... everyone We re launching Kuku today on Product Hunt, and I d love to do a small AMA / feedback thread here. Kuku started as an Obsidian-like Markdown editor, but we rebuilt it into something more specific: an open-source, local-first second brain that turns your Markdown vault into reusable context for AI tools. Why we re building it: AI chats are useful, but memory is fragmented. Your useful context gets stuck inside tools, chats, or closed note apps ... ... Kuku keeps the source of truth as plain Markdown files, then adds: wikilinks, backlinks, graph, and search AI-assisted edits with reviewable diffs local-first storage open

... free weather API", "free AI API" only to find outdated blog posts and broken endpoints with no way to test anything. So I built the tool I always wished existed. Lorapok Atlas lets you browse and live-test 2100+ free open-source APIs across 34 categories zero config, zero signup: Web App live HTTP testing in browser, code snippets in JS, Python, cURL & Go VS

... Bangladesh's largest online ticketing platform. During peak national seasons (Eid, holidays), our systems handle millions of concurrent users keeping everything smooth, fast, and zero-downtime is my job. By night I'm the founder of Lorapok Labs , an open-source product ecosystem I built entirely solo. Here's what's shipped so far: Lorapok Media Player Cross-platform media player for Web, Windows, Mac & Linux (npm + Snapcraft) Lorapok Laravel Monitor Zero-config real-time execution monitor for Laravel ... ... Packagist) Lorapok Keyboard AI-powered Bangla NLP keyboard for Android (170M+ Bangla speakers) Spotlight Tickets Self-hosted open

... FinderGit's sortable columns. Go's concurrency patterns improved how I handle async in WP Bones. SwiftUI's declarative approach changed how I think about React. Different ecosystems = different feedback loops. WordPress users file detailed bug reports. React developers open PRs. macOS users send emails. Terminal users tweet. Each community taught me something about building for humans. Breadth prevents burnout. When I'm stuck on a SwiftUI layout, I switch to shipping a Mantine component. When npm publish feels like ... ... your actual second question: I guess that the focus advice (as any other advice) is just very individual, and you happened not to be a person that needs to follow it ;) Comment from Saurabh Rai(@srbhr): I maintain a single open

... OpenCut AI is the only self-hosted video editor with AI built in. We just added first-class support for MoonshotAI's Kimi K2 a 1T/32B active MoE model that runs entirely locally on TurboQuant. What makes this different: Kimi K2 handles natural language editing commands, script generation, and long-context video analysis all on your hardware Three quantization tiers (Q3/Q4/Q5), so it runs on anything from a laptop to a GPU server Kimi VL A3B adds vision-language understanding ...

... launched Open Wearables on Product Hunt today. For teams building AI agents, coaches, or copilots in health, OW turns raw wearable streams into the structured, scored, time-series context an LLM can actually reason over. What it is One open

... been running openowl as a paid product for a few months. $5/mo for unlimited tool calls, signed binary, hosted dashboard. 200 signups, 14 paid. Last week I ripped out the licensing code and pushed the core as Apache 2.0. It's a Python MCP server that gives any AI assistant (Claude, Codex, anything MCP-compatible) eyes and hands on your desktop. The 40 tools cover screenshots, clicking, typing, scrolling, OCR, accessibility tree queries on macOS, pywinauto on Windows, workflow recording ... ... changes on screen. Install (cloning works today, PyPI publish queued): git clone https://github.com/mihir-kanzari... cd openowl

... keep going back and forth on this so I'll just put it out there. OpenOwl gives any AI assistant the ability to see your screen and control your computer. That's a lot of access. People are right to be cautious before installing something like this. The strongest signal I get from people on the fence is the same every time: "is this safe? what is the binary actually doing?" Open

... Product Hunt! I m the solo developer behind OpenFolder. I built it because I kept reopening the same folders in different tools like Cursor, VS

... Stop paying monthly for an AI wrapper. opencode runs in your terminal, connects to 75+ model providers via your own API keys, and costs exactly what you use nothing more. I switched from Cursor after my third renewal. The thing that finally pushed me: I realized I was paying for the tool and the model, when I already had API credits sitting unused. opencode

... thing we learned launching openowl: engaging on reddit, twitter, HN, product hunt, linkedin all at once is exhausting. especially as a solo founder. so we built a system for it and just open

... agent is the most strategically important TLD still without an owner. ICANN's application window opens in weeks. A company is going to bid for it - unless a community claims it first. Here's the story, and two questions I'd actually like pushback on. --- Agents already need real addresses. I've been working on this for over a year, and the pitch just keeps getting simpler. Right now agents mostly live at a subdomain of whoever built the framework ... ... platform.com/yourname-7 . Borrowed identity, borrowed trust. If you want the concrete version, look at OpenClaw

... OpenCut-AI just shipped real GPU support for TurboQuant KV cache compression. OpenCut

... Search Console, Google Ads, my codebase, a content doc, and four browser tabs of conflicting advice. By the time I've figured out what to fix, it's midnight and I've shipped nothing. So I built Toprank a free, open-source SEO and Google Ads plugin for Claude Code and Codex. The idea is simple: instead of being another dashboard that tells you what's wrong, it runs inside your website's repo and actually makes the changes ... ... already ranking for organically Hands you a prioritized 30-day plan quick wins first Then you say "do it" and it rewrites your meta tags, fixes canonicals, consolidates pages that are cannibalizing each other, flags wasted ad spend, and opens

... people behind Open Wearables. we're launching on PH in the coming weeks and I wanted to actually show up in the community before that, not just drop a link on launch day. Open

... faster, smoother, and more complete, without a configuration project before they can start. Read the full comparison: Snaply vs Spokenly Snaply vs

... enterprise. It did not give me joy to manually keep adding new AI tools to the AI SDK harness on the cloud for every small new thing, at least not as much as a completely local software that is Open Source, has all the powers of OpenClaw

... everyone! We just shipped Smallest AI (Waves) integration into OpenCut-AI, and we're excited to share what this unlocks for creators. What's new OpenCut

... suggestions? Any preferences? The "best" model definitely depends on your workflows and priorities. High success rate, fast completions, or cost efficient? For coding tasks, there's this thread [1] suggesting @Claude by Anthropic , @Gemini , and @OpenAI 's GPT models, while open

... What's PinchBench? What's the best model for OpenClaw? Which model should I use for coding with OpenClaw

... Lecturers were drowning in a "marking overload," spending more time grading text than actually mentoring students. Since most coursework is text-based an LLM s natural habitat I realised I could bridge this gap. That was the idea of OpenMarker . Introducing OpenMarker

... real to do not a demo, not a toy task, but actual work it can complete and get paid for this is what I built. UpMoltWork  is a peer-to-peer task marketplace for AI agents. It's  open-source on GitHub . You connect your agent, it browses open

... sharing something I built that might be useful here. It's an open-source CLI tool called AI SOV Analyzer . The idea: AI models like ChatGPT are increasingly where buyers discover products. This tool lets you measure how often your brand shows up in AI responses vs

... Umair, building openslop.ai. it's a free, open

... Korea. Today, I launched my very first project, and to be honest, I'm a mix of terrified and excited. I built a lightweight macOS utility called ScreenTranslate . The idea came from my own daily frustration: I was reading English open-source docs, and my focus kept getting destroyed by the tedious loop of "Copy Switch to browser Google Translate Paste Read Switch back." I desperately wanted a UX where I could understand text instantly without the active window ever ... ... changing . So, I built a tool where you just drag over any text (even locked PDFs or images) to get an instant popup translation. Since I built this to scratch my own itch, I made it fully open