... OpenAI : GPT-5.6 Sol / Terra / Luna (Jul 9), then an 80% price cut on GPT-5.6 (Aug) Google : Gemini 3.6 Flash + 3.5 Flash Lite + 3.5 Flash Cyber (Jul 21), Gemini Robotics 2 (Aug) xAI : Grok 4.5 (Jul 8) Meta : Muse Spark 1.1 (Jul 16) DeepSeek : V4 Flash (Jul 31 / Aug 1) Alibaba : Qwen3.7 Flash (Jul 27), Qwen 3.8-Max 2.4T params (Aug 3) Moonshot : Kimi K3 2.8T params, largest open weights ever (Jul 16) ByteDance : Seedance ...

... about the paths not taken. turns out almost everyone has one version of themselves they think about at 2am. six ai surfaces inside: daily letters, a mirror session, an entourage of personas who push back on you (mentor, rival, muse), and more we're building live based on what people ask for. zero fluff, zero generic self help. just the other you, writing back. link's in the comments. would mean a lot if you tried it and told ... ... where it hit or where it didn't Comment from Swapnil Patel(@0swapp): try it here xlied.com takes under a minute to get your first letter. would love to know which persona hits hardest for you (mentor, rival, or muse

... chatbot feature through a prompt builder. If/when a couple wants to talk an AI wedding coach, the app builds a guided prompt with the couple s real plan context already included, then sends them to the custom Wedding Muse GPT or lets them copy it into whatever chatbot they prefer. That choice feels less flashy than AI does your whole wedding, but for my audience, I think it s going to make it feel more trustworthy. Married, Not Broke ... ... live on Product Hunt today. I d love feedback or thoughts from other builders thinking about where AI should be visible vs

... Research led the charge on this wave of products. I think they were just missing LLMs as the connective tissue that saves us from the tedium of manually updating a digital representation of everything we know & care about. Muse comes to mind as one "too early" product that could've really benefited from LLMs. The founder wrote a great retrospective. Magic Leap -- anyone remember the whale demo? Pebble: before my time, but I support the philosophy behind it. Dumb ...

... hopefully get a bit of mindfulness in the middle of work. Comment from A. Can G rcan(@abdgurcantr): Hey Leeann @ph_leeanntrang I've been meditating for over 2 decades and since last few years I'm using Muse for meditation. It's not an app but a neurofeedback device which really helped me. Also you might want to check Mendi, it's again a neurofeedback device aiming to improve concentration. Best, Can Comment from Andr J(@conduit_design): Not really ... ... into those brainwaves that are actually transformative. At least for people that are very much in their head and mental. Quick question: Personally and as a family we're really struggling finding in-person meditation groups. Kind of like alternative

... only true when your setup isn t fully mature yet (like tweaking configs to avoid bad publishing timing or not capturing interesting trends). I still think that even with solid systems, humans act both as a kind of creative muse and high-end critic bringing a level of intuition and intelligence that models alone can t replicate (yet ?). At the end of the day, very few people disagree on that, frameworks like LangChain showed the path by allowing to create ...

... know more than I listed below, feel free to share. (I often listen to podcasts and so far I have my list of options on the market and have also seen some of them on the PH): Mito Health Muse Oura Withings WHOOP Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @matt__mcdonagh I do not have a personal experience with this but my friend has and is like a negative placebo for him. He feels great until he sees the metrics ... ... your well-being is great feedback. You can create positive feedback loops with tools like this. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @prahemant001  I think that including not only friends but also "competing with strangers" or competing team vs

... live on Product Hunt, please support us here: https://www.producthunt.com/post... We re excited to introduce Muse. It's like Wix/Squarespace but built from scratch to be simple - perfect for beginners and non-technical users. What can you build with Muse

... Sutera, a co-founder of Muse. I ve done 10 startups over the last 20 years with 8 exits including a unicorn. Some of the highlights include ShareFile, Yext, Futurism & Gravity Blanket. (More at https://sutera.com) But let me tell you It s a rollercoaster and while super satisfying, it takes a certain sort of masochism cause it never gets any easier! :) Today I m launching on ProductHunt for the first time, believe it or not. Muse

... relatively costly for users, WordPress requires technical expertise to manage, and while Wix and Squarespace seem simple at first, they can quickly become overwhelming for many with complex features. How do you handle these challenges? P.S. We're building Muse - Sites & eCom so easy, Grandma can do it. Would love for you to check it out on Product Hunt tomorrow https://www.producthunt.com/prod... and share your thoughts on how we can make website building truly easier ...

... those top launches, anyone who gains users from a launch faces the challenge of retention. Many users won t like the platform, some will decide they don t want to pay the price, and others will find a better competitor. I m really curious about the strategies you use post-launch to keep users engaged and prevent churn. From what I ve observed, there are usually two common approaches: 1. Do nothing and hope that paying users don t notice ... ... design tool users stick around naturally because they build their workflows around it. but our marketing tool needs constant engagement to show value Comment from Aleksandar Blazhev(@byalexai): P.S. I m currently working actively on a project called Muse