SAYEED AFZAL

Hey Product Hunt! I’m Sayeed, maker of Bloop. The idea started while building a travel app — we were generating AI clips of destinations, then I tried it on friends’ photos. The funny “bloopers” spread faster than anything else, so we spun it out into its own product. What’s launching today? One-tap AI bloopers → upload any photo, get instant video transformations. Smart ideas → AI suggests 2–3...

congratulations on the launch! Excited to use Floutwork!

Congrats on the Integrity launch 🎉 Wishing the team all the best ahead! As a founder of an AI travel app, I can see how this tool could be really valuable, excited to follow your journey.”

I was waiting for this from a long time.

This is super useful . As someone building an AI product, I know how painful and time-consuming security questionnaires can be. Automating that process not only saves hours but also helps teams focus on what really matters building and shipping faster without getting buried in compliance tasks. Excited to see how this evolves.

As a designer building with AI, I feel we’re closer than ever but the real promise is only met when assistants solve practical problems with a simple, trustworthy experience.

Yeah, totally with you on this, Furqaan. It feels like we’ve hit a wall. Everyone’s kinda tired of performing, chasing views, posting for the algorithm. It’s starting to feel empty. I think what’s next is way more low-key smaller circles, private spaces, stuff that feels real. More group chats, voice notes, late night calls. Less polished, more present. Not about going viral anymore. Just about...

MCP is like giving AI detailed instructions and the keys to use other apps or tools — so it can actually get stuff done for you, not just talk about it To explain it with real-time examples we can Imagine AI is like a smart assistant in your kitchen. MCP is the recipe card you give it — it tells the assistant what dish you want, what tools (like blender, oven) it can use, and how to make it...

For me AI has changed the way I work more than I expected. It’s become my go to for getting unstuck whether I’m drafting copy, or outlining a new idea. I still tweak the final output. Tasks that used to take hours now it takes few minutes. It’s not about replacing the work, just making space to focus on what actually matters. A year from now, I don’t see myself going back to doing things the...

How do you address the challenge of balancing AI responsiveness with trust, especially when users are making high-stakes decisions like international travel?