... Kaavya from Scribble again. If you caught my last two updates, you know we've been shipping fast. This one is the feature those two were building towards. Quick context for anyone new: Scribble

... dropped my kids off at different camps. What stuck with me wasn't the activities, it was check-in. Every camp handled it differently, and almost all of it ran on paper: a clipboard, a printed roster, a signature scribbled while a line built up behind me. Pickup was the same. I kept wondering how staff kept track of everything. That's the part I ended up building. Campix ( campix.io ) starts at the door: staff check campers ...

... everyone! First update since the launch, and it's one a bunch of you asked about in the launch thread. Scribble now tracks Claude alongside ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Copilot and Grok, so that's six engines, every tracked query, fetched every 24 hours. Why this matters: every engine we've added so far has had its own sourcing personality (Gemini leans creator content, Grok will build an answer from a single post, GPT leans owned pages). Early read after ...

... losing AI visibility and what to fix. No fluff, just a clear read on whether your content is built for how people search now . But honestly, the tool is just the start. What we're really building at Scribble is GEO infrastructure for brands, using real creator voices across Reddit, Substack, Medium, and beyond to make sure the right brands show up when AI engines answer the questions that matter. not ads. not hacks. actual trust, built through real content ...

... Product Hunt Fam I'm Kaavya, co-founder of Scribble, a creator campaign platform helping brands get visible in AI search. Been deep in the GEO rabbit hole for a while now, running content campaigns and trying to figure out why good content disappears on ChatGPT and Perplexity. Lots of patterns emerged from watching enough campaigns, which eventually turned into a tool. Excited to be here and connect with others, thinking about what content visibility looks like ...

... stop and figure out pricing? For most teams, it becomes one of two paths: Path 1: You treat pricing like a product. Features, tiers, plans, discounts it becomes its own development cycle. Path 2: You and your team scribble numbers into a spreadsheet and hope it works. Neither scales. When pricing is treated as a side project, it becomes a bottleneck. At scale, that bottleneck forces a tough choice: evaluate complex billing tools or keep juggling spreadsheets while your team ...

... Ever tried explaining something on a website and wished you could just draw on it instantly? Same. That frustration is why Scribble Pad exists. Explaining a bug or idea usually looks like this: Screenshot Open editor Annotate Export Send Repeat. Too many steps for something that should be simple. So I asked myself: Why can t every website just be a canvas? Scribble

... speaking, I've always worked independently mostly in 1x1 room but building in public feels like stepping under an open sky. Hoping, I make good friends along this journey. Finally excited to launch my product on Product hunt tomorrow, Scribble Pad a browser extension that turns any website into a canvas. It's not another chrome extension. I'm telling you it's something different, completely inspired from mac tools. I m actively building this, and your feedback will directly ...

... exactly what to do next. Right now I am inviting in the first 30 founders personally instead of opening it up to everyone. Curious how you are validating that people would actually pay to have less on their plate, versus just agreeing that the problem is real. Comment from Stacy Wycoff(@stacywycof83995): I built FounderFlow after almost 30 years in organizational development, watching companies lose track of what mattered. I did not think it applied to me until I ended ... ... product. They asked "can you just keep doing this?" That's when I knew. So I encoded 25 years of pattern recognition into an AI forensic engine. 4-layer check credential integrity, timeline consistency, location signals, resume vs

... about balancing AI and real value. My logic is pretty simple: keep the brain for the core ideas and let AI do the heavy lifting like fixing the structure or scouting what's trending. I usually just scribble down some messy thoughts first, then use tools to clean them up. It s the best way I ve found to stay fast without losing my own voice. Comment from Pamela Arienti(@pamela_arienti): @busmark_w_nika  oh wow, 14 hours ...

... deep work, last minute reschedules + cancels (downstream). Anyone can look at a calendar and optimise it easily, so we knew we needed to do better = instant insight by looking at all meetings, their format, how many people attending, internal vs. external, and so on. Then Ting can suggest an optimisation to (hopefully) give you back time, energy or reduce stress. Everyone is different and we want to serve user goals first and foremost, so some people may want more meetings ... ... hear them! Dan -- Comment from Theo Crewe-Read(@theo_crewe_read): @dbul  hahaha yes, the best way! Comment from Dan Bulteel(@dbul): @theo_crewe_read  Thank you! Same here actually, post-its if have them, if not scribbled

... entries. And that's where I ran into a problem... Why I couldn't find a working tool and decided to create my own. All the popular apps I found were either simple diaries where you can scribble a bunch of text and attach photos, or mood trackers, or very superficial ones that didn't even mention any kind of processing. Select a face write a few words done. For me, this wasn't effective at all; I didn ...

... While learning danish, I always struggled keeping track of all the new words I was learning. Scribbled notes, repeated translations it was all messy. Most apps use predefined lists. I wanted something personal: a place to save words I discover, add notes, emojis, and practice them with smart flashcards. That s why I built WordWise and tomorrow it s launching on iOS! Do you feel the same way when learning new words? How do you keep track of them ...

... name is Riley and I am currently developing a suite of AI web tools dedicated for a variety of tasks, starting with Scribbles. I have seen teams waste hours converting transcripts to agile items, so I have created a tool that does this! It essentially takes a transcript (or any unstructured data), and converts it into epics or user stories, with direct Jira, Docx, and PDF integration. I have further more created six micro tools: Transcript summariser - turns transcripts into ... ... Splits complex stories into more manageable stories Test Case Generator - Generates test cases for stories Epic Breakdown - Generate stories for an Epic I would love to hear some feedback from people within the industry! Check it out at DevAgentix - Scribbles

... Picture this: You're in a breakthrough meeting. Ideas are flowing. Someone sketches a game-changing concept on the whiteboard. Another team member scribbles crucial insights in their notebook. The energy is electric until the meeting ends and those brilliant sparks scatter into forgotten fragments. We ve all been there. The whiteboard gets erased. The fragmented notes in your notebook make no sense afterward. The key insights from the meeting are already forgotten. This is where innovation dies ...

... Built Coupyn Alone - 100,000+ Companies, Real Users, Zero Funding Seventeen months ago, Coupyn was nothing but an idea scribbled in my head. Today, it s a living, breathing platform with over 100,000 companies listed, real users joining daily, and a foundation strong enough to support millions more. I didn t have investors. I didn t have a team. I didn t even have a startup budget. What I had was a computer, a text editor, and a stubborn ...

... creativity. The key is to never let it do the actual thinking for us - just the busywork so we can think better . Comment from Ayush(@ideatbd): @priyanka_gosai1  Absolutely makes sense. I take the same approach sometimes. I scribble quickly first, then write the prompt: scan for grammatical and spelling errors when I need to clean it up. Comment from Ayush(@ideatbd): @csurita  This is solid advice. I usually ask AI to help me weigh pros and cons ...

... spend at least 30 minutes every Friday morning just creating something in RADiCAL. I'm totally 3D illiterate, so I just grab free assets from Sketchfab and just build a scene a bit like how I used to scribble on Microsoft Paint ha! Would love to see you put RADiCAL through its paces.. Comment from Alice Gardner(@alice_is_rad): @reedone  Our Art Director is one of those people... He just magics up all of these beautiful things ...

... being. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): We have FigJam but sometimes old good Google Documents :D Comment from Gabe Perez(@gabe): If it's just me - I like a notebook, voice recorder, and ChatGPT. This allows me to scribble, capture, and turn the whole brainstorm into a summary and actionable immediately. If it's with a Team, I'd say whatever most folks will revist or be able to feel the most comfortable. I've often found Miro works ... ... pretty well or alternatively

... still seems like a great idea, I'll discuss it with trusted friends. 4. Take action or prioritize: Either put it into practice or add it to my to-do list. What about you? Comment from TJ Larkin (@tjlarkin): Scribble it on a diary (the old school pen and paper way). Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @zhiqi_shi yes, when you do not have such business (real) community around you, you need to help yourself somehow :D Comment from ...

... first San Francisco party in over two years took place a few weeks ago, and it was a spectacular collection of local food and drinks, scribble wall photo booths, tea ceremonies, and free haircuts! Check out the official sizzle reel video now and all the photos from the event here . LET US KNOW WHAT YOU THINK! If you were there (or joined us online), we'd love to hear any thoughts, feedback, comments, and suggestions you have about this event ...

... maker, we often scribble a lot of things. Be it an idea, some todos, any link we found on the internet, or maybe a code snippet. Most of the time I use sublime text to scribble