... works" and watch what it reaches for instead of text. What's the most useless "wall of text" answer you've gotten from an AI tool that should've just been a table or a chart? Comment from SWAPNANIL RAY(@swapnanil_ray

... Most car owners think a cover is only for rain. The biggest damage actually happens every single day. UV rays fade your paint. Dust creates micro-scratches. Bird droppings can permanently damage the clear coat. Tree sap is difficult to remove. Unexpected rain leaves water spots. We built CoverX to protect cars from everyday damage not just bad weather. What's the biggest challenge for your parked ...

... Product Hunt! I m a developer who got tired of wasting hours overthinking passive-aggressive emails and awkward texts. So I built ParseIntent : a micro-utility to scratch my own itch. Its "Subtext X-Ray" unmasks the hidden psychological tactics behind a message (power plays, guilt trips, passive aggression) and gives you a clean, confident reply in seconds. Excited to be here, learn from other builders, and ship in public! Quick question for the room: What s the worst text ...

... file for UI, and none of them stay in sync. does 1.0 let you link a piece of dialogue directly to the level node where it triggers, or is it still just visually adjacent on the canvas? Comment from Ray Auguste(@saotekin): @omri_ben_shoham1  I agree. And to your question, yeah, the dialogue is tied to the level, so you can play through it and trigger things ...

... dogs and cats. The BIG one: medical records. Scan or upload a vet PDF; the AI reads it and files the details onto your pet's timeline. One visit = one entry: attach the PDF plus photos (prescriptions, x-rays), and add more to visits you've logged. A rebuilt Health Hub groups records by visit and shows photos, not just PDFs. Medical photos go to a private in-app vault (Pro), not your public camera roll ...

... Isoline , a browser-based studio for designing procedural 2D and 3D geometry using Signed Distance Functions (SDFs). Instead of writing GLSL by hand, you build a visual node graph that compiles directly into shader code. You can preview contours, ray-march the scene, and export GLSL or STL for further use. The project has been a self-directed engineering effort over the past several months, and today is its first public launch. If procedural graphics, shaders or computational geometry interest ...

... next. Comment from Ilya Ofliian(@ilyaofliian): Not a game dev, but I live in diagram/planning tools, so one adjacent thought: the moment this clicks for people will be comparing iterations layouts get argued about ("loop through the east wing vs. the corridor"), so cheap snapshots you can flip between would turn a sketchpad into a decision tool. Curious which engines/formats you're planning to export to? Comment from Ray

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... that's such a good point and honestly something we think about a lot. the peace of mind of knowing your agents are running securely without worrying about infrastructure is hard to put a price on because the alternative isn't just money, it's the hours your team spends babysitting servers instead of building. and you're right about undercharging... most founders price based on what it costs them to build, not what it's worth to the customer ... ... they'll trust you to solve it Comment from Jose Sanchez(@norteapp): The best way to resolve this usually is a narrative with a proper arc. What is Maria problem? How does her live looks like without your product vs

... genuinely hard to hold, and most tools quietly drop one side of it to make the UX cleaner. The fact that it came from a nurse background shows. That clinical instinct for what patients actually need to understand vs what just sounds thorough is not something you can prompt-engineer your way to. Comment from Nolan Vu(@nolan_vu): @priyatharshini_c  The "financially invisible" framing is sharp. That's the exact gap. Creators have real revenue but no verifiable ... ... wrong, they optimize for one and tank the other. the fact that you're holding both at the same time is hard and worth talking about more openly. Comment from Nolan Vu(@nolan_vu): @raghav_rajput1  The educational vs

... being down. Same silent-update bias, just showing up on the infra layer instead of content, exactly like you said. Fixed: added a third state, "blocked" distinct from "dead". Triggers on 403/429/503 combined with either a Cloudflare header (cf-ray) or known challenge-page markers ("just a moment", "checking your browser", "attention required", captcha pages, etc). A WAF block now reads as "could not verify," never as "dead." Tested it live against producthunt.com just now correctly comes back "blocked ... ... works: - Automatic crawler checks if the product's site is still live - Detects recent updates (changelog, blog, public commits, social activity) - Badges: "Still Active", "90-day Survivor", "Recently Updated" - Historical view: track which launches became real products vs

... treat each other, the R3 Framework: Regulated, Respectful, Repairable. When the world hears Google, we think search. My bet is that "did you reFrame it?" becomes as common as "did you Google it?" reFrame is the X-ray of communication. You can't change what you can't see. See the patterns. Break the cycle. Comment from Neal Miskell(@wereframe): @hosseinyazdi  I couldn't agree more. I dont know much about NFTs and I never really understood the hype ... ... surface is what dies. And that distinction has teeth commercially: the moment your product becomes infrastructure someone else operates, you usually lose the customer relationship the agent owns the user now, you're just a backend it picks. 'Visible vs

... launch day. It might be the first GTM test. Before running ads. Before writing 50 SEO articles. Before scaling outbound. Before building a full sales motion. You get a compressed day of: positioning feedback objections use cases audience signals competitor comparisons wording people naturally reuse comments that can become landing page copy, SEO topics, sales answers, or product roadmap inputs For mailX, the biggest signal was clear: people understood the pain of emails going to spam , but the AI agent ... ... both hit hard. My whole company is built on a story, so leading with it on launch day will be a great addition. What I'm building: reFrame, a communication intelligence platform. I like to call it "The X-ray

... reads the geometry: walls, doors, windows, trims        Builds an accurate 3D environment automatically        18 design styles, ray-traced lighting, photoreal renders from any camera angle        Watermark-free, high-resolution output ready for client presentations        No CAD knowledge, no 3D modeling background, no external render studio required The  blueprint ...

... smart move for furnished indoor environments. It s way more realistic than a simple free-space model. Quick technical question for @seanreid: Since you ve now added multi-floor support with slab material bleed-through (concrete vs. steel deck), do you account for Fresnel zones or diffraction when calculating the signal spread through floor openings like stairwells, or is it strictly a ray

... Kraken, ETH = Blue Whale, meme coins = jellyfish) Price changes move creatures up or down in the water Volume drives swim speed and glow intensity Aggregate volatility controls the ocean's weather calm markets mean clear water and god rays; panic means storms It's built in Three.js with custom shaders, volumetric lighting, Gerstner wave simulation, and procedural creature geometry. Wallet auth via SIWE. Pro tier is $20 in ETH, one-time, lifetime verified on-chain. But the full ocean ...

... Ray. I'm an indie developer based in Kyoto, Japan. I've been building Notion Launcher, a desktop app that lets you save anything to Notion without opening it. Memos, screenshots, highlights, bookmarks. If you use Notion, you probably know the flow: you have an idea or find something worth saving, so you copy it or take a screenshot, then open Notion, find the right database, create a new page, and finally start typing. That's a lot of steps ...

... Just launched Nearby Lens a free iOS and Android app that detects smart glasses nearby using Bluetooth.   Smart glasses like Ray-Ban Meta broadcast a BLE signal constantly while worn. The app picks it up and alerts you in real time with confidence scoring to filter false positives.   Covers Ray

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... single dashboard that brings all your investments together. Key highlights: Tracks stocks, ETFs, crypto, real estate, private equity, pensions, and cash -- all in one view Privacy-first: data stored in the EU with appropriate security measures ETF X-Ray analysis to see through your funds to underlying holdings and spot overlap CSV/Excel import from major brokers, API Access where feasible. No trading, no financial advice -- just honest tracking and analysis Where I'm at: I'm in early development ...

... need to reach a break even. - How much revenue you want to get. That could help you shape the target of your commercial services. Comment from M nevver Ertun (@munevver_ertuncc): I like the way you framed it around general vs tailored value, that s a really clean way to think about it. For products, it often feels similar: free should help users understand the value, while paid should unlock outcomes they can t easily get on their own. The tricky ... ... dozens of high-quality one-off videos every year. But if you want a 25-hour course on some deeper subject (how to play piano, speak French, etc) this is a different medium entirely. It is hard to consume vs

... specific vision of where smart glasses would take us but the glasses themselves are useful without it. Navigation, real-time translation, notifications without pulling your phone out none of that needs a metaverse to be valuable. Meta's Ray-Bans are actually selling well just as a camera and audio device with no VR component at all. The failure was the destination, not the vehicle. Smart glasses just need a more honest use case than "live inside the internet." Comment ...

... Product Hunt community! I ve been a gamer and a dev for years, but recently, I hit a wall of frustration. We have incredible 4K graphics and ray-tracing, but the "brains" of our games still feel like they re from 2005. Most NPCs still follow rigid scripts. If you do A, they do B. Every time. It s predictable, and honestly, it s starting to feel a bit "pre-AI." The Mission: I decided to stop complaining and start ...

... zaczuo): @busmark_w_nika  Thanks Nika! So glad you ve been part of the journey since the early days. Appreciate the support as always Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @zaczuo  <3 Comment from Ray Wang(@rwanghacker): Awesome! Comment from Zac Zuo(@zaczuo): @rwanghacker  Thanks Ray

... Product Hunt Ray here Founder of NewOaks AI / EZsite AI , ex-TikTok PM, and a serial startup addict. This is our second launch of ChatRealtor , and honestly, it feels like the right time. Why relaunch? One of our founding partners previously built a startup that turned used car images into showcase videos , pushed them to social media, and eventually sold the company to eBay Auto for $20M . That idea always stuck with me. Fast forward to today with Gemini ...