... days in: 3,130+ active testers, WAU up 22,167% week-over-week. Would love feedback from this community especially on the collaborator-matching side, since that s the hardest problem we re solving. https://app.dvoider.com/?utm_sou... Comment from Mina Salehi(@mina

... growth, and marketing teams and have seen one common challenge across organisations: meetings generate valuable discussions, but turning those conversations into action is often slow and fragmented. That's why I'm excited to share that we're launching Mina 1.0 on Product Hunt today. Mina

... Product Hunt that share one move. None of them ask users to open a new app. They embed into surfaces people already touch. Hardware: Dune Keypad (46 upvotes) sits next to your keyboard with Claude integration. Video calls: Mina Meeting Assistant (47 upvotes). Text threads: folk (51 upvotes). Chat windows: Databox MCP (39 upvotes) plugs business data into Claude via Model Context Protocol. Mac autocomplete: Typeahead (22 upvotes). The pattern is clear: shipping ...

... Options: Meetings without outcomes Forgetting action items Too many status meetings Poor follow-ups Long meeting notes nobody reads We're building @Mina Meeting Assistant around solving these challenges, so I'd love to understand what the community struggles with most. Comment from CHITIKINA VIJAYA(@chitikina_vijaya): My vote goes to #Forgetting action items. Literally we discuss amazing stuff, allocate who has to do what, but somewhere execution takes a back seat. If we really want to have that clearcut ...

... Many AI meeting tools stop at transcription and summaries. We're exploring a different idea with @Mina Meeting Assistant : AI that can help execute work after meetings. Things like: Scheduling follow-ups Updating systems Creating tasks Triggering workflows Of course, with appropriate human approval where needed. Where would you draw the line? What actions would you trust AI to perform automatically ...

... incredible, but the human side still has to catch up. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @wei_yan4  This nudged me an idea to use AI doctors as placebo :D Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @mina_cheragh  Many dilemmas and moral questions are emerging, but AI judges will appear too. Hopefully, they will not be corrupted :D Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @build_with_aj  TBH, I do not see the doctor so often, because ... ... usually doesn't have good news. Protecting positive thingking to feel better for sure :D Comment from Max Yan(@wei_yan4): That said, I think the real turning point will be when we run double-blind experiments AI vs

... course it is very important to read and check every code line written by the AI to make sure there is no mistake or bug, but it's still very helpful and makes my work much better. Comment from mina(@minach): @cam_mcmaster1  That s a really solid mindset , I like that distinction between understanding first and then letting AI take over. I ve found the same thing: if I skip that early manual build phase ... ... really grasping what s happening under the hood later. Reading every line sounds slow, but it s probably the only way to stay sharp while still taking advantage of AI speed. Comment from mina

... next trend before it blows up. Comment from Micha Jedrusik(@michal_jedrusik): I've built a great tool basically using bolt.new and n8n. And to be honest that's all I use, no need for more. Comment from mina(@minach): @egorvert  Clean setup! I m also trying to avoid tool overload. Using GPT + Android Studio for now, but Claude in Cursor sounds really solid ,might give it a try. Comment from mina

... Hola comunidad! Soy una indie developer y hace poco lanc mi primera app en Product Hunt. Se llama NoteMina, y ...

... them are more than willing to pay in exchange for a great product that makes their life easier. So, I don't see why there would be a problem to charge a fair fee for your product. Comment from Mina Kumari(@mina

... middle aged AI evangelist among my middle aged friends. They don't understand it and don't like change. My personal hurdle is trusting that linking my google account will be safe. Comment from Wawi(@so_wawi): @mina_kumari1  Thank you. I appreciate your input and support! Great advice on providing users with small wins. Also, privacy is indeed a key factor to consider for adoption. To facilitate onboarding, the product has been designed to be user-friendly ... ... solved that problem and built trust, you have more permission to offer more. I think starting with the most basic and boring automated task can be a gateway to a much more involved AI experience over time. Comment from Mina

... doing the same tasks and it's not that cheap at all! Wanted to know what your thoughts are on this my fellow PH vommunity and in what way AI helped you use less tools than before. Comment from Mina Cheragh(@mina

... take much of the resources on device / in a self-hosted solution Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @stainlu  I like the idea behind Grimo. Yesterday or the day before I saw a post from @mina_cheragh and she also mentioned the option to store LLMs in one place. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @zot  Yeah, I have heard that more people rather run them locally. Understandable. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @hyuntak_lee  What ... ... easily switch among all those latest models for FREE , even reasoning models like deepseek r1 and openai o3-mini, all in a pretty nice editor where you literally can quote any part of the doc (chatgpt canvas alternative

... there especially for helping on deploying my first product in public. But, Wispr Flow takes the top spot Comment from Daniel L(@dlo): @russell_lowry  not to mention their branding is the absolute best and hilarious! Comment from Mina Cheragh(@mina

... burnout or even depression. So one approach could be to use gamification as the foundation of user interaction while creating products that focus on long-term benefits in important areas like health, career, etc. Comment from Derrick Bradley(@derrickbradley): @mina_cheragh  I'm with you on this. They tend to be more successful as part of a multi-product strategy (like something akin to Donut) to mitigate the churn problem. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @mina