... general AI slop interfaces. Comment from Raffay Sajjad(@raffay_sajjad): Mine is expense category breakdowns, every finance AI I've tried gives me "Category A is 40%, Category B is 25%..." in prose when it's obviously a pie chart. Question on the sandboxing, separate from Gal's: null origin stops the generated code from reading your cookies or session, but does it also stop it from making its own outbound network calls, or just from reading what's already ...

... unaddressed: Equity splits that felt fair on day one but weren't tied to ongoing contribution. The classic 50/50 looks clean until one founder goes part-time and the other is working eighty-hour weeks. Dynamic models like Slicing Pie exist for exactly this reason, but most pairs don't discover them until after the damage is done. Roles that were assumed, never written down. Who has final say on a hiring decision? Who owns the product roadmap? Who decides ...

... from groups You can give a group its own AI context, and it now flows into chat, chart-editing, and automation agents whenever a member of that group is interacting. If different teams think about your data differently engineering versus sales versus

... Four-time founder based in Boca Raton, Florida. I co-founded Buy Me a Pie! - a grocery app still used by 4 million people - and previously operated a publishing brand that reached 30 million monthly readers before exiting in 2020. Today I lead Creative Content Crafts, a small team building agent-native software. Our main product is Publora - a social publishing API and MCP server for developers and AI agents. I've been following Product Hunt for a while ...

... more than the commission I paid. But I have a question for the veterans here: At what point does it make sense to move to a web-based checkout (like Paddle or Stripe) to keep more of that "Proceeds" pie? Or is the "App Store Trust" always worth the 15-30% cut? Let s talk about the real cost of being an indie maker! Comment from Orhan Kilic(@orhan_kilic): Actually, here is a bit more 'behind-the-scenes ...

... weirdest or largest 'forgotten' file you ever found while cleaning your drive? Comment from Sai Tharun Kakirala(@sai_tharun_kakirala): The "Other" storage category is genuinely one of the most frustrating UX problems on macOS. Apple gives you a pie chart but no drill-down, so you are left poking around in Finder manually trying to figure out why you have 40GB of mystery data. Interesting that system caches, local backups, and app support files can accumulate so quietly. Reminds ...

... profit after a sale. I check spreadsheets, guess the fees, forget costs and end up wrong. So I mocked up a simple fix: 1. Snap receipt 2. App instantly calculates profit/loss/break even 3. See it in a clean dashboard + pie chart No spreadsheets. No guessing. Just the real number in 3 taps. I built the mockup with Lovable (not the real app yet). If this is a real pain for you too, I ll build it for real. Launching ...

... angle. Built for X . But underneath same core solution. I m building too, so this isn t criticism. I m genuinely trying to understand the market. Is AI expanding the market size? Or are we just slicing the same pie thinner and thinner? Curious how other SaaS founders are thinking about this. Comment from Alper Tayfur(@alpertayfurr): You re not overthinking it. @miraz_yeasin It definitely feels like the barrier to launch dropped, so supply exploded. Same core LLM, different ... ... wrapper, slightly different niche. I think the pie

... love roll necks) or having Apple s impact on the world (maybe one day) - but because when you care about saving people time and bringing people together, there s room for everyone pushing the space forward. The pie gets bigger, not you lose a slice. We re grateful (and excited) to be riding that wave with you. See you next week, Dan Comment from Dan Bulteel(@dbul): @shreya_chaurasia19  So many learnings - you'll see a lot of those ... ... when it works people think it's magic, when it fails or hallucinates it is bad because it blocks an important meeting, and finally people are unsure how intelligent it is, like expecting GPT full functionality vs

... tasks, group by fields, create tasks within groups, or open detailed views. Table View Spreadsheet-style editing like Excel. Easily add, update, and delete tasks with no hierarchy overhead. Starter Board - https://jeera.work/boards?boardI... Built-in Reports Task distribution pie charts Tasks completed in the last 30 days Gantt charts with configurable start and end dates Clear high-level summaries to stay on track Templates to Get You Started Fast 50+ ready-to-use templates across multiple categories Each template ...

... clean list. Inline edit tasks, group by fields, create tasks within groups, or open detailed views. Table View Spreadsheet-style editing like Excel. Easily add, update, and delete tasks with no hierarchy overhead. Built-in Reports Task distribution pie charts Tasks completed in the last 30 days Gantt charts with configurable start and end dates Clear high-level summaries to stay on track Templates to Get You Started Fast 50+ ready-to-use templates across multiple categories Each template comes ...

... Nikita an ex Head of Design with 8+ years of experience and co-founder of Loki.Build . Before Loki, I built two products: - Scrapps.ai AI-powered competitor analytics. - Growlyx an AI marketer that monitored Reddit, X, and LinkedIn and replied to relevant discussions to promote brands. They didn t take off but they taught me a lot. And they eventually led me to Loki.Build . I ve realised the best way to begin a startup is to build from your own pain ... ... were to build one, I d make either an app for people with ADHD to help with planning and getting things done or an app that shows nearby cafes with great coffee and really good cherry pie

... best with your upcoming launch and future pipeline. Can not wait to support when it goes live Comment from Theo Crewe-Read(@theo_crewe_read): @jason_rivard  Really interesting, so you've had fingers in lots of pies so to speak! I bet the experience gained and lessons learnt are invaluable! I completely agree re finding wings once you jump off! What are they key takeaways you have from your experience in terms of starting your own venture ...

... more centralised where community management is getting more decentralised. So going forward communities might get smaller which means more need to community managers. If AI provides amazing support, replacing most support executives then there would be a premium pie of customers who will need super premium, concierge type of support. So companies might be hiring more premium support executives who can give concierge services not the mass support executives. These premium concierge function might operate as support as well ...

... best for Apple? Going solo or teaming up? In case of teaming up with whom? I am kinda surprised they are considering Google because this one has always been their rival, e.g. in hardware devices or App Store vs. Play Store. I think that the most powerful combo would be Apple + GPT tho. Comment from Jeffrey(@jeffai): Gemini is great!! i'm starting to use it more frequently. Comment from Ash Grover(@ash_grover): @busmark_w_nika  It should ... ... also heard that Perplexity's Comet is popular now. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @ash_grover  I am pretty curious whether they will be okay with some "revenue split" because they cut a huge piece from the pie

... data. Toolhouse says: expose agentic calls cleanly, then get out of the way. AutoGen says: prompt engineers should be prompt diplomats. So... ? We re still early. Because everyone wants a piece of the pie. Look how many MCP related products exist already: https://www.producthunt.com/sear... No one trusts the abstractions they didn t write themselves. Every framework is a political stance, a philosophy on how to do the "NEW THING" right: Where does context ... ... ends and reasoning begins? How much to expose vs

... could compensate governments for providing the communications that we ingest, that could potentially improve government transparency. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @ross_danowitz  I still somehow feel that even big companies will not want to share pie with creators :D Comment from Ross Danowitz(@ross_danowitz): if they have copy rights then yeah Comment from Dan Bulteel(@dbul): Such a gangster move and putting Cloudfare at the centre of it is brilliant business move. I am just curious ...

... rather interesting thought: "The one who wants a discount on your product probably doesn't value your work." Comment from Oluchi Njoku(@oluchi_njoku): Product Marketer here. I handled a pricing project one time where we looked at cost, competitors, customer usage, and feedback from sales calls. The main problem was how we were communicating value and framing it, especially on our pricing page. We tested a few things: tied pricing to usage, used mystery shoppers to benchmark competitors

... adoption e.g. many sales guys hate CRMs for this reason. In that sense, more features might equate to no features as users don't adopt/use the product. So, minimalistic products that solve 1 big problem (80% of the problem pie) is what people like. That's what I think. I would like to hear from the product hunt community on what their experiences have been? Comment from Manu Goel(@manu_goel2): @cristian_stoian_urzica yep. Couldn t stop myself from ...

... like a calm expert not a hype machine. That s when I trust. Comment from Jesse Weltevreden(@jesse_weltevreden): A big issue nowadays is the lack of compliance among many AI tools. Everybody wants a piece of the AI pie fast, and as a result, many tools aren t transparent at all about things like privacy and data protection. That s what I m looking for in a tool. Comment from Bryce York(@bryce_york_ag): @priyanka_gosai1 made ...

... since one of the ways people use Product is to find the best products. A question in my mind is how much do we optimize Product and catalog to show up in ChatGPT? E.g., maybe build an MCP server vs. how much do we prototype conversational product research within Product Hunt? Comment from Konrad S.(@konrad_sx): @busmark_w_nika  atm, yes. But Google sure has the people and the money to challenge OpenAI (remember Google engineers developed ... ... available on google.com directly, and maybe even make "search by chat" the default in the future. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @burninator  Google provides other services as well, e.g. emails, etc., but as you mentioned, the pie

... instant turn arounds now and helped us tremendously. Comment from Ajin Sunny(@ajinsunny): @busmark_w_nika  not really cut-offs but reduction in hiring. Comment from Ali Sahlolbei(@ali_sahlolbei): I think it's going to make the pie bigger in general by reducing prices for normal professional service and increasing it for the ones require more strategic view and human connection, more people have access to these technologies so if the prices are lower they're going ...

... experience! Comment from Matt Carroll(@catt_marroll): @cryptosymposium  I relate to this for sure. In a lot of ways building seems to be the easy part. I think it pretty much has to be hard somewhere. i.e the pie of attention / dollars / whatever is only so big, so inherently there will be a lot of competition at some level. I'm starting to realize you just have to be really good -- either really good at building, such that ...

... Looks like Microsoft wants a slice of Canva's growing pie. That's for sure better (for us) than buying it out. https://www.cnbc.com/2022/10/12/... ...

... ultimate tie-breaker especially in mobile and emerging tech where frameworks change every year. You can teach syntax, but you can't teach curiosity or grit. Interestingly, if I had to add a third 50% slice to that pie, it would be communication and autonomy . A brilliant developer who can't articulate a technical blocker or work independently will drain more team energy than they're worth. How heavily do you weigh culture fit or communication skills versus