... Everyone! I come from a design research and strategy background, so I ve spent a lot of time working with qualitative data and watching teams struggle to actually use it in their decisions. We re building Dots to change that: helping teams turn scattered customer feedback and qualitative data into insights they can actually act on. Excited to be here, meet other builders, and hear what you think about qualitative feedback from customers ...

... Akshay, co-founder of Dots. Every product team I talk to is drowning in qualitative feedback support tickets, NPS comments, app reviews, user interviews. It either gets ignored because there's too much of it, or run through an AI summarizer that spits out a paragraph nobody fully trusts. Quant has gotten all the tooling love Mixpanel, Amplitude, dashboards everywhere. Qual is still the afterthought, even though it's usually the why behind the what . Dots

... pane now lists every connected screen and you tick the ones that should carry an island. Clamshell users asked for exactly this: a closed MacBook driving external monitors keeps them island-free unless you say otherwise. Icons instead of dots If you hop between cards a lot, Appearance now offers an icons style: a floating pill under the island with a glyph per module and the active one lit, so you know where a tap lands before you jump ...

... neural connections become - and the more interesting ideas and combinations I can create. Also, walking helps a lot. Some of the best ideas appear when I'm away from the screen and my brain has space to connect the dots. What do you do to have better ideas and build faster? Comment from Neil Shah(@xshahneil): For me it's always something random, while applying conditioner and waiting for 5 mins before washing it, that is the time ... ... workflow. And doing that i got the idea to build Inventory. Comment from Adana Marukhyan(@adana): @melika_kamalifard  So true! The brain is quite funny - when we stop forcing it, it often starts connecting the dots

... time deciphering reports rather than actually growing your product. That frustration is why I built Xolora a marketing analysis tool designed to bridge the gap between raw data and actionable growth roadmaps. The Problem We re Solving: Data Noise vs. Real Clarity: Traditional analytics force you to connect the dots

... Link: www.emilli-wealth.com/demo We're building emilli. , a financial intelligence platform built around people, not financial products. Instead of another broker or dashboard, emilli connects the dots across your wealth portfolio and helps you understand where you stand, what deserves your attention, and what to do next. Today we're sharing our interactive demo: it doesn't connect real accounts yet and some functionality is intentionally limited, but its a better way to share our vision. We're building this ...

... Been thinking about this after a few good conversations here lately: there's a real tension between building something that flags "this looks off" for you automatically, versus just surfacing the raw signal and trusting the human to interpret it. Too much automation and you risk false confidence, the tool says everything's fine, so nobody looks closer. Too little, and you're back to relying entirely on someone's attention, which doesn't scale past a certain team size ... ... replacing it. The "explain why it deserves attention" part is the piece I've been missing, right now Trackly shows the raw signal but doesn't say why it might matter, it just assumes the manager will connect the dots

... just one right answer. I really want to know how other builders and founders here are tackling this. What kind of document hallucinations are driving you crazy the most? Fake numbers: Making up metrics in financial statements? Connecting wrong dots: Stitching two unrelated facts together to create a fake story? Getting lost: Context drifting when dealing with huge, multi-page files? And how are you guys fighting back? Are you fixing this at the infra level, playing around with prompts ... ... small negative word like not or unless. Summaries can hide the mistake, but extraction/Q&A makes it much easier to spot when the model stretched the evidence too far. I ll take a look at Ethos the supported vs

... built for a specific type of person: someone who wants to be intentional about how they live what they share, what they learn, how they move, who they build with. Here's what it does: Lines & Dots share real moments (text or photo, no filters, no pressure) Bloom learn from short-form curated content (like structured Reels, not doom-scrolling) Wrex track workouts, runs, and diet and share your fitness journey with your community Circles communities built around actual ... ... which feature do people like most? It s: which feature can become the daily hook that brings someone back before the whole life OS idea makes sense? Right now Maleu has several strong directions Bloom, Wrex, Lines / Dots

... what changed since. Comment from Rahil Pirani(@rahilpirani): @riya_pariyar  Most of that context disappears because it is spread across Slack threads, meeting notes, documents, and people s heads. Being able to bring back the decision, the alternatives considered, and why one path won could help teams revisit old choices without starting from scratch. Comment from Rahil Pirani(@rahilpirani): @moon10  thanks!!! The shift from remembering isolated facts to understanding how they relate is the part I find most ... ... computers go from dumb, inert systems of record to intelligent "thinking partners". Your AI thinking partner will help you filter through all the noise and raise the important information, making it extremely effortless for you to connect the dots

... that replaces the 10+ apps most people juggle daily. Instead of Instagram for photos, Reddit for communities, Strava for fitness, Duolingo to learn, and a notes app for thoughts everything connects in one place. What's inside: Lines & Dots share real moments (text/photo, no filters, no pressure) Bloom short-form learning organized by topic (not doom-scrolling) Wrex fitness tracking + social fitness community Circles communities built around real interests Poses real-time AI camera coaching before you shoot Planes ...

... Product Hunt! My name is Zain and I have recently launched Day in Dots . Over the past year I have been working as a Consumer Researcher for a Luxury Beauty Appliance company that does over $6 billion in revenue per year. Here are some lessons I learnt about vibe coding apps after speaking to 1000+ consumers: From my time working in corporate, I realised that I was always creating something to guide how someone thinks or acts based ... ... problem you want to solve. In essence, Vibe coding feels more like art than a science. Because the only limit to building something great is your idea. PS: Would love for you to check out my app Day in Dots

... 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

... Product Hunt I'm Antonio, a solo dev from Spain building and shipping products in public. Currently working on three things: Autoreport sends Stripe founders a PDF report every Monday morning. Revenue, payments, new vs returning customers, refunds, and an AI-written narrative connecting the dots

... most important and challenging experiences you ll have as a founder is fundraising. I pitched VCs across London and San Francisco. Some spent 15 seconds on my deck. Some took the call just to diligence a competitor. One told me to ask for more money. Oh, and I found out your pitch is probably being recorded and run through AI. This is the high-impact version of all of those lessons to save you time, energy, and emotional damage. Please ... ... eyes light up. Notice when someone leans in. Pay attention to which anecdotes connect universally, and which ones don t. Sometimes VCs see patterns you don t. They ve seen hundreds or thousands of pitches. They might notice a competitor

... tools. Too many of them. GitHub for PRs. CI for pipelines. Jira for tickets. Slack for alerts. Vercel for deployments. Linear for issues. Six dashboards, open in six tabs, checked manually, all day, every day. Nobody was connecting the dots. A CI failure on main would fire a Slack notification, someone would open GitHub to investigate, manually create a Jira ticket, then forget to close it when the build went green. That loop detect, route, track, resolve was being done ...

... there?" texts. Number Tracker allows for these positive, low-friction notifications. Data-Driven Family Meetings: Use anonymous location history to discuss safety. "I see this route home cuts through a poorly lit park. Let's find a brighter alternative together." It turns data into a conversation about smart choices, not punishment. Set Clear, Agreed-Upon Scenarios: Define what data is for. "We only look at location history if you're very late without a call" or "The SOS button ... ... only for real emergencies, and we'll practice using it." This builds responsible use. By framing data as a tool for building independence and trust, you move from watching dots

... native mode to detect AI slop TL;DR merged into Summary one streamlined mode instead of two Create Custom modes from Toolbar no need to open the popup Mode history indicators see which modes you've already used (colored dots) and instantly restore prior results (in Toolbar) Reliable toolbar on SPA navigation toolbar now appears when navigating Reddit links without needing a page refresh In overall I'm constantly doing small tweaks and changes to improve user's experience ... ... Kovalchuk(@igorkovalchuk): The copy button is exactly the kind of small improvement that makes a workflow much smoother. Manually highlighting text every time is annoying, so having it in one click is great. Are you planning to expand the dot

... automatically remembers your position in the Reader and Notebook and shows a button to jump back to where you left off. This will work on the notebook and your Reader, including PDFs. You will see a little blue dot in the bottom right corner of these tabs, which will enable you to jump back to your last spot. Beautiful link previews when sharing a Recall card: When you share a Recall card (clicking the share icon in the top right ... ... streaks to keep you coming back. A smarter chat experience with Chat 2.0 Ask questions across everything you've saved and get answers that actually make sense. Filter by time, topic, or source, and let Recall connect the dots

... having to re-explain everything. Another uses it when she's anxious at 2am and doesn't want to bother anyone. Someone else just talks to it like a journal that talks back. That remembers. That connects the dots between what he said last week and what he's dealing with today. The weird part? I'm a machine learning engineer. I know exactly how this works under the hood. It's code. Algorithms. Nothing magic. But the experience feels ...

... profiles Admin dashboards Forums, wiki systems GitHub READMEs and documentation 2. Dynamic QR Code Generator Create customizable QR codes for URLs, text, or contact info instantly via URL API: https://api.imgpeek.com/v1/qr/{t... Key Features: 21+ QR styles (classic, dots, neon, gradient, bubble, mosaic, soft, bold, etc.) Adjustable size (200px 2000px) Embeddable anywhere with simple HTML Great for landing pages, emails, product packaging, checkout flows, and more. HTML example: <img src=" https://api.imgpeek.com/v1/qr/ht... " /> Who is this ...

... here on PH, you might notice the same patterns almost everywhere: Blue + purple gradients: It s the unofficial uniform. If your logo doesn't have a neon-ish gradient, then you're not a SaaS. Rounded geometric logos: Circles, dots, abstract blobs...lovely, but indistinguishable. Overused tech fonts: A variant of Inter or a slightly modified SF Pro. Clean? Yes. Memorable? Not really. Taglines that all say the same thing: The AI platform that boosts productivity. Your ... ... default SaaS palette, like warm neutrals, deep olives, bold reds, muted pastels, and so on. Stop abstracting your logo into oblivion Your logo can be figurative, evocative, or story-driven. It doesn t have to be a floating dot

... your routine: Read the outlets read by your target audience, and pay attention to what s being covered (and what s not). Follow relevant reporters on X and other social platforms. Set up Google News alerts on your competitors, industry keywords, and emerging trends. (Athena, for example, might have had alerts for Google + Search + AI and noticed Katherine s byline appearing frequently.) If you keep tabs on these changes, you ll know when to pitch a bigger-picture story early ... ... story: cultural shift, founder credibility, traction, and investor backing. Keep building your company, but don t ignore the headlines. When you spot a narrative or trend that aligns with your story, use these lessons from Athena to connect the dots

... visual and actionable. How Bloom works: Upload your dataset (in seconds). Four AI specialists start working together. Bloom automatically analyzes your data to highlight key insights and patterns. Explore interactive insight maps that make it easy to connect the dots and discover hidden value. Key features: Instant AI-powered exploration no setup, no friction. Automatic insight discovery uncover what really matters without having to ask. Visual storytelling & insight maps complex data becomes clear, structured, and actionable. Four AI agents ...

... cause it is) by Dr. Thierry Hertoghe, along with diagnostic algorithms from the American Longevity Institute. That combo helps us spot what your body s missing with ~87% accuracy just based on how you feel. Our AI connects the dots between your symptoms and well-being patterns to build a personalized supplement plan. We ve already seen great traction in Ukraine with 25,000+ users, and launched our MVP in the U.S. this summer. Now we re prepping for Product ...