Hey everyone!

We ve just rolled out a brand new update for Mindly, your second brain for macOS, and this one s a big step forward in making capturing and organizing your thoughts even smoother.

A few days ago, I asked several people for a video testimonial.

Many of them:

were shy about appearing on camera

Hi all!

We worked hard during the past weeks to build features that help you journal better, and today we just released two features! The first one is a very nice one: the Prompt Library

We ve spent the last two months working on a custom video player for our  cursor for video editing  . Even though it could unlock many new features, it felt unreasonable, for our small team, to spend 2 months on a  non-AI  feature. We tried to vibe code most of it, twice, but it was impossible to get right. We then decided to actually spend the time and while learning about low level video tech, we discovered a whole new field of possibilities. Turns out, not being able to vibe code any of it, was actually a great indicator of where we could bring meaningful value and innovation.

We just shipped one of our most requested features: Slack integration

Now, right after a meeting ends, Memolect can:

• Send the AI-generated meeting summary

• Share Jira/Linear/Confluence suggestions

• Deliver everything directly to your Slack channel

No more digging through docs, inboxes, or long threads - your team gets what they need, right where they work.

All of you who are building a personal brand, I guess, keeping up with the onslaught of notifications is not the easiest thing to do. I personally open some notifications after a month (like today on Bluesky, Substack and Twitter), not to mention that I reply to some messages after months. It helps me keep my sanity. But it took me almost 4 hours to handle these today.

On the other hand, I manage ProductHunt and LinkedIn quite regularly.

I ve seen so much advice about partnering with well-known Hunters for your PH launch. But does it really move the needle? Anyone have real numbers or war stories? Also, how to find and approach them?

I joke mostly, but in reality forgetting things often or getting easily distracted has been a tough one for me that no amount of calendar reminders, notes, stickies, post-its, and alarms can solve. So when Fieldy launched calling themselves an IRL Granola targeted for ADHD folks to help them remember, I knew I had to try it out.

Note: I did Hunt Fieldy but I paid for the product myself. I was not sponsored for this review. I was gifted a yearly subscription however, to help experience the product from the Fieldy team. Thoughts are my own.

My current work place, the tool chain from discovery to delivery is kind of a little wild... a mix of gsheets/gdocs/miro/figma/notion/jira and slack..
In previous places we stuck to teams + conlfuence + jira

Which do you use?

If you re switching between tools just to clean up a sentence, it s time to stop.

With Slashit App, you can fix grammar mistakes right where you type Gmail, Notion, Docs, Twitter replies, you name it.

Here s how it works:

Select the text you want to fix

I recently came across what the majority calls "vibe coding" and I am addicted. As I am a marketing guy, I couldn't resist in creating not one, not two, but 8 apps, which are basically systems to solve my own problems and frustrations.

However, I couldn't help but notice that all these tools are far from perfect. Lovable, Replit (which I use extensively now) say they did something, but in reality, they made only the surface.

I m Srihan a 10-year-old founder in 4th grade from Austin, building Srihan.ai. It s a tool that helps businesses check if their phone numbers are being flagged as spam by major carriers like AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon.

It s been 48 days since launch, and here s my July 2025 report

Yes, I'm kind of referring to the Soham Parekh story that's now taking the internet by storm.

TL;DR: He worked on several startups at the same time, had the best interview results, but according to his employers, he never delivered results. (You can comprehend it from these tweets, e.g. 1, 2)

I have been (slowly) building My Financ . I shipped some features over the past few months that felt interesting to share, so I build a sandbox that runs an almost-fully-featured version of the app (here) with dummy data. you can go in there, click around, and see what the feature set looks like:

is this confusing? on intuition i feel like people hate guided product 'tours' so have strayed away from this, but maybe it isn't clear the steps you would have to take as a user to actually get the app into this state?
any feedback welcome :) I realize that for a situation where you are linking your bank accounts to a website the polish and trust needs to meet a pretty high bar, so the main goal of this effort was to make it easier for a user to understand whats behind the onboarding.

I remember once discussing that intellectual property should be abolished (a quote by Jack Dorsey).

However, it seems that there is also a friendlier option that promotes more benefits for data owners:

With everyone vibe-coding and building SaaS products, will you pay for an embeddable uploader for your SaaS or just build it yourself?

The idea:

• You would be able to connect any backend enterprise storage like: AWS S3, GCS, Azure blob etc. or any other storage

• You get an embeddable uploader - a web component that you can add to your dashboard.

Whats in this for you?

To continue what @steveb started last May:

Building a team or want to join a startup?

I've recently gotten into training grip strength and since it s a new area of strength training for me, I ve been asking Claude a lot of weird questions about training and recovery techniques. So now, my chat history is a ton of stuff about work with the occasional odd question about how often I should be using extensor bands haha

What are some of the strangest things you've asked AI to help with? Did it actually help?

We all have messages we send again and again whether it's for work, client follow-ups, support replies, or daily check-ins.

Instead of hunting through past emails or Notion pages

Slashit App lets you pull up your dynamic templates instantly.

Just type a slash command like /followup, and your template pops up with placeholders ready to fill in.

If you re a PM juggling roadmap pressure, tight timelines, and zero dev bandwidth, you ve probably wished for a faster way to test and learn.

Trickle is a no-code, AI-powered tool that lets you build landing pages, interactive prototypes, and feedback systems all with a built-in database and analytics dashboard, so you can track what matters without extra setup.

I built a tool called CommandChronicles to fix a personal itch:

• I was tired of losing CLI history across machines

• history | grep wasn t cutting it

• rsync scripts broke often

We are halfway through 2025 What are the best developer tools launched on Product Hunt this year from your perspective?

Below are some of my favorite, most inspiring dev-first product launches until now:

• @Jolt AI - The AI assistant for 100K+ line codebases ranked #3 Product of the Day last January.

• @Lingo.dev - Discovered during the Mega Launch Week, the AI localization engine (YC F24) kept momentum on Product Hunt last February: #2 Product of the Day, #1 Developer Tool of the Week, and #1 Developer Tool of the Month. S/O to @vrcprl @maxprilutskiy and team!

• @Appwrite Sites - The "open-source Vercel alternative" ranked #1 Product of the Day, #1 Developer Tool of the Week, and #1 Developer Tool of the Month. Read the teardown here in /p/appwrite

• @Kibo UI - This open-source extension to @shadcn/ui ranked #3 Product of the Day last May.

• @next-forge - First launched in 2023, the new release ranked #4 Product of the Day early June. Keep launching!

Not gonna lie - I originally built the Meme Lie Detector just for fun. One button, some chaos, classic sounds - that s it. But then the Reaction Time Test somehow showed up. And the Typing Speed Test followed right after. Now I m stuck using it more than I expected

Still adding stuff. Maybe more benchmarks. Maybe more memes. Who knows :)