This week at Jots
Hi community!

Firstly, we want to wish you a Happy New Year!

Lock Trigger Latency

The graph shows how quickly the system locks the device as the paired device moves away.

Dear Product Hunt community,

If you re reading this and you ve launched something - or you're close to launching - you are already incredibly special.

Hey everyone! We re launching VibrantSnap updates today and celebrating the New Year with an exclusive 20% launch discount.

Before launch, we d love your thoughts on a feature we re considering next: AI voice-over.

The idea:
Instead of recording a voice-over separately, you d speak naturally while recording your screen and VibrantSnap would automatically reformulate and generate a clean, polished AI voice-over from your original speech.

Proposed flow:
1 You record as usual and talk naturally
2 AI cleans up phrasing + tone
3 Final video gets a clear, professional voice-over

Just shipped a crazy update for Solhun.

You know that moment when Claude Code spits out a file path and you have to manually find it? Not anymore.

• Cmd+Click any file path in terminal opens in your editor (VSCode, Cursor, etc.)

• Line numbers work too (src/App.tsx:42 opens at line 42)

• URLs are now clickable opens in browser

• localhost links work (http://localhost:3000)

Everything you need to check, all from one place. No more copy-pasting paths or switching windows.

Hey everyone,

It s been quite a while since the CodeFinder launch.

I m finally back with something new called Sliq, and we just went live on Product Hunt today!

The best reviewers don t act like gatekeepers.
They act like collaborators :

asking questions,
surfacing alternatives,
and making intent explicit.

A few weeks ago, Swytchcode launched on Product Hunt and became the #1 Product of the Day.

The launch was exciting, but what happened after has been even more interesting. As we close out the year, here's a quick and honest update on what post-launch life looks like for us and where we're headed next.

Post-Launch Momentum

A workflow that feels simple on the surface often hides far more than we realize.

Once you map it for an AI system, it turns into:

multiple branches,
layers of dependencies,
and assumptions no one knew they were making.

AI doesn t create complexity,
it exposes the complexity we ve been working around for years.

I ve been building a simple tool for makers who want quick, frictionless user feedback directly from their site.

It s lightweight, fast, and drops easily into any stack.

I d love to know:
What s your biggest struggle with collecting feedback?
What channels work best for you?
Does a 10-second feedback button sound useful?
What features matter most to you as a founder/dev?

Sharing to learn, not just promote honest feedback would really help me shape the roadmap

Hey everyone, sharing a small but meaningful milestone.

BeamUp finally got its first paid user, 5 months after launch.
What made this really special is that the user came in organically, started using BeamUp with Google Drive, and upgraded on their own, without me reaching out or changing any messaging beforehand.

BeamUp is a no-code upload portal that lets people receive large files directly into their cloud storage, no servers, no backend, no retention.

Here s what surprised me:
Even though someone understood BeamUp well enough to upgrade, I realized many visitors weren t actually understanding the core value from the landing page.
The concept is simple once it clicks, but unfamiliar at first glance.