... Every bit of feedback, big or small, positive or critical, is incredibly valuable to us. Thank you once again for your time and support. Comment from Basil Lenin(@basil_lenin): So for the most part, It works like a charm, and the installation part was easy too, but something that I found kinda bothersome was the widget on Windows like I get that you can't squeeze in everything to something that small but I feel a little refinement could ... ... well. Comment from Arjun Suresh(@arjun_sureshh): @anoop_balakrishnan  Thanks for the clarification! Looking forward to the Linux release. Comment from Raffay Sajjad(@raffay_sajjad): Haven't tried it myself yet, but reading through this thread: the Ultra versus

... memory feels useful instead of creepy or overconfident? Haku: https://haku.chat/?utm_source=pr... Comment from Haku(@haku4): Small beta note: I m increasingly convinced the key companion test is week two, not onboarding. A lot of products can produce a charming first exchange. The harder thing is preserving corrections, tone, boundaries, and user context across days without becoming overconfident about what it knows. If you have tested AI companions, what made memory feel useful rather than creepy or brittle? Comment from ... ... Haku(@haku4): Follow-up note from the Haku beta: the clearest positioning signal is still week-two continuity. People do not just want a charming

... actual insight, and it's bigger than it looks: making the notification say why it's waiting is what turns a ping into a triage. "Done" makes you tab back to find out what "done" means. "Needs approval vs finished vs

... interesting if future updates allowed integration with Spotify or Apple Music directly. Comment from Advin Jadis(@advin_jadis): Weekly updates are impressive, but I honestly hope stability stays ahead of feature count. A lot of apps lose their charm when they grow too fast. Comment from Darly Selby(@darly_selby): I love seeing inside developers treat samll desktop utilities like living products instead of one time realeses.That consistency matters more than flashy launches. Comment from Jason Scott(@jason_scott8): Adding ...

... customer facing sdk-s, but i work on the monorepo only, i commit, and then i sync the changes to the sdks with one command. I use vercel as a backend, and that supports monorepos. Cursor works like a charm, my DX is a dream, i ship features like there's no tomorrow. I love this setup. I am curious what's ur setup that provides a great DX and also makes ur AI env more productive? Comment from Jos phine ... ... time effort of actually putting them together in one monorepo. I didn t use any specific framework. Just a bunch of directories inside a top level dir (git root). Each dir is it s own service/app. Works like a charm

... idle grinding either. Art-wise, I went all in on high-resolution pixel art. I love detailed pixel visuals, so I spent a lot of time making the environments feel lively and colorful while still keeping that nostalgic pixel charm. I also cared a lot about the overall vibe. The music is soft and soothing, sound design is calm, and the visuals are meant to feel relaxing. The idea was to make something you can play to decompress after ...

... beautiful reminder that good design doesn t demand attention. It quietly supports your thinking and feels delightful in your hands. I m genuinely looking forward to more people getting Flowtica Scribe in their own hands and experiencing its unique charm. If you re into thoughtful hardware that lives in the atomic world, I d love to hear from you: What s one physical tool or object (pen, notebook, gadget anything) that has genuinely changed how you capture ideas or reflect ...

... RetroBuilder Ultra: Drag-and-drop Web 1.0 website builder for the nostalgia generation Remember when the web was fun, quirky, and full of personality? When marquee text scrolled, hit counters ticked, and every site had its own unique charm? RetroBuilder Ultra brings that magic back with zero coding required. What is it? A browser-based drag-and-drop editor that lets you create authentic 90s-style websites in minutes. Whether you're building a retro portfolio, a throwback landing page ... ... Alternate

... maybe they just rested on their laurels and bet too much on marketing and brand "firstness". We will see. Comment from AJ(@build_with_aj): @busmark_w_nika   If I had 10% of Sam Altman's ability to charm VCs I'd be retired by now. That's the thing. he paints a pretty picture, What has people wary is that no one is delivering Comment from AJ(@build_with_aj): I'm bearish on OpenAI. They are burning ...

... pictures of your loved ones on screen and decorate your otherwise boring screen! My motivation behind making it was for WFH people to get a place to put their loved ones framed and decorate their Screen with Charms, like one does on a real Office Cubicle/Desk :) If you need me to add any Charms

... recently migrated TinyRecipe from Supabase Firebase using @react-native-firebase, and it worked like a charm with Expo . The app feels snappier now, especially with Firestore s real-time updates. Also, Expo s native module support has come a long way integration was smoother than I expected! Android version is currently in closed testing happy to share early access if anyone wants ...

... appear in the popover, just not in the menubar. Also, if you have timezones which are identical like Budapest and Bratislava then this would still work because internally it would compare the IANA codes which would be different (Europe/Budapest vs Europe/Bratislava). Another option would be to have per-timezone setting, sounds like a bit more work and I don't think it makes sense to have that level of granularity. What do you think? Comment from Dion Purushotham(@dioncodes): @kmikiyy ... ... Just tested and works like a charm

... they feel emotionally "complete," not technically perfect. Comment from kathrine rolce(@kathrine_rolce): I love this idea. As someone who stares at a screen all day, tiny moments of delight actually help me stay engaged. The pixel pet feels charming, not distracting. Side projects like this remind me why I enjoy building in the first place. Comment from Magdalena Anderson(@magdalena_anderson): This really resonates with me. I've noticed playful UI elements make long sessions feel less heavy. Your ...

... sufficient for basic needs (where long-form expression and high accuracy are less critical), the competitive landscape is now very intense. To stay ahead, I believe you need to: 1. Move beyond simply filling gaps between platforms (like mobile vs. desktop). 2. Think more clearly about how to truly differentiate your product. 3. Focus on creating a unique value proposition, as the competition in this space is now massive. I find it quite difficult to identify any points of differentiation ... ... personally using Typeless for about 25 days, and I can say that it works great! I am from Brazil, and my native language is Portuguese, but I use it more in English than Portuguese, and it works like a charm

... didn t move. I tried again. Still there. Then it hit me. The bug was inside the screen! It had somehow slipped between the glass and the display. I just sat there staring at it. There was something oddly charming about this tiny creature wandering across my desktop like it owned the place. That moment stuck with me! The next day, I made a small prototype of a little digital bug crawling around the screen. It felt fun and alive ...

... that limit by company size, or ARR that way a ChatGPT and a still-in-your-garage startup aren t positioned as if they are equals. Comment from Sajib Rahman(@sajibrahman206): Really interesting shift. The Golden Kitty had its charm, but Orbit feels more in sync with how products actually evolve now. Traction, updates, and real community feedback tell a much clearer story than a one-time yearly spotlight. For new categories, I think there s a big opportunity around ... ... first nominations. Comment from Kshitij Mishra(@kshitij_mishra4): To make Orbit more useful for founders A short why this ranked breakdown like mini report cards Review badges founders can embed on sites / social Clear separation between early traction vs

... lock test files from agent edits completely Comment from Maksim Ryndin(@maksim_ryndin): Front-end: mostly @Gemini , a bit of @Claude Code . In browser chats, prefer avoiding to give any access to the operating system. Backend: with @VS Code , usually with Rust (even for browser extensions like https://semplico.app/sleach ), mostly myself Comment from Mitchell McCain(@mitchellmccain): I use a plethora of tools to compile data and graphics, but my go to set is: ChatGPT for brainstorming process, concepts ... ... copy Perplexity for RnD MidJourney/Higgsfield for content creation Replit for the build Comment from Tom Eldridge(@teldridgeldn): Running Claude Code inside Cursor and as a VS

... Thanks, will give it a try. Your side pitch for Creatium is nice I totally like that product but for a different purpose. Comment from Anisha Agarwalla(@anisha_agarwalla): Honestly? Magic eraser and Pick on Canva works like a charm most of the time!!! Comment from Joudel Janoska(@joudel_janoska): I usually avoid rewriting the entire prompt. Instead, I edit only the affected area with selective masking, keep the rest of the image locked, and make one small change ...

... Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @sumitgoel  what / who should that influencer be? Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @bhargav5394  Who (which influencers) have brought you great results? Can you name? The last question: Follow count vs. Engagement? :D :) Comment from Christy Chen(@christyfea): @ai_bhai   @busmark_w_nika  Thanks for sharing! The number is very helpful! Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @bhargav5394  Wait  do you mean that a company brand reaches ... ... metrics. You get detailed reports plus the ability to chat with video via our AI agent, Pixi. Pixi can: 1. Suggest how to rewrite a script to maximize viewership. 2. Predict how different audiences will respond. 3. Even help competitors

... have genuine conversations about them. That has changed quite a bit. Now, every hunt feels somewhat gamified, with launches carefully planned to reach the top ranks. Unfortunately, in doing so, the community has lost some of its original charm, where great products could naturally gain the attention they deserved. To sum up, verifying domain ownership doesn t really add value in determining whether a product is good or not, finding great products is what Product Hunt should truly be about ... ... them interesting so I share it with the community. Product "Hunt" means hunting products you discovered and you find interesting. Only verified makers get access to Product Pages that's were authentication is already in place. If you have alternate

... days. I do something else, like building another app, or working with my clients or my staff. Lately I find extreme joy in gardening :-) Then I come back and the flow works like a charm - which means two things I was either tired and made mistakes, or the universe was against me:-( What is your process? How do test your products? I would love to exchange some thoughts and possibly refine my approach. Comment from Igor Lysenko(@ixord): I support ...

... video fun! ( Source ) Why AI Chatbots Keep You Chatting (Even When You Shouldn t) Ever wonder why you can t stop chatting with AI bots? Here s their secret sauce: Quick replies that never leave you hanging Personalities so charming, you might forget they re bots Conversations so natural, it s like texting a friend But hey, it s not all perfect: Sometimes they get confused or say weird stuff (hello, robot bloopers!) Balancing helpfulness without being creepy ... ... skip the snooze-fest and get straight to the point. It s like having a mini assistant who reads your inbox so you don t have to. Less scrolling, more doing, finally, email made easy! ( Source ) AI vs

... time in an IDE and a browser, with some misc time spent on imessage and hackernews / ph. Comment from Usama Masood(@usama_masood): Well, I AM using it, a lot! I uninstalled Raycast twice and third time was a charm and now it is one of the most important parts of my workflow. Absolutely a must-have in my opinion. Does all the stuff or me including but not limited to: clipboard management window management (I use Rectangle as well ...

... Them: wyd? Me: Building an AI so I never have to answer that again. Hi PH friends I'm working on Charmly an AI-powered reply assistant for dating apps. It helps you craft confident, witty responses when you re too tired (or too emotionally evolved) to deal with dry openers and awkward small talk. Think: ChatGPT s charming

... added intimacy Haptic feedback - different vibration modes correspond to different AI moods Make technology more human, not people more technological. Balance is important : Retain functionality and ease of use (the benefits of modern design) Add personality and fun (the charm of retro design) Give users a choice (not everyone wants the same aesthetic) Comment from Igor Kirillov(@igor_kirillov1): I think 2000s design was at least distinct enough for you to immediately know not only the product, but the company ...