... Keep a private reference window visible during a remote meeting without showing it to everyone else. You can now keep Pocket Screen PiPs out of screenshots, screen

... Skills . Now, your Claude/Codex can research the world's top mobile apps and use those patterns to redesign or build your app. Appllama is a mobile app design discovery platform with 800+ top-earning apps and 35,000+ screens across major and niche app categories. With the new MCP, you can: Research: Why does Duolingo make so much more money than other language apps? Build Apps: Build me a home screen

... Product Hunt I m a solo developer and I ve been building NovaCapture, a native screen recorder for Mac. I started building it because I kept finding that recording a good product demo takes more work than the actual demo. You record the screen

... made this tool called Eneya , and unlike most things posted here the name tells you nothing, so: it's written pre-screening for tech recruiters. You build a short questionnaire around the competencies the role actually needs, candidates answer it in text on their own time, and you get back a scored report on each one. No video, no scheduling, no calls that end in the first four minutes. Anyone who has screened

... Product Hunt! I wanted to share a project I've been building called Screen Stickynote ( https://screenstickynote.com/ ). It's a completely free, purely offline productivity workspace designed around an infinite 3D canvas. Why build this when there are thousands of note apps? Two reasons: absolute privacy and visual freedom. Most modern tools force you into vertical scrolling lists and cloud databases. Screen

... solutions rather than something truly unique or thoughtfully designed for their specific product. So I m curious: Do you design the UI/UX yourself when building solo? Or do you think bringing in a designer (even for a few key screens) is worth it? And if you re using AI for design, do you feel it s enough to get you to a good product experience? Would love to hear how other makers approach it. Comment from Adana Marukhyan(@adana): @mindyorzi ... ... made three months ago fail, in front of you, at normal speed, with no way to intervene. one thing that made it bearable: write your prediction down before each session. what you think they will do on this screen

... baseline has moved fast this year. AI-generated UI is good enough now that for a lot of products the core screens come out clean on the first pass , dashboard, settings, checkout, all serviceable. That used to be weeks of work for a solo maker. It isn't anymore, and I don't think that's a bad thing. I'm a UX designer, mostly on complex, high-trust products, and here's where I think it currently stops ... ... generates screens

... click apps on the first screen. It felt like the whole point of the thing, everything in one place, look how much you get. People opened it, scrolled, and left. Not confused. Just done deciding before they'd made a single one. We cut the first screen

... every machine, and it forgot your preferences the moment you closed it. So we built our own. It remembers whether you like hex, RGB or HSL, and it has an eyedropper for grabbing a color straight off the screen, a photo of a real brick, say. A better wait change your mind any time Waiting used to be a commitment: pick a model, and you were watching that one until it finished. Not any more. Halfway through ... ... even ready for you. And if something does go wrong, you get a plain message and a Try again button instead of a logo spinning forever. More room on a phone or tablet Turn your device sideways in full screen

... generate screens. U2C helps AI remember your product. Most AI UI generators are great at creating individual screens

... users can review and correct the result before saving it. They can change the food name, portion, preparation method, quantity, or ingredients. When confidence is low, FitBin can request another picture, ask a short clarification question, or provide likely alternatives. In addition to taking pictures, users can search for predefined foods by name. Search results can include common foods, branded products, restaurant items, recent meals, favorite foods, and previously saved combinations. This allows FitBin to remain useful in situations where ... ... information For example, FitBin may explain that a meal provides enough protein for the user s muscle-building goal but contains more sodium than their remaining daily target. It may recommend a smaller portion or suggest a lower-sodium alternative

... user recently shared detailed feedback about how Pocket Screen behaved with Stage Manager. That sent me down a much deeper technical path than I expected. The straightforward implementation did not work: once the source window moved to the Stage Manager shelf, macOS returned only the small shelf preview instead of the original full-size window. After testing several approaches, I decided not to wait for a perfect solution. Pocket Screen

... browser at http://localhost:8080 and see my changes live. The homepage loaded quickly and looked beautiful, but it was packed with layout files we did not need. The template came with over twenty different pages, including mock checkout screens, author profiles, dummy auction pages, and setting menus. Since Marcus only needed a simple landing page to show his fifteen artworks and an about section, I spent the afternoon deleting the extra files. I removed the unused HTML pages, cleared ... ... Mobile Layout Bug and the CSS Fix On Day 3, I ran into my first major technical issue. I opened the website on my iPhone and an older Android test phone to make sure everything looked correct on mobile screens

... Product Hunt I've been building FlowLogic.AI solo since April, and wanted to get this community's take before I go further. The problem: every SOP/process documentation tool I looked at (Scribe, Tango, etc.) makes you re-record your screen to capture a workflow even if you've already explained that exact process to a teammate in Slack an hour ago. So I built something that skips that step: paste in the messy text (a Slack thread, a rambling explanation ... ... real enough pain point to build a business around, so genuinely curious: - Does your team actually struggle with SOP/process docs, or is this a non-issue for most? - If you use Scribe/Tango/similar tools, what do you like/dislike about the screen

... computer is not what exhausts anyone. Switches are. Ten hours on one problem leaves me fine. Three hours spread across nine problems leaves me useless, and the second one is what a normal day actually looks like. Identical screen time. Completely different day. Which is awkward for the whole category, because every screen

... Thank you to everyone who supported the Pocket Screen launch and shared thoughtful comments and feature requests. The feedback I received on Product Hunt was especially valuable. Based on those suggestions, I ve released Pocket Screen

... position throughout the day a standing desk and sometimes even working while lying on my stomach in the sphinx pose to give my back a break. Working on a laptop instead of my phone constantly staring at a tiny screen isn't doing my eyes any favours, it is better to have a big screen

... building an app to reduce screen fatigue on Mac. Has anyone found something that actually works? Like many developers and founders, I spend most of my day on my Mac, coding, reading documentation, researching, chatting with AI, and writing. I've tried eye drops, the 20-20-20 rule, regular breaks, and computer glasses. They all helped, but I kept wondering: Why do we always have to adapt to our screens

... usual options either hide one layout when you switch, or feel clunky. The part that really pushed me to build this was demoing work: when a client or an employer asks "how does it look on a phone?", screen-sharing a narrow browser window never looks great. So Mobile View overlays a real device frame right on top of the live page. You see the desktop and the mobile (or tablet) layout at the same time, in the same ... ... with scrolling, clicks and typing synced between them. Where it's been most useful for me: - Presenting responsive work to clients and employers multiple devices on one screen

... Mask sensitive fields before screen sharing with scope, partial masking and page-scan controls. Screen

... Computer Use: Flowly can now act on the Mac directly open apps, click buttons, switch windows, read on-screen text. The bot reads the same semantic UI structure as VoiceOver so it can act on labels you'd say out loud ('the Sign In button in Safari') instead of guessing pixel coordinates. Sandboxed by default; every action visible in the Activity tab. New Live tool-turn panel: Every assistant message ships a collapsible panel that streams tool calls (file edits ... ... against common project roots; directories still reveal in Finder. New Artifacts cloud sync: Canvases, slides, docs, and code sync automatically across signed-in devices. Offline-aware queue, S3-backed previews, 10 MB size cap (up from 500 KB). New Screen

... been paying for screen recording tools for years. Loom, Screen

... founder and I spent months watching HR teams we know personally lose entire weeks to CV screening not because they were slow, but because the volume is just brutal at this point. ATS tools exist, but they work like blunt instruments. Strong candidates get filtered out because they didn't use the exact right keyword. Manual review is more accurate but completely unsustainable. So we built Talenyze an AI platform that screens

... this guide isn't just a quick summary. We're going to go deep. We'll explain exactly what Snaply is, how it works, why privacy matters so much for dictation tools, how it stacks up against every major alternative, who it's best for, and how to get the most out of it. Whether you're a solo professional, part of a team, or evaluating dictation software for an enterprise deployment, this is the most complete breakdown ... ... find. Table of Contents Why AI Dictation Matters in 2026 What Makes a Truly Great Dictation App What Is Snaply? Snaply's Core Features: In Depth Why Privacy Is Non-Negotiable for Dictation Snaply vs

... Avalw Shield, the world's first Mac app that locks when you leave and hides when someone looks. No other Mac app has ever done this: Detects when YOU leave, locks automatically Detects when someone ELSE looks, hides your screen instantly Detects when YOU return, unlocks with your face No timer. No shortcut. No button. No effort. Just your Mac responding to your physical presence, the way it always should have. Three layers. One app. Zero effort. - Away Lock ... ... moment you leave your desk, not after a timer, not after a shortcut, the moment your face disappears from the camera, your screen