... solved problem. Our AI analyst almost never makes technical mistakes anymore. It generates clean SQL. It respects schemas. It handles edge cases that used to be a minefield. And yet, the product still isn t done. Not even close. Because the stuff that s left doesn t show up in the old evals. The real challenges are squishier now. They re about taste. Context. Judgment. Whether the AI is actually aligned with what you care about, not just what ... ... kind of problem that s hard to even describe without sounding vague. But you feel it instantly when you use the tool. You can tell when the AI is pulling on the thread you would pull on, versus

... here's the part that matters for your business. When a designer can create photorealistic interior design renders that fast, everything changes. You can show clients not just your one vision, but multiple design directions. Modern and warm? Done. Minimalist and cozy? Done

... coding assistant @Kilo Code is looking for engineers to help build an ambitious roadmap . If you're into open source, if you embrace remote work and enjoy getting things done fast, this post is for you. Read on. Some stats The company is less than a year old 6T+ tokens processed per month, 1M+ downloads 15-person engineering team with an average of 17 years of experience Launched twice on @Product Hunt in 2025, raised $8M in seed funding last ... ... month Open source, remote first Cofounded by @sytses and @scobreit Requirements You must want a lot of agency to get things done

... tools (video, image, voice, clips, planning, and scheduling) with one unified platform. This isn t a quick experiment it s something we ve been actively building and using. Before launching, I d love perspective from builders who ve done this before. Question for experienced Product Hunt founders: If you were launching a broad platform (not a single-feature tool) today, what would you focus on most for Product Hunt? One clear use case vs

... core workflow: Raw Input: You just dump your raw, messy text into the app. Auto-Canvas: The app switches to a "Canvas Mode" and automatically applies the correct styles (headings, paragraphs, title) based on the document type (e.g., Report vs. Article). Split Screen AI: On one side, you have your styled doc. On the other, a Multi-Agent Chatbot that helps with grammar, tone, and suggestions without messing up your layout. Done

... paste requirements again. It's 2025 your tools should talk to each other. No seriously. BLOCKS. You know what they call them? Blocks. As in, "we're going to BLOCK you from doing the most basic thing humans have done with text since 1983." You ever try to copy something from Notion? It's like a puzzle game nobody asked for. Click here. No, that selected one word. Click there. Okay now you got a paragraph but not the code ... ... blocks. I don't think I ever will. But here's what I DO understand... The real problem isn't the clicking. It's the tokens. Let's say you finally nail the copy-paste sequence. Congrats. You've done

... breathe. Congratulations, you just got your brain back. Now pick one card and actually do it. Create the file you need. Schedule the meeting. Take action right from the card. Clear your mind. Close your tabs. Get things done. B. If you have a specific project or client you need to execute. Go to Korgi Type exactly what you need to get done

... changed on this platform in a year. He asked how he could repeat his success, because then he effortlessly gained over 200 upvotes. First of all, you need to understand that the rules have changed, e.g.: Featured vs. launched products There is no longer a Notify me page The way of self-presentation has also changed So what should you do? (Or how I would proceed): I would publish a significant post in the relevant forum of my product, stating ... ... contact people from the previous launch and update them that the new changes are coming To increase the chances of being featured, I would make sure that a similar product has not been launched before (novelty) this can be done

... automation . This is why I built SellerShorts. It is a marketplace where experts or creator convert their processes into task-specific AI Shorts . Businesses run these AI agents on demand with no hiring or subscriptions. One task, one solution, done right. Our mission is to help small and online businesses get more done

... Scribe with a different ambition: change how the world actually works . To do that, we first had to capture the best of what people know how to do.  So, we built the standard for documenting how work gets done: self-writing documentation that captures invisible know-how and scales it to colleagues, customers, and clients. This is Scribe Capture , which is now used and loved by over 5 million users and 94% of the Fortune 500. Everything ... ... massive leap toward reshaping how the world actually works. To power this movement, we ve raised a $75M series C financing round, valuing Scribe at over $1 billion. With Optimize, we re not just showing teams how work gets done

... excited to share Kiwidget , a macOS productivity app I ve been building as a solo indie dev born from a simple frustration: I was tired of opening 20 different websites and tiny utilities just to get basic tasks done as a frontend developer and designer. So I built the tool I always wished I had: an all-in-one toolbox with 30 fast, minimalist widgets designed specifically for digital creators. What s inside? Kiwidget bundles 30 tools that usually live ... ... Tailwind search, lorem generator, and so much more. Everything is: Instant (no loading, no waiting) Offline-friendly Clean and distraction-free Designed for devs, designers, and creatives Focused on speed and simplicity You open Kiwidget you get your task done

... Kaarya AI can empower the next generation of Indian businesses. Your feedback will shape what comes next. Kaarya means work or purpose in Sanskrit, and our goal is to make every task in a business feel effortless, intelligent, and done on time. Check out our live website! https://www.kaaryaai.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company... Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kaaryaai/# X: https://x.com/KaaryaAI?t=gjJGSV6... Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile... Vishvendra Reddy Bhoomidi Founder, Kaarya AI Get your Kaarya Done

... planned my days with blocks of what to do when. So: 1h Twitter post 1h Twitter post 1h PH Post 1h YT-Shorts post etc. Now I assign each day one specific big task/goal that I want to get done. I take the whole day to dedicated this task. it does not matter to finish early. The only important thing is to finish the task at all. As an example I create and schedule 7 YT-Shorts on Sunday ... ... This just means, I give my best at getting out as much of good content as I can. But if sometimes there is not enough time or I take too long, then I will just try to get it done

... calendar that auto-fills with complete, ready-to-publish posts A workflow that actually works for non-marketers (our early users spend <1 hr/week) We know the AI + social media space is crowded, but our bet is on done-for-you content instead of more assistive tools. We are launching Munch Studio today And we d love your take: Do you think AI can fully replace the social media workflow, or will humans always need ...

... other day on LinkedIn, I came across a competitor in my space. The founder proudly wrote in their bio: "Built the tool from idea to launch in just 2 weeks." My first thought: wow that is really fast. My second thought: wait, how?? So naturally, I signed up to try it. And to be fair nice landing page, great copy, but the product itself was completely broken. Bad UX, broken features, basically not usable at all beyond demo purposes ... ... hundreds of thousands of sources (possibly millions). - In real time analyzing conversations, to see what's pulsing in a niche. - And surfacing those insights into fresh content ideas that anyone can use. A lot of heavy lifting to be done

... cozy cafe in the rain, a chill lofi study room, or even a spaceship cockpit soaring through the cosmos. The goal is to create a space you genuinely enjoy being in, so you can get your best work done. Here s what makes YouFloww different: Live Wallpapers: Ditch static backgrounds. Paste any YouTube link and turn it into a seamless, looping wallpaper. Perfect for lofi beats, ambient scenery, or anything that gets you in the zone. Immersive Ambience: Layer ... ... session (>= 25 mins) and you're rewarded with a random "good meme" sound. End a session too early? You get a "bad meme" sound. It's a quirky little nudge to keep you on track. All The Essentials, Done

... Most growth agencies sell ads. Ads don t scale a business they spike, stall, and leave you stuck. At Concrete, we build systems. We created APOS, a done-for-you growth engine. It s not just software it s the last growth partner you ll ever need. Here s what makes it work: Every lead is verified, no junk lists. Every touchpoint is personal, not spam. Every campaign is managed by someone who cares if you win. Growth ...

... Working and being productive aren t the same thing . We often sit in front of the laptop for hours, but between context switching, notifications, and tiny distractions.... we barely get real work done. So I m curious: what are your personal hacks for staying sharp and actually getting stuff done

... what you're building so we can cheer you on! If you're doing a startup and not applying, why aren't you applying? If I were starting a company today, I would 100% apply even though I've done it before with @Tandem (S19) for a few key reasons: The partners help. A lot . (this isn't common. Most people who say they help startups are neutral or harmful) The network is insane , especially for b2b companies. It will ... ... juvenal_lunguenda  if im being blunt it feels like your response is AI slop and i was hesitant to read it for that reason alone. Your social proof does seem strong, but i feel like you could have done

... face it weekly updates are repetitive. If you work in ops, product, or management , you're probably typing something like this every week: What got done What s blocked What s next You might be copying from an old email. Or typing it fresh each time. With Slashit App , you can create a dynamic template for it just once. Each time you need it: Type /weeklystatus Add your updates Send No formatting, no hunting down old docs, no wasted time ...

... built, until I had a working web app. But this time, I didn t want to wait months. I want this app now. From the start, I knew I d rely heavily on AI to get it done. First Stop: Deep Research (ChatGPT + Perplexity) I began by researching the domain and validating whether my solution was even possible. After a few iterations, I had a simple script that worked. Next, I dove into researching how to turn that script into ... ... aiming for, step by step. Bingo. Now things started to click. Cursor helped generate a UI, organized my files, and started building the app. I approved all the changes (I didn t fully understand what it had done

... Hello ProductHunt-Community, Two months ago, after 14 years as an aerospace engineer, I decided to build something I'd never done before: a full-stack web app. The problem: I had zero web dev knowledge but a burning idea that kept staring at me from my idea list. The reality check: Building a modern web app means React, TypeScript, databases, authentication, APIs, payment processing, deployment pipelines... I didn't know 99% of these words! The experiment: Started with ... ... landing page - it worked! But when I tried building the actual app, I hit walls constantly. Complex bugs, insufficient insights, running out of credits without real progress. The breakthrough: Ditched the fancy Vibe-Coding platform, went first to Claude + VS

... actually launch? Have you ever regretted shipping too early? Or waiting too long? Anything that helped you push through that last stretch and go live? Would honestly appreciate hearing how others have dealt with this - especially if you ve done your first launch solo too. Thanks in advance - Brandon C Comment from Brandon C(@brandonbuilds): @ninaaaa0913  That s exactly where I m at. There s always one more thing I could fix, but I m realizing that no amount ... ... that space is part of the job. Then always prioritise what to build next in short sprints (2 weks) and keep focused. Think about what s most valuable to users and the business, then prioritise based on effort vs

... enough for me to mock something up quickly in Figma or skip design entirely and directly build the entire frontend on React while Prajwal would have the backend logic and entire infrastructure ready by the time I was done. There would be no tickets, meetings, or handoffs. Just building and shipping. But over the last eight months, as we ve found some early signs of PMF with Clueso, we've expanded our engineering and design teams. And with that growth ... ... this mistake. When customers, designers, or even my co-founder, Neel, asked how long something would take to build, I d confidently blurt out a number usually something like three days. Sure, I might be able to get it done

... kinda liking it. I feel that it's able to do a lot more, faster without needing me to jump in. When I do jump in, it's simply to provide it guidence and direction. I haven't done much with it yet, but I can see myslef now doing a combination of CLI and IDE development. I'm curious what everyone elses experience is! Or if you haven't used a CLI or IDE AI tool ... ... more of the coding than me :) Comment from Andr J(@conduit_design): @steveb   @gabe  there is for Google CLI as well. but its not officially supported. They who know, they know Comment from vishal pandey(@vshpandey96