Jack Behar

Hello PH! What makes Forge different is not just that it generates UI. Most AI tools stop at visual approximation, but Forge understands how your UI is supposed to be built. Forge goes further by grounding everything in your design system: It knows your component APIs including props, variants, and states It respects your design guidelines and patterns It operates within your governance model,...

Kind of meta seeing Product Hunt on Product Hunt. Love how the platform keeps evolving. What’s been the biggest change in how people engage compared to a few years ago?

This makes a lot of sense, especially for brands that can’t afford frequent shoots. The AI model and background generation is a nice touch. How customizable are the generated models and scenes?

Really like this focus. Building a waitlist before launching is still underrated. How are people typically driving traffic to their waitlist pages once they’re set up?

Really like this direction. Turning plain English specs into production-ready agents is a big unlock. How are teams typically structuring their specs to keep outputs consistent?

This feels like a solid alternative to stitching together multiple tools. Especially for things like admin panels and client portals. How do you see this fitting into more engineering-heavy stacks?

Love this direction. Pulling in real-time signals from across the web instead of static lists makes a lot of sense. What sources have been the most useful so far?

Really interesting direction. Turning large media libraries into something you can actually query with natural language feels super powerful. How do teams usually structure their workflows once everything becomes searchable?

This feels like a nice shift toward reducing tool overload. Having reminders, notes, and calendar all in one conversational layer makes a lot of sense. How do you handle keeping everything organized as usage scales?

This is a really practical idea. Launching is always more chaotic than building. Having everything in one place with tracking and content support makes a lot of sense. How do you help people prioritize which platforms are actually worth submitting to?

This feels really useful for getting fast, reliable answers without digging through forums. What kinds of topics or categories are seeing the most demand so far?

Love the focus on outsiders specifically. That perspective is usually what teams are missing. What’s been the most surprising insight people have gotten from using it so far?

This is a smart use case for AI sales reps. A lot of revenue probably disappears at the “almost convinced but still unsure” stage. How do you handle tone so the outreach doesn’t feel intrusive?

Really interesting approach, especially keeping everything local. That’s a big plus. Do you plan to add collaboration or sharing features down the line?

Really love this concept. Turning photos back into something you wait for instead of instantly reviewing feels surprisingly powerful. Have you seen people change how often they take photos because of the limit?

Love the retro pager concept. It makes something pretty technical feel way more approachable. How did you decide what states and signals were most important to show in real time?

Really interesting direction. Moving from copilots to coordinated agents working from a spec feels like a big shift. How do you see teams defining good specs so the output stays reliable?

Claude keeps showing up in more workflows lately, especially for coding and long-form thinking. Curious what you see as the biggest unlock with things like Code Routines?

Really meaningful idea. Preserving family history in a structured way like this feels powerful. How do you think about long-term storage and making sure memories stay accessible decades from now?