... getting clicks off the back of it, while your dashboard shows you nothing. Which makes Bing Webmaster Tools about the cheapest AI visibility check going, and almost nobody has it installed because we all wrote Bing off a decadeago. The other half of the check is free and takes two minutes. Open ChatGPT, or Perplexity, or Claude, and ask the question a buyer would actually ask. Not your product name. The problem. Best tool ...

... Comment from Enrico Paul(@quin2uple): Mine would probably be: VS Code where most of my day happens. GitHub for managing code, reviews, and keeping projects organized. ChatGPT mainly for brainstorming solutions and speeding up research. Postman saves me a ton of time when working with APIs. Notion my second brain for notes, ideas, and project planning. Funny how the "essential tools" list keeps changing every couple of years. A decade

... reFrame exists today. I believe that no one should have to lose everything only to learn what was never taught. Let that sink in... You see, life is about relationships to me, and every relationship matters. Over a decadeago, actually, almost 15 years at this point, I destroyed my marriage with patterns I didn't know had names. Contempt, criticism, defensiveness, stonewalling, and even one I'm not proud of, gaslighting. I used all five, and when used together ...

... text. Even the general structure doesn't tell you much, at least for articles where humans were pushed into the same handful of SEO-friendly templates before generative AI became widespread. Comment from Fabrizio Pfannl(@fabriziowexare): Honest answer: AI-vs-human detection is mostly broken now. What still works is detecting whether a piece of writing was edited by someone with an opinion versus

... this problem directly. When we launched our own applications, we went looking for a fair, modern platform where we could present our work to real people. What we found were a handful of directories that were built over a decadeago, designed for a different era of software distribution. The experience felt outdated, the discovery was limited, and the trust signals were unreliable. We also noticed something important. The few platforms that do exist for showcasing new software are almost ... ... reason is simple. Reviews have become one of the least trustworthy signals in the app ecosystem. They can be purchased in bulk from services that sell hundreds of five-star ratings overnight. They can be faked with disposable accounts.

... been building this project nights and weekends. It started from frustration with existing CMS platforms - I appreciated tools like WordPress, but I didn t want to deal with legacy code, performance trade-offs, and architectural decisions made over a decadeago. So I decided to build a modern

... much as reach. Comment from Abdul Rehman(@abod_rehman): This is why I keep saying: platforms are like rented apartments. One day you might get evicted for no reason. Comment from Alina Petrova(@alina_petrova3): I couple of years ago, LinkedIn blocked my account when my Premium subscription expired. And they didn't clarify why it happened. Support just sent me a generalized automatic reply. I had 7,000+ followers, it felt horrible... Luckily, the company I worked ... ... limits (e.g. of messages, connection requests etc.) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @rohanrecommends  It seems that trade for fame is a loss of privacy. Comment from Candice Jarrett(@candicejarrett): So glad you got your account back!! A decade

... launched my product @Flowtica Scribe a few months ago. Like any maker, I ve been obsessing over metrics, logistics, and production. But yesterday, I received a message on social media that paused everything. It was from Ajit Rajasekharan @a_r48 . For those who don't know, Ajit is a legend in the tech world (currently CTO at nference ). Back in 2008, he founded a company called Readia . Backed by giants like John Doerr and Vinod Khosla, they tried to build ... ... just bought a Flowtica Scribe. He didn't buy it just to use it. He told me: "To me, it's equivalent to a souvenir I will treasure: the modern evolution of an idea from over a decade

... still cringe or smile when you think about it? Also, huge congrats to @rrhoover , @rajiv_ayyangar and everyone who s ever been part of the PH story. I joined PH as a teen almost a decadeago, and honestly it s still one of the most magical corners of the internet for builders. Most people start their day scrolling email, IG, or X; I start mine checking the Product Hunt leaderboard and newsletter. Priorities, right? Excited ...

... fast-paced digital era, artificial intelligence has become the most transformative technology of our time. From automating business workflows to creating new forms of art, AI has unlocked possibilities that were unimaginable just a decadeago. Yet, despite its potential, AI development has remained locked behind barriers complex coding requirements, steep learning curves, and high implementation costs. HyperFlow AI was founded to dismantle these barriers and make AI accessible to everyone, regardless of technical background. The Origin Story The inspiration ...

... more annoying than buying 10+ devices that may be from different brands, use different apps. Some are battery-powered, some need hubs, etc. The reality of the smart home is that it has NOT delivered on its promise a decadeago, instead creating countless headaches. Comment from Leon Xue(@leonxue1): @yahya_rogers  Yup, another extremely obvious and underlying staple for an incredibly wide range of daily-use products ...

... jakecrump  oooo, great question. Most common elements that don't immediately click Little to no onboarding..or way too complicated Trying to do/explain too much at once Not great landing page (or launch!) Uses copycat language of a competitor but it's actually way more. Things that almost work Focus on one key idea that makes them unique and drives that home to the user Great onboarding experience Some sort of design element that captures the user... looking ... ... makers. If some products could make it to the featured list by some simple tweaks, we can inform them. Example, add a demo or confusing value prop. I am not sure on which product I saw it, but a decade

... James Deng(@cnjdeng): I switched to second brain app rabrain , that not only has read-it-later features, but also turn my bookmarks into knowledge base. Comment from Jake Crump(@jakecrump): @ellenli  That seems to be the main alternative I see people recommend. Is there a particular standout feature you enjoy? Comment from Alexander Spoor(@alexanderspoor): I jumped ship earlier in the year and landed on GoodLinks! Feels very native to the Apple platform and comes with a great ... ... their product development, but love the product so far. Can't recommend it enough for saving and searching for old articles. Comment from DG(@dg_): Oh wow. The end of an era. I briefly competed against Pocket over a decade

... database to include not only MMO games but also compelling single-player productions that appeal to genre fans. The latest redesign marks a significant milestone in the evolution of Portal MMO. Looking back, our original website, launched nearly a decadeago, was our first step into the gaming media world. Today, we proudly present a modern, intuitive, and user-friendly interface that enhances the experience for our growing community of gamers. This transformation reflects our commitment to continuous improvement ...

... chance for a decent living. Do we really need to replicate that, or rather should find a new model? As for general deregulation, we should be very careful, as it can be used by mentioned monopolies to block new competitors, by getting even more leverage. We have to create conditions for new businesses to thrive, which means curbing monopolies. We could also implement programs that will help new businesses with compliance, and make it easier for them. We also should ... ... your initial approach - 12 startups in 12 months) build the most barebones version of each idea quickly (e.g. 1 month per idea) and see if it gets traction/paying customers? How did you ultimately narrow down on building PhotoAI/InteriorAI vs