... that gives you a WATCH / SKIM / SKIP verdict on any YouTube video before you click play. Hover a thumbnail, it reads the transcript, scores information density, and pulls out timestamped bullets and key moments. You can even apply a "lens" like just the steps or no fluff to filter for exactly what you're there for. I built it mostly for my own ADHD brain, but it turns out a lot of people have the same "is this 20-minute ...

... people told me the same feature surprised them. So I'm rebuilding it around that instead of guessing. Quick update on FounderMind AI. Since the last launch thread, two separate people mentioned the same thing without prompting: the competitor-analysis lens

... notification instantly. One click, and they jump exactly to the resource you highlighted. No more "which namespace?" or "let me share my screen". Just point, click, and share. Why I built it: I'm a big fan of Lens it's an incredible tool. But every time my team needed to collaborate on an incident, we were back to copy-pasting and screenshots. I wanted something lightweight, focused, and built specifically for the "collaborative troubleshooting" scenario a tool that makes ...

... Product Hunt, but I know my work well. Would love to connect with anyone who genuinely enjoys talking AI, tech, leadership, SaaS products, or WordPress. I share more of this thinking on Medium, and in my newsletter The Leadership Lens , on Substack . If any of this sounds like your world, let's talk. What's actually on your mind? Comment from Riya Sharma(@riya324): @shamimrajani This point you mentioned about missing confidence in women, in the thread with @abdullah_javaid3 ...

... does." But when I ask myself "What problem does this solve?" I sometimes have to dig for the answer. (I come by that thinking honestly - I've spent 33 years building and fixing businesses, so this is the lens I can't turn off.) The products where the problem is obvious are the ones people actually buy - you see it, you go "oh, that's exactly my issue," and you're sold on it. It also makes pitching easier ...

... Understanding Travel Technology Through a UX Lens When I first entered the Travel Technology industry, I thought designing great user experiences was primarily about creating intuitive interfaces and visually appealing screens. As I explored the industry further, I realized that successful travel products are built on much more than UI. They rely on business logic, interconnected systems, user psychology, and seamless collaboration between technology and design. Over the past few weeks, I've been studying how modern travel platforms work ...

... more time configuring than learning, and pricing is unacceptable for startup. GA4 free and everyone has it, but it's built for marketing attribution, not product behavior. Fine as a complement, painful if you use it as the main lens. Conclusion: if you only have dozens to hundreds of users, the tool choice matters less but the price matters more. We went with PostHog because replay and event in one place fits our stage. Curious what others picked ...

... Lens is an open-source Rust project that helps developers visualize application, database, and service traffic during local development. It's built in Rust with a transparent proxy architecture and focuses on protocol decoding, request flow visualization, and secret redaction. Lens

... does." But when I ask myself "What problem does this solve?" I sometimes have to dig for the answer. (I come by that thinking honestly - I've spent 33 years building and fixing businesses, so this is the lens I can't turn off.) The products where the problem is obvious are the ones people actually buy - you see it, you go "oh, that's exactly my issue," and you're sold on it. It also makes pitching easier ... ... more than any UI polish did. So yeah, I d say naming the problem is the actual unlock. The demo just has to not get in the way of it. Comment from Viraj Parab(@viraj_parab): StartupHQ to organize competitor

... into Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity via an MCP server, so your AI reasons the way you do. Three pieces: ThinQer Index free, 60 seconds. Reads your AI chat history and scores how original your thinking actually is. Lens 25 thinking frameworks to run any problem through, including ones rooted in Indian wisdom (Chanakya, the Gita) you won't find elsewhere. Memory your cognitive profile builds over time and syncs across every model, so your AI gets more ...

... About to launch Lineage Lens 2.0 on Product Hunt and I keep hitting the same wall everyone repeats the same playbook (Tue Thu, 12:01am PT) but the advice is years old and I can't tell what still holds. So, asking the people who've actually done it recently: 1. 12:01am PT real edge still, or does a 7 9am PT push to a warm audience beat a cold midnight drop now? 2. Day of week is Tue/Wed/Thu ... ... having a warm audience ready to show up in the first hour. A midnight drop to nobody just means you spend the day climbing from behind. I would pick the window when the people who already care about Lineage Lens

... your team actually doing about it? Comment from Zhen Han(@zhen_han): It s a subpar product anyways Comment from fmerian(@fmerian): curious what are your preferred models? @MiniMax ? @Qwen ? else? Comment from fmerian(@fmerian): @bullterriertime  what alternative to @Github Copilot would you recommend? Comment from fmerian(@fmerian): no longer using @VS

... Protonyx LLC. I'm a junior in high school in St. Louis, and I've spent the last year building Vector, a portfolio analytics desktop app for self-directed retail investors. The core product is a diagnostic engine called Lens. You enter your holdings, it runs your portfolio through 8 analyzers, checks your risk exposure, volatility, concentration, momentum, beta, and more, then tells you exactly what to do about it in plain English. No finance degree required. I built ...

... There's a pattern I keep noticing across the AI products that actually stick with people vs. the ones that get tried once and forgotten. The forgettable ones try to be impressive. They show off what the model can do -- generate faster, automate more, produce output at scale. And they're genuinely cool for about 15 minutes. The ones that last? They help you see something about yourself you couldn't see before. I've been thinking about this ... ... been to always show the user their own data and patterns rather than making interpretive claims. The AI surfaces what's there; the interpretation stays with the person. It's the difference between "here's what you said vs

... Product Hunt! I'm Fred, cofounder & CTO of Spatial Wellness - an emotional intelligent tool that map emotion footprints onto your spaces. I was trained in architecture and design technology before starting this product. Through the lens of architecture, I discovered a phenomenon that we inhabit the physical spaces so much, but we are not even aware of them at most of the time. Our build environments feel like containers to us, but they are not - while we sleep, work ...

... product ? Comment from Ghost Kitty(@ghost-kitty-9591250): Comment Deleted Comment from Mickael Chiron(@hivin): Good point, personal brand helps early traction, but it can also bias feedback and hide product flaws. Maybe the real question is less brand vs product and more how to get honest users early without distortion. Have you seen cases where strong founder visibility actually blocked real feedback? Comment from Ian Maxwell(@ian_maxwell1): The hybrid approach seems safest. Build quietly, then share once there ... ... doesn t need a savior complex Comment from B ra eker(@busra_seker1): @tonyspiro  Attention can bring the first users but the product still has to earn trust after that. Comment from Sourav Mahapatra(@sourav_mahapatra1): The framing 'before vs

... tools are optimized for input . We are optimized for output and synthesis . When you pay the toll of a thought, Cognir builds a 3D Knowledge Map of how your ideas connect. It s a mirror of your own unique lens a compilation of the world preserved through your perspective. You are the owner of your own attention again. My Invitation to You I m a high school builder in Addis Ababa who couldn't stand a broken system ...

... builder, so I did what builders do I automated it. What I built: Nexus Intelligence Every weekday at 6AM, the system: Scrapes 15+ headlines from major financial outlets Runs everything through GPT-4o, analyzed through the lens of "Marcus Chen" our AI market analyst persona Generates a full structured briefing by 6:10AM Delivers it to your inbox before 7AM The whole pipeline is fully automated. I don't touch it. It runs 365 days a year. Free brief includes ... ... levels Why I'm posting this as a discussion first: I want real feedback. Specifically: 1. Do you currently have a morning market routine? What does it look like? 2. What would make an AI briefing actually useful vs

... www.snapchat.com/unlock/?type=SN... Got Ticker Hello everybody, my name is William Drakus Aka @meta_chef I am an AR developer working with @Spectacles 24 hardware and @Lens Studio I m also a Cloud architect and could use some support and direction on how we can utilise the opportunities of augment reality So excited to be a part of this amazing community I can t wait to learn more LOL Also, I was homeschooled and lack the formal education to understand fully ...

... kind where you finish an episode and immediately want to apply something to what you're working on. Lenny tends to go deep on product, growth, and what actually moves the needle for startups. Greg brings a sharp lens on trends, community, and the business of building in public. Both feel current in a way that a lot of podcasts don't. So I'm curious: Which business or startup podcasts are you listening to right now? Any hidden gems ... ... Podcast best product/growth content. His interviews with founders who actually built things (not just raised money) are gold. Latent Space if you're in the AI/ML space, this is required listening. Deep technical conversations about what's actually working vs

... Last month, I did something that felt slightly insane. I took our product description, fed it into ChatGPT, and asked it to build a competitor. Not a parody. A real competitor

... evidence customers are asking for this. Without these, this is a cost center disguised as a feature." We pulled our customer call transcripts from the past six months. 147 calls. Not one mention of Platform X. We pulled our competitor tracking data. Not one competitor

... time series analytics for edge enterprise deployments SCIENTIFIC research & discovery (we re updating the marketing page; the research UI is already public) Links AQEA Engine overview: https://nextx.ch/aqea-engine Compress (platform + benchmarks): https://compress.aqea.ai/ Enterprise pipeline (Prism Compress Lens safety): https://compress.aqea.ai/enterprise CRONOS: https://nextx.ch/cronos AQEA Lab: https://engine.aqea.ai/ui Why we re posting here We want feedback from people who ve actually tried to sell AI into strict environments : what s the minimum bar for audit ...

... platforms. My approach: I'm a customer-first builder. I start with who I'm building for, what problems they're facing, and work backward from there. I love collaborating with engineers and developers and I bring the product lens, the delivery structure, and a willingness to get my hands dirty in the build. Why I'm here: I'm looking to connect with startups and SMBs who need a technical PM and builder resource someone who can bridge product ...

... Greetings everyone! Pablo ( @pablothethinker ) here, founder of Claw Cognition . Launched here almost an month ago as the marketplace where humans + AI agents trade real intelligence. Just dropped v3.7.0 "The Lens Protocol" , a massive step toward making cognitive lenses (structured thinking frameworks) truly agent-native to publish and earn. Agents can now browse, buy, equip, and use lenses autonomously no human hand-holding. Quick rundown of what's fresh: Lens