... building projects I ve always dreamed of. 1 Retro retrogo.app An AI-powered tool that lets you have a conversation with your younger self and reflect on the decisions that shaped your life. 2 Mysterium Atlas mysteriumatlas.com A digital platform for exploring the world s strangest and most mysterious places. Discover unusual locations, hidden stories, and intriguing phenomena that spark curiosity and inspire adventure. 3 Local Lens Explorer locallensexplorer.com A travel discovery platform highlighting underrated destinations as alternatives

... OpenAI developed OWL (OpenAI's Web Layer) , a "revolutionary architectural approach" that separates the Chromium browser process from the main Atlas application, creating a more flexible and performant web browsing experience with ChatGPT integration: Think of it like this: Chromium revolutionized browsers by moving tabs into separate processes. We re taking that idea further by moving Chromium itself out of the main application process and into an isolated service layer.  Key Takeaways OWL runs Chromium in an isolated service ... ... layer, enabling faster startup, better performance, and simplified app development The architecture allows for instant UI rendering, improved stability, and easier maintenance of the browser codebase Atlas

... dependency updates Auto-Skip PR Review Alerts - Enable/disable alerts to reduce notification noise Integrations & Login Support: Microsoft Login - Sign in with your Microsoft account GitLab Support - AI Code Reviews now in your Gitlab cloud/self-hosted(v16, v17, and v18)! Atlassian Bitbucket Setup is GA - Seamless integration with Atlassian

... When @OpenAI announces a new model, @Raycast instantly adds support to it. So it does when the genAI og launches its browser, ChatGPT Atlas. Raycast co-founder @thomaspaulmann just shipped the extension: Instantly search your browsing history Seamlessly copy URLs, titles, or Markdown Effortlessly organize your bookmarks Install the extension Comment from Chris Messina(@chrismessina): Just wait my Secret Browser Commands extension is about to add support for ChatGPT Atlas

... OpenAI just launched ChatGPT Atlas, its own browser for macOS that bakes the model right into every tab. You can highlight text to summarize or rewrite it, chat alongside any site, and keep the AI open in a split view while you browse. It even remembers what you ve been doing over time, though that s already raising privacy flags. What s interesting is that Atlas

... Friends, thanks to your support, ProblemHunt took 3rd place in the Product of the Day race! 1. The race featured exactly 222 products, including: ChatGPT Atlas by OpenAI, XMind with over 100 million users, the much-talked-about Manus AI, and many other strong competitors

... Product Hunt fam! We just shipped something we've been super excited about at Atlas - Usage-Based Billing is now live! For those building products where usage can vary wildly from customer to customer (looking at you, AI tools and API platforms ), this one's for you. Here's the deal: Fair pricing for everyone - Your customers only pay for what they actually use. No more overpaying for seats they don't need or features they don't touch. Move ...

... youtube.com/watch?v=u0GljxGVBE4 The maker of Dia and @Arc has been acquired by Atlassian , maker of @Jira and @confluence . Comment from Vijay Singh Khatri(@vijay_singh_khatri): A good acquisition by @atlassian

... said they won't change a thing but a big company like Atlassian can impact how small teams work. So curious what folks are thinking! Comment from Gabe Moronta(@mogabr): I'll stay, need to give it a shot and see what it'll end up being, most companies (not named Twitter/X), don't go crazy immediately making changes. They'll keep it as is, until they see where they can make changes, adjustments, cuts to "improve efficiency ... ... mogabr  also willing to take a "time will tell" approach. Now I'm curious to see if @Strawberry or @Deta will fill the void... Comment from Kacper Raszkiewicz(@k15z): Might be naive on my side but maybe with Atlassian

... Laura here from @Atlas , and the team is genuinely curious about something we keep hearing from founders: "We know we need to launch pricing, but..." and then there's always a but. So we want to get real with you all - what's actually stopping you from pulling the trigger on your pricing model? Is it the fear factor? Are you worried about picking the "wrong" price and scaring customers away? Stressed about not having enough customer research or willingness ... ... data? Paralyzed by all the big decisions (freemium vs

... creators posted mini testimonials about our product on LinkedIn right before launch. It wasn't even a promo. Curious to others here: did anyone try early beta access as a launch strategy? Comment from Smith Suth(@smith_at_atlas): @busmark_w_nika   Oh no! I supposed PH may not be as globally recognized as I thought! :'-D Comment from Smith Suth(@smith_at_atlas

... your tiers actually making sense? Would I bounce or convert? Quick wins you can implement today The deal: Give feedback to someone else's pricing page, then drop yours! Let's help each other build better businesses At Atlas, we see pricing struggles daily - from "what tier am I even looking at?" to "why is this so complicated?" Let's fix some pricing pages together! Who's brave enough to go first? Comment from Laura Cruickshanks(@laura_cruickshanks): @mahfuz ... ... tier. I will attach a screenshot though in case you don't want to sign up. Comment from Victor Ohachor(@victor_ohachor): Oh, there is no way to upload images... hahaha Comment from Smith Suth(@smith_at_atlas

... code, so it was kind of a mess for me. I haven't earned any money because I haven't published the project. (I abandoned it. :D) Comment from Michael Hoy(@michaelthoy): Dadlines.lol Built with @Lovable - Vibe Priced with @Atlas Next up - building an allowance app for my kids where they can divvy out their earnings between the Bank of Hoy, investments and charity. Comment from Michael Kalaf(@michael_kalaf): CellFit www.cellfit.com.au just went live on both Apple App Store ... ... built our entire website in @V0.dev for Flyweel , would love any feedback. Maintenance and updates without burning through credits became tricky. Have started using @Cursor more and love the new release of @Dyad ! Comment from Smith Suth(@smith_at_atlas

... their products honestly made our entire team do happy dances! But here's where we need YOUR help... We're on a mission to make billing and pricing actually enjoyable (yes, we said enjoyable! ). If you've logged into Atlas and tried it out - even for just a few minutes - we'd LOVE to hear from you! Looking for quick 15-20 minute research chats to understand: How far did you get in the setup process? Did you try installing ... ... that go? What felt intuitive vs

... Product Hunt community! I'm Laura, Head of Product and Design at Atlas ( www.runonatlas.com ) - we're a billing and pricing platform for AI and SaaS builders! We help creators build, launch, and monetize their products without getting stuck in pricing purgatory A little about me: I spent 10 years at Salesforce (7 of those on the demo team mastering storytelling! ), love geeking out over Star Wars , and walk around the neighborhood with two tiny dogs who think they're giants ...

... Hello everyone! Six days ago, I shared MCP Atlassian Server v1.0.0 - a solution connecting AI with Jira & Confluence. Today, I'm excited to announce that version 2.0.0 is now ready with amazing improvements! Why v2.0.0 is a major leap forward From 21 basic features, we've expanded to 48 comprehensive features - adding 27 new tools to enhance your workflow: Comprehensive Agile/Scrum Management Sprint Management: Create, start and close sprints following the Scrum methodology Kanban & Scrum Boards: Manage boards ... ... attachments, and version history Communicate in any natural language All within chat - no more tab switching! The entire server now uses the latest endpoint versions (Jira API v3, Confluence API v2) ensuring good compatibility and long-term support from Atlassian

... software engineer who uses Jira and Confluence every day, and I found myself wasting too much time context-switching-opening tabs, hunting for info, filling forms it really broke my flow. To fix this, I built  MCP Atlassian Server (by phuc-nt) . It s an open-source Model Context Protocol server that lets AI assistants (like Cline) talk directly to Jira & Confluence. Now you can: Now you can: Query Jira deeply: search issues by JQL, browse boards, backlogs ...

... Quickly visualise dependencies and impacts across complex codebases (Mono-repos and microservices). Reduce onboarding time by making legacy code easier to understand. Who doesn't want to make new hires productive quicker haha. We've just launched on the Atlassian Marketplace so if you're interesteed in trying, feel free to give us a go: Aude | Atlassian