Customer support as we know it is fundamentally reactive. Users get stuck because of an unclear product flow or out of date help docs, submit tickets, wait for responses, and hope someone understands the context of their problem. Meanwhile, support teams spend their days answering the same questions over and over, never getting ahead of the real problems.

With these two developer-focused voice app launches today, we should have a bakeoff to see which one rules...!

https://www.producthunt.com/post...

We all have that one tool - the unsung hero quietly doing its job and saving you hours every single week.

For me (no surprise ), it s @Clueso

@rauchg just announced it on : NuxtLabs, the makers of @Nuxt @Nuxt UI @Nuxt Studio and @Volta are joining @Vercel.

Read the announcement here. S/O to @atinux and team oss ftw!

I can safely say that Product Hunt is the first platform where I managed to achieve a relatively large number of followers as a person.

(It wasn't the plan, because the plan was to focus on the Slovak community on Instagram, and I'm honestly glad it didn't work out.)... Anyway...

Jolt AI launched on Product Hunt last January among the best developer tools launched in 2025 in my opinion.

The product got featured, ranked #3 Product of the Day, and #3 Developer Tool of the Week.

Hey Product Hunt community!

I've been noticing a lot of great discussions here lately that genuinely grab my attention. From building side projects and roasting ideas to deep dives into launch strategies and even insights from the Product Hunt team themselves, this platform is buzzing.

It got me thinking: What topics truly make you pause and want to contribute? What discussions here feel like a real conversation, where you're eager to share your thoughts?

Is it the nitty-gritty of product development, the ins and outs of a successful launch, or the broader startup ecosystem?

Do you notice which topics discussed on this platform make you think, and you like to contribute your 2 cents?

I don't mean that you generate an AI answer for the topic, but that you enjoy discussing the topic like a real person.

I can safely say that just being featured on Product Hunt is already a small miracle in itself.

(It wasn t always like that, but lately the competition has been wild, and every single launch feels like a battle.)...

Why does it feel like every developer in the bay area announces ANOTHER MCP library to write client/servers for AI...the USB-C of AI they say, it feels to me like the nightmare of AI, because everything moves so fast and everyone is building more stuff (and barely maintaining it)

There are a lot of AI frameworks to begin with: LangChain. LlamaIndex. AutoGen. CrewAI. DSPy. OpenDevin. Semantic Kernel... They re all trying to answer one basic question:

'The best way to reliably interact with an LLM so that you can bolt things like memory, tools, and MCP to your AI agent'

For me - it's the community of makers. I've always enjoyed the 0->1 journeys of building product and businesses. I believe this is the tribe where I can contribute the most.

What's your reason to come back to PH and participate?

I'm always looking to sharpen my skills and stay ahead of the curve.

There s so much happening in dev frameworks, AI tools, best practices it s hard to keep up!

Would love to know: What blogs, newsletters, YouTube channels, or communities do you rely on regularly?

Let s build a goldmine of dev resources together

Hello Product Hunt!

Excited to share what s new with ProductDescAI:

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

Many of them:

were shy about appearing on camera

Launched on Product Hunt last week, Ultracite, a fast, automated code formatting and linting tool for JavaScript, just hit 1,000 stars on GitHub.

The Product Hunt effect?

Dropping a new feature every day for 1 week.

Today... Introducing Snooze :

Snooze Pretty Prompt whenever you need a break, on the go.

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.

Hey PH friends!

Sohazur again, Founder of @ReachLLM. It s been 31 days since we launched this little tool, and I wanted to share where we ve come and where we re headed. The last update was on Day 8. We ve been laser-focused on making @ReachLLM better every single day. Here s what we ve shipped since that Week 1 post:
Here's the summary :

• User research & feedback loops, iterating only on what real users ask for.

• Brand Intelligence tweaks:

  • Added Load more for AI SEO keywords & AI prompts.

    

  • Option to copy the competitor's website and do a quick search about it on Google, and a ChatGPT option.

    

• Prompt Monitor enhancements: re-prompt old queries to track the updates or progress.

  

• GEO Audit Updates:

  • Technical SEO accuracy improved, now up to 97%.

  • The content quality evaluator agent can now take 5 more context.

    

  • Removed unrealistic checks that are not applicable to most brands, yet LLMs prefer (such as Wikipedia presence).

    

  • More holistic but niche-specific deep research to evaluate the authority and credibility of the brands that the LLMs prefer.

    

  • Also, across the GEO audit, simplified the languages for everyone to understand without technical expertise.

• Actionable tooling: Now you can generate LLMs.txt files right inside@ReachLLM. Try the LLMs.txt Generator!

  

  Learn more about llms.txt files here.

• Export options: downloadable PDF + CSV for GEO reports.

  

• Option to add a default country and language in the profile section. This is so that the user doesn't have to change them over and over again.

  

• Lots of bug fixes across the board.

• And finally, we have rolled out the Plus and Pro subscriptions.

Everyone says Validate before you build , but no one tells you what that actually means until you re deep in it.

Maybe you launched too soon, built too much before talking to anyone, or trusted feedback that sounded nice but meant nothing.

I m curious, if you ve ever felt this grind, what s the one thing you wish you didn t have to do over and over?

The people who care most about learning are the ones burning out trying to make it better.

I've seen it over and over, teachers staying late to fix slide decks, professors juggling five versions of the same course, instructional designers stuck doing the same edits in three different tools.

I keep finding reasons to build more features and bug fixes before sending an email update to our 10k users. In the end, it s been almost 5 months without sending any update. Would love your tips on how to send email updates that the users actually enjoy and care about. Also at what frequency? As a developer I love bare change logs but I m sure it s not optimal for a broader audience. (we are building a video editing app, tellers.ai)

I have been exploring tools created by developers that aim to solve real-world problems or support underserved communities. From mental health apps to accessibility tools, it s incredible how much impact a few lines of code can have.

A few great examples I came across:

• MindEase: A minimal app that helps users manage anxiety through proven techniques. Built without ads or upsells, just genuine support.

• Be My Eyes: Matches blind or low-vision users with volunteers via live video for real-time assistance.

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.

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?