... user said it felt like "a therapist who texts you the moment you cancel an appointment." We were using AI to prevent churn. But we were also teaching users that they couldn't have a quiet day without being nudged. We were solving a business problem by making an emotional product feel transactional. So we killed it. Instead, we replaced it with something much simpler: when users came back after a gap, the app acknowledged the gap without judgment ... ... been a few days. No need to catch up. Start wherever you are." No prediction. No nudge

... Curious where capture should end and action should begin. Comment from Fatima Khan(@fatima_shehzad): I wish my notes were like a living space. Not a column or row of discarded thoughts. Comment from Hadi Farnoud(@hadifarnoud): The calendar-vs-notification distinction feels especially true for meeting notes. A reminder is fine for a tiny chore, but anything that came out of a meeting usually needs protected time, context, and a clear definition of done. The thing I'd want ... ... influenced, and whether I ever acted on it. Comment from Nolan Vu(@nolan_vu): @maxence_leguery_podtech  quietly in the day view, no question. notifications are just another thing to dismiss and feel bad about later. the nudge

... realized something uncomfortable. They weren't processing. They were looping. The journal had become a place to rehearse pain without ever moving through it. So we built something that felt deeply counterintuitive for a journaling app: a gentle nudge that appears after the AI notices repeated emotional patterns. It says something like: "You've been reflecting on this a lot. Sometimes the next step isn't another entry it's a conversation with someone you trust." Our growth team ... ... nervous. You're literally telling users to leave? In a product that lives and dies by daily active users? But here's what happened: users who received the nudge

... indu_thangamuthu): Desktop Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): I do not want to spoil, but... soon, it will be my desktop wallpaper :D Comment from Kseniia Che(@kseniia_che): Downloads, of course. But screenshots are becoming a serious competitor. And then there are my 20 open browser tabs, which seem to worry other people more than they worry me Comment from Suzy Chase(@suzychase): Legit, it's my desktop. It's not even a folder anymore ... ... have a folder called stuff I don t think I can open that today :) Comment from Sarvesh Chidambaram(@sarveshsea): Desktop, it is always horrifying within the next hour Comment from Hudson Reid(@hudson_reid): Love the idea. Does NudgeFile

... just bleeds. Quick one back: if it pinged you in Slack, would you want to actually answer the approval right there in the thread, or just get the nudge and walk back to the terminal? Trying to figure out how much people want to resolve in-channel versus

... /docs/welcome-back-after-sign-out  |  https://kahana.io/docs/chat-hist... Questions we would love your take on: Try before sign-up How much should guests get without an account before it feels like a crippled demo? Sign-in prompts When should Oasis block vs gently nudge

... Product Hunt I m Toan, founder of Nudgen . I built Nudgen

... circadian rhythm optimizer. It focuses on behavioral conditioning and neuroscience protocols. Here is how it actively fixes your routine: The 3-Step Loop: It assesses your baseline, delivers highly targeted protocols, and builds a dynamic daily checklist. Solar-Synced Nudges: It anchors to your local sunrise, reminding you exactly when to get morning sunlight, your precise caffeine cut-off time, and when to start your wind-down routine. Neuroscience Tools Built-In: Includes guided 4-7-8 breathing techniques ... ... Store. A few words from this community can literally help a solo project survive the algorithm. I ll be hanging out in the comments all day! I'd love to hear your feedback on the UI, the daily nudges

... Product Hunt After spending years around data and automation, I kept running into the same gap: retention and outreach are important, but for small teams they are still too manual to do consistently well. That is why I built Nudgen . Nudgen

... Product Hunt! I'm Sayyad Adeel, a solo developer from Pakistan. I built Nudge because I kept losing clients not because of bad work but because I forgot to follow up. Every CRM I tried felt like flying a Boeing 747 when all I needed was a bicycle. So I built the bicycle. Nudge

... gets ignored, and then I or someone on the team ends up sending a WhatsApp message manually. Every time. The embarrassing part isn't chasing. It's that the WhatsApp message works, and the "automated" reminder didn't. What Nudge does: You trigger it manually when an invoice is overdue. It sends a sequence email first, then WhatsApp with an embedded payment link. Escalates in tone as days pass. Stops when they pay. No accounting software integration required to start ...

... weeks, I've been analyzing 200-300 ToS pages across categories to find patterns to improve the accuracy. I've been actively improving the algorithm, so it's only going to get better in the newer versions. Introducing Proactive Nudges: To catch the fine print early. Two things happen now once you encounter a ToS page: 1) The icon in the extension bar lights up 2) A self-dismissing widget pops up that nudges

... This weekend holiday, I built something called Nudge. As developers, we often talk about productivity but our systems are usually cluttered: Too many tabs. Too many background apps. Too many distractions. So I built Nudge

... task that feels too big and fuzzy. Then the loop hits: you delay, you feel guilty, anxiety spikes, and starting gets even harder. How Focido helps Focido is built around a simple idea: less talking, more gentle nudges, so you actually start and finish, not just collect intentions. The key difference: Focido includes real people who support you and keep you accountable, not quotes or generic reminders. We focus on tiny next actions and clarity, because what ... ... right now? is often what breaks the paralysis. MVP in 1 month, tech stack The two of us shipped an MVP in one month, iOS/Android plus the core backend, to test the loop: tasks + a human nudge

... disappeared Bad clients filtered themselves out early Most clients actually preferred this. It gave them clarity too. Why I built MileStage Managing this manually was a mess. Spreadsheets, reminders, tracking what was paid, what wasn't, who needed a nudge. So I built MileStage to handle it: Stage-based projects - break work into clear milestones Client portal - clients see progress, approve work, pay in one place Automatic locking - next stage won't unlock until current one is paid Automated reminders ... ... payment. If you bill hourly or work with big corporate clients who have 60-day AP cycles no matter what, this probably isn't for you. But if you work with small businesses and individuals who just need a nudge

... Emotions, not rational need, drive 70-95% of purchasing decisions. Not 'some' decisions. Not even 'most.' Almost ALL of them. These emotions? They're nudges - unconscious pushes toward behavior. And they're the most powerful nudges

... running your daily ops? Which one replaced a dozen tabs and a recurring headache? What workflow did you set up once and never looked back? Drop your real use case in the replies. And if you want to really nudge the results and have your fave walk away with the crown, leave a review on the product s Product Hunt Hub. Comment from Pietro Montaldo(@pietro_montaldo): Everyone always talks about N8N, but in reality, for non-technical ... ... Relay is the way to go (soo intuitive + incredible support). I use it for: Finding relevant threads for my product on Reddit and drafting SEO optimized comments (super effective) Monitoring brand mentions on Reddit Monitoring customers' complaints about my competitors

... tiny, learn fast. How we keep vibe chaos 48-hour cap per idea demo or delete One metric per sprint (e.g., product discovery starts) No meetings, only demos Kill-switch + logs for every feature (easy rollback) Default: one helpful nudge/session; quiet after a no What worked Momentum > motivation (daily win log) Intent-based nudges

... places items in the cart when they say yes. What we re testing that s different: Decisioning, not deflection: compare two products in-chat with real specs/stock. Zero training ingest: it learns catalog, price, and inventory automatically. Timed nudges: smart bundles/discounts only at the moment of intent. One outcome: add to cart right inside chat + clear funnel/AOV analytics. I d love your take on three things: Boundaries: where should an AI stop (e.g., add-to-cart ok, checkout no)? Trust ... ... stops at add-to-cart; checkout is always human-approved but it can assist in filling the details if human approves it. Trust: instant mini-receipt in chat (item/price/size/returns) + undo window (e.g., 30 min) and an action log. Nudges

... rather than relying on teasers. A few reasons why:  PH moderators have mentioned teaser traction isn t considered when deciding which products get featured.  Even if 1,000+ people hit Notify Me, you ll still want to nudge your friends / community on the launch day. The teaser page is slightly useful to onboard friends/colleagues new to PH, but beyond that its value is limited. A big risk: Teasers required scheduling first, so teams often upload assets piecemeal ... ... howell4change): Maybe you need to do a refresh on your other tips. Good points above Comment from Chris Messina(@chrismessina): @rohanrecommends  I definitely recommend Ship! Maybe it's time to revive that in place of Teasers...! I also nudged

... Paid users unlock near-unlimited speech with tweakable styles; free users gain bonus hours. Works seamlessly in custom GPTs . Gmail and Calendar integration Pro subscribers can link Google accounts so ChatGPT flags unread emails, plans your day, and even nudges you about that dentist appointment you keep postponing . Safety and honesty boosts Over 5 000 hours of safety testing have slashed hallucinations and taught GPT-5 to more readily admit I don t know . Better vibe coding capabilities ... ... like button. Benchmarks, benchmarks, benchmarks Benchmarks should always be taken with a grain of salt . They are effectively a snapshot of a models capabilities under near perfect conditions. Sort of like the Big Mac you see on the ads vs

... missing some but I've been pretty much in love with @Lovable , @Cursor , @bolt.new and have been trying to use @Replit more and I honestly haven't touched @BASE44 too much but have heard good things. @chrismessina has nudged me to use @Windsurf for whenever I build another Raycast Extension! Currently I use: - @bolt.new / @Lovable - @Cursor - @Warp Curious what everyone thinks is the top one so far! Comment from Doon(@doooon): I've used Firebase Studio ( @Firebase a Google product ... ... repo with your own agent (codex or claude to actually do the work on the same repo and push commits) and then lovable to tidy up . otherwise just use claude or codex in powershell or their own app, VScode