need to open heavy design software for simple graphics anymore, Superdesign blends AI with vector editing in a really natural way. it's fast, simple, and the output quality is surprisingly high. a solid tool for quick assets.

i've always wanted to add a Doulingo-style achievement system to my project, but the backend logic always felt too daunting. seeing how Trophy handles integration is pretty impressive, just a few lines of code. the badge designs are actually top-notch, too. it's a relief not having to worry about the UI/UX from scratch.

Never seen an approach like this before, and I'm honestly impressed. swapping complex passwords for visual memory is so counter-intuitive, yet it makes everything feel much simpler. most security apps feel like a chore, but this one is surprisingly smooth to user.

For a small operation like ours, a 24/7 solution that trains on our own docs is much more cost-effective than hiring a call center. really cool. the latency is the make -or-break factor here-if it stays close to human response times, the ROI will be huge. seems easy enough to setup , might give it a trail run on our next project.

SEO has totally changed. Honestly, GEO is the new baseline now. SEORCE is probably the most practical tool i've seen for tracking AI visibility so far. no more flying blind-definitely a must-have if you're chasing global growth.

A friend recommended this to me, and now it's on producthunt! love to see it.

Looks well worth checking out.

I noticed some precision issues with the numbers in one of the shots. you might want to try storing amounts in the base unit and then formatting them for display. it's usually a better way to handle calculations.

Such a great idea. I'm always getting in trouble for taking bad photos of my wife, i'm clueless with a camera, I think this is exactly what i need.

I believe it's a rare breath of fresh air in a sea of productivity tools.

I haven't used it yet, but it looks very good, and I noticed that it can support "multi-speaker identification", which is a great feature for teams and definitely worth a try.

That's a very nice-looking app, i'd like to report a bug: when I select the lyrics, it shows "No lyrics found", is it unable to load the lyrics automatically, or do I need some other settings? also, for the user, the onboarding process is a bit to complicated, I think simplifying it would be great.

as a developer, still can't get with the vim mode, but it looks very smooth and convenient for writing. such a simple and minimalist editor is a tool that text creators greatly appreciate. I have a small doubt: why not release it as a locally executable file?

I have a three-year-old daughter who also loves to ask "why" every day. so, I was wondering, can you ensure that the answers do not contain any content that is "politicized", "religious", or even "negative"? for a kid, all answers should be direct, straightforward, and easy to understand, without mixing in content that doesn't belong in the answer. i think this is very important.

Havent tried it out yet, but just wondering: for teams with strictly confidential data, have you guys thought about adding support for local LLMs to run the AI backend? If you could support local AI models, I think this would become an ideal solution for teams with high security and privacy standards.

It's cool, I have an idea, For example, in a team, I am a violinist, and at the start of the performance, I might blink or shake my head to signal to beginning. Is it possible to automatically turn the page based on pre-set beets and time, once that signal is given? if this feature could be implemented, I think it would be incredibly useful. However, the sheet music import process might be a...