Vincent Banks

I built a company because I needed a hack.
Production issue. The guy who knew how to fix it was in another country, working his actual full-time job.
I didn't want to call him.
So I tapped his agent on the shoulder instead. 5 minutes later, it was fixed.
He never had to stop what he was doing.
That's Vokal. There's a lot more to it now, but that's where it started.
Your best people aren't always available. Their agent can be.
Last week was great for Vokal, #2 of the day, #7 of the week, 100+ teams signed up. Really grateful for everyone who supported us here. Product Hunt is probably one of the few places where a self-funded startup can still get seen and loved.

If you re trying to make your company AI-native from day one without making the team lose its mind, I d love for you to try Vokal and share feedback.

We ve all been there: the engineering team ships an incredible feature, the marketing team blasts the launch, the metrics show a temporary spike in usage-and then... nothing. Silence. The feature slowly turns into product debt, and the actual value delivered to the user drops to zero.

As builders, we are constantly obsessed with shipping. We measure velocity, sprint completions, and launch dates. But somewhere along the way, we forgot to measure whether the things we build actually move the needle for our users bottom line.

We launched Pretty Prompt as a Chrome Extension. Got 2nd Product of the day.

We launched Pretty Prompt as a Web App. Got 2nd Product of the day, again.

Now we're launching Pretty Prompt as a Mac app...