... have a spreadsheet from a press office, a FOIA request or an open-data portal: 3,000 rows, 14 columns and a deadline. Getting a story out of it usually means an afternoon of pivot tables, then a chart tool, then a fight with the CMS. Datastripes is a browser tool that shortens that afternoon. It reads the spreadsheet and drafts a data story from it, with headline findings, charts and the paragraphs that explain them, and you edit ... ... publish it. Press enter or click to view image in full size Step 1: Drop in the file Go to datastripes.com , create a project and drag your spreadsheet in. Datastripes reads every row and works out what each column

... steps. So we built a direct Google Sheets integration into Vaani AI Campaigns. @Vaani Developer Platform Here s what you can do: Connect your Google account: Pick a spreadsheet and the specific tab you want to use. Map your columns: Map phone numbers, names, and agent variables like city or plan type to Vaani s contact fields. Control what gets written back: Choose columns

... coding assistant kept inventing columns when it wrote SQL queries for a new feature. It seemed sure. The code failed right away because those columns

... What I learned while building it 1. People want fewer logins before they want more features. The most-used part is seeing several timelines side by side and choosing which account does what. So the deck is made of columns (Timeline, Profile, Bookmarks, Explore, Trending, Grok chat), each running through the account you pick. 2. Posting the same text from many accounts gets accounts flagged. The auto-poster can schedule or repeat posts across a group of accounts ... ... picked set. 5. The platform keeps changing , so I spend more time keeping existing features working than adding new ones. Plain-language errors help a lot ("login expired" beats a raw error code). What's in it today: the column

... solo founder building Ember (Next.js + Supabase) with AI coding tools. Last week I did a security pass on my database. Here s what I found: 1. Row-level security checks which rows, not which columns. My users table let a logged-in user update their own row. That sounds fine, until you notice their own row includes the column

... would have ever noticed this difference in the funnel chart;. In the next month three other users had the same issue. We added an email button. The problem went away. Now I keep a spreadsheet with four columns. The words that the person uses the screen they were on what they were hoping for and what actually happened. Patterns start to appear after forty entries. It is important to write down the words since they will become your landing page ... ... with where and on what, and a pattern shows up long before forty entries. AI only drafts the reply in the language the person wrote in, then I edit and send it, so I still read every word. Your column

... agent refactor our database submission tables to fix load times. The pull request looked super clean and performance metrics improved instantly so everything seemed fine at first. A few days later we realized it stripped out essential audit columns because nothing in the database constraints explicitly flagged them as required. It optimized strictly for raw execution speed over domain context. What system or checks do you rely on to keep coding agents from making assumptions about administrative workflow rules? Comment ... ... from Matheus Paranhos(@matheus_paranhos1): Yeah been there. I started making agents run a second pass just for the rules that live outside the code, because clean tests can still miss the real workflow. Did you add those audit columns

... terminal if you use that. Pick the arrangement from the toolbar, or press Control Command and the number of panes you want. Four opens as a 2 by 2 square, which suits a laptop far better than four narrow columns, and you can drag files straight from one pane to another. Folders that keep themselves tidy Organize This Folder now has two sides. Now sorts what is there, the way it always did. Always holds the folder's rules, something ... ... came from selected and ready for the arrow keys, instead of jumping to the top of a long list. - Arrow keys in the list view. Right opens the selected folder, left goes up a level, exactly like the column

... things, recommended things while user said: It's okay. :D Comment from Sabber Ahamed(@sabber_ahamed): @busmark_w_nika   @abdullah_javaid3  the random-id-on-activation trick is the right call. weekly active hides exactly the churn-vs-loyal split you're describing, twenty once-and-done and twenty daily users report the same number. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @emmanuel_lnu  It is just a cold outreach and so far, noone complained :D Comment from ... ... cheap for you because SafeLimit is already running while someone is on LinkedIn. On activation write a random id and the date into chrome.storage.local, then post the id and date to one endpoint. A Supabase table with two columns

... because "we can't read your messages" is a claim every messenger makes and almost none of them let you check. So the whole thing is built to be checkable: There's no personal data because there are no columns for it. The user table has nine columns

... Easier targeting : optionally increase list padding and grid gaps for more room to start a drag; Enable in `Settings > General > File view > Enable box selection`. Linked Split View New `Linked` split view mode for a simpler column-style workflow: clicking a folder in the first pane shows that folder's contents in the second pane. The existing independent `Split` mode is unchanged. Choose the mode from the navigator options menu under `Split view mode`, or toggle split ... ... view with `Ctrl+S`. Link Handling Create and inspect filesystem links from the navigator. - Create link : create symbolic links, shortcuts, hard links, and junctions from the context menu (`Create link`); - Link columns

... built DataMorph because I was tired of spending hours manually mapping supplier spreadsheets to Shopify format. Upload any messy CSV AI maps columns, applies markup pricing, generates SEO descriptions & titles download a Shopify-ready file. $7one timeor or $29/mo unlimited. No signup required. https://www.datamorph.fr/ Comment from John BRAD(@john_brad): The real pain isn't mapping columns

... happened after I finished the spreadsheet. I spent almost four hours preparing a financial report in Excel. Everything looked exactly how I wanted: Perfect column widths Clean borders Color-coded rows Nicely aligned tables Then I exported it to PDF. Twenty minutes later, the client sent me a screenshot. The PDF looked completely different. Columns

... Toggl, Clockify, Harvest (or any other tracker) and then manually calculates totals and creates invoices - this is built for you. Here's how the core feature works: Drop a CSV from your time tracker - only date and duration columns are required, everything else is optional. Olivi parses and groups entries by client and project automatically. Get a ready invoice with pre-filled line items - descriptions, hours, rates, totals, all done. Review and edit the invoice if needed. Send it - email ... ... edit tone and wording in Settings Unbilled hours tracking see what hasn't been invoiced yet, auto-pull unbilled time when creating new invoices. Client, project & invoice management everything in one place. Fixed-price projects track contract value vs

... Since launching ExploreYC, the #1 request in my inbox has been some version of: "This is great, but can I get the underlying data?" Founders wanted it for competitor research. Investors wanted it for sourcing. Job-seekers wanted to filter every company that's hiring. Data nerds just wanted to play. So today we're launching the YC Companies Database What it is: A single searchable, sortable table of every Y Combinator company with the columns

... both content and   product work.   2. Google Search Console I basically live in it. For anything SEO, it's the only honest source of truth   about what's actually happening vs. what I assume is happening.   3. Ahrefs keyword and competitor

... bidding optimized for trials, the whole thing. Then a new user signed up. And I couldn't tell you where they came from. Not because GA4 didn't know. It did. But because our users table has no UTM columns. GA4 can tell me "google / cpc." My database can't. So I can't: - Calculate LTV by acquisition channel - Know whether Google Ads or X Ads drove a signup - Filter subscribers by source when making budget decisions Step ... ... store utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, gclid on the user record at signup. Capture from the URL on landing, pass it at magic link time, persist once, never overwrite. If you're running any paid traffic without UTM columns

... Mazori today, greatly appreciate all fedbacks. The product that finally clicked for me: put AI agents on the same kanban board your team uses. Every lead, every campaign, every piece of content is a card. Agents move cards through columns, leave comments, request review, hand off to humans. Humans drag cards back, edit the work, or kick something into a different lane. There's no separate "AI dashboard" it's the same board, the same workflow language your team already ... ... hear from this crowd on mazori ai: How are you handling human-in-the-loop for autonomous agents in production? Slack approvals, web UIs, something else? Anyone else putting agent activity into the existing work management surface (Jira/Linear/Asana) vs

... octoscope # then on Repos: hit `space` on any row Links: - Landing: https://gfazioli.github.io/octos... - Repo: https://github.com/gfazioli/octo... - Release notes: https://github.com/gfazioli/octo... The narrative behind this release is interesting too: the original plan was per-repo commit-count columns in the Repos list, but GitHub's gateway returned 502 when asking for history.totalCount across 100 repos in a single fan-out. The fix turned out to be a different shape one targeted query per selected item rather than enriching ... ... Feedback welcome especially on the drill-in content . Open an issue if there's a section you'd want to see in the next iteration. Comment from Stan Kolotinskiy(@sk_uxpin): Great job, man! I recently moved back from VS

... shipped 7 themes when it could use better error handling. But here's what I've noticed after doing this for years: Skills transfer in unexpected ways. Building the list view table for Mantine directly inspired FinderGit's sortable columns. Go's concurrency patterns improved how I handle async in WP Bones. SwiftUI's declarative approach changed how I think about React. Different ecosystems = different feedback loops. WordPress users file detailed bug reports. React developers open PRs. macOS users send ... ... with a funded Mantine component team on polish. I'm spread across four surfaces, each one thinner than it should be. So I'm genuinely asking: If you maintain multiple projects how do you decide when to consolidate vs

... Product Hunter! I built GridManager because I kept seeing the same problem everywhere people spending hours every week doing the exact same manual work in Excel: fixing column names, removing duplicates, cleaning messy formats, reordering data. Not because they wanted to. Because they had no alternative

... means scrolling to the bottom, editing means finding the right cell, validating means writing formulas. It shouldn't be this hard. What GridManager does: Add, edit and delete rows via a structured form Real-time row search across all columns Per-column

... OrangeLabs ( https://orangelabs.im/ ) in the era of AI and no-code platforms, allowing founders, analysts, and researchers to work on their data without writing a single line of code. Work with Excel, Spreadsheets, and CSVs without working with rows, columns, and formulas. Build visuals on complex data to understand complex information using plain English. We're launching @OrangeLabs on 12 March 2026. This is our first-ever launch on Product Hunt and my first-ever interaction with a Product Hunt ...

... orangelabs ( https://orangelabs.im/ ) in the era of AI and no-code platforms, allowing founders, analysts, and researchers to work on their data without writing a single line of code. Work with Excel, Spreadsheets, and CSVs without working with rows, columns, and formulas. Build visuals on complex data to understand complex information using plain English. We're launching @OrangeLabs on 12 March 2026. This is our first-ever launch on Product Hunt and my first-ever interaction with a Product Hunt ...

... love some honest feedback. It's an embeddable CSV import widget that developers can drop into their apps. The idea came from experience I've seen how much time gets burned building a decent spreadsheet import flow from scratch. Column mapping, validation, weird encodings, error handling it's one of those things that sounds simple until you actually build it. So ImportKit handles that part for you. Embed the widget, let your users map columns