... found four emails about rescheduling different meetings that day. Thirty minutes later, I thought: wouldn t it be useful if I could CC an AI into these threads and let it handle everything? February I couldn t shake the idea. I called it Ting, as a play on meeting : Meet-Ting. Once an idea has a name, you know it s got deep into your subconscious. I messaged Ol, who I knew from TikTok, for a vibe check. I didn ... ... market: I speak Portuguese, Mariana is Portuguese and my wife is Brazilian. We ran a test in Portuguese. We recruited 100s of Brazilian users in three weeks, mainly thanks to Ting on WhatsApp. IYKYK . December Based on competitors

... solo developer and I just shipped my first mobile game: Block Bloom a free, offline block puzzle. It's the classic 8x8 drag-and-clear loop, but I leaned hard into game-feel: juicy combos, screen shake, and special blocks (3x3 bombs + full row/column lightning). I spent most of the last few months obsessing over the little things clear effects, difficulty pacing, and making it feel great one-handed. Shipping solo has been equal parts terrifying and rewarding ...

... break my day into tasks, estimate the time spent on each one, review the output, and finally copy everything into Google Calendar. One tedious process simply gets replaced with another. For almost a year, I couldn't shake the feeling that this entire workflow could be much simpler. So I decided to build a tool that solves this problem for me first. Before I spend months building it, I want to know one thing: Is this a real problem ...

... There s the cheesy line "with great power comes great responsibility," and I can t quite shake when I think about how many products I mentally sketch in a week. How how i can use AI to build product around it given enough time. A running list of those I've actually sat with: - A shared calendar that doesn't force everyone to already be on the same app - A cab-booking flow that doesn t mean checking three apps ...

... making private messaging easier to start: 1-on-1 chats are now FREE encrypted end-to-end, no ads, ever New 7-day free trial on Personal ($4.99/mo or $39.99/yr) Premium unlocks group chats, decoy/duress mode, panic shake, auto-destruct timer, custom app icons & more Disappearing messages with flexible timers Privacy shouldn't cost you a thing to start. No ads. Just private, end-to-end encrypted conversations ...

... been sitting with this question for a few weeks and I can't shake it. If an AI agent can find the prospect, write the email, personalize it by vertical and persona, follow up three times, and log everything in the CRM - what exactly is a GTM team doing now? The easy answer everyone reaches for is "strategy." But AI can already A/B test messaging, read pipeline patterns, and shift targeting in real time. That answer gets thinner every month ...

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... huge enterprise contracts, API usage, and leadership in "safe" AI that justifies the $965B valuation through explosive growth or exit. If they miss, expect the biggest fallout in History of the World that will make Tulip mania a tiny shake compared to an earthquake MAGNITUDE 12.6 Comment from Kris Christopher(@kris_christopher): @princeteck   @fberrez1  We already built models running on devices phones or computers, you can check one of them, its 100% free. https://www.speedr.co/#ai-app Currently ... ... instead of assisting with work, budgets get a lot easier to justify. That's probably why we're seeing capital flow into companies pushing agent capabilities the hardest. Curious to see how much of this growth comes from coding versus

... some past results. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @christian_dubray  I need to adapt some ADHD pattern to know how to switch between things or so. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @sk_uxpin  We can shake with hands there :D Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @sk_uxpin  XD Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @spencer_miller_dev  but both categories are just matter of time tho Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @harithavijayakumar ... ... everyone overnight - they ll just move much faster with fewer bottlenecks. Comment from Alper Tayfur(@alpertayfurr): I think white-collar work gets affected faster because most of it already lives inside software. But the real split is not blue vs

... Added a few new features: Spotlight Auto zoom + cursor tracking (can also be controlled manually) Trim & Speed Control Cut unnecessary parts and adjust playback speed more easily Screen Shake For when you really want to add impact to something (not sure how often screen recordings need this but it s fun ) What do you think? Do these feel useful for demos/tutorials, or am I overengineering things a bit? Comment from Sangwon Lee(@gamzabaw): @harlow_grace1  At the moment ... ... that s actually a really interesting idea. Technically it doesn t seem impossible within some limits, so I d love to explore it someday. Comment from Sangwon Lee(@gamzabaw): @alistair_james1  Yep you can adjust things like shake

... catches every screenshot (even in background) and asks where to file it Album Browser See all your Phorder folders in one view Photo Migration Move photos between letters in bulk Pinch-to-zoom On camera preview and photo viewer Shake to undo Delete accidental captures instantly Share & Discard Batch-share a session, then auto-delete the photos you only needed temporarily No cloud, no account, no analytics Everything stays encrypted on your device 11 languages English, French, German, Spanish ...

... Product Hunt. My name is Alexander. I am a solo developer from Zambia. No big team. No venture capital. No fancy office. Just me, my laptop, and a pain I could not shake. I started struggling with the job market at an early stage. I watched opportunities pass by not because I lacked skill, but because I was in the wrong country, did not have the right connections, and could not afford the expensive tools that everyone said I needed ...

... Susie Johns(@susie_johns): Maybe the fun comes back when creators stop chasing upvotes and start shipping strange, creative, imperfect ideas again. Comment from Othman Katim(@othman_katim): LinkedIn for me. Watching the stiffest blue square on the internet shake its hips would heal something in me. Comment from Devika Thakur (@devika_thakur_chandel): @thamibenjelloun  the first one !! Comment from Ian Maxwell(@ian_maxwell): @bengeekly There's definitely been a shift toward more uniform, polished launch pages , those small ...

... means for how we work and think. I know the criticism. "Why write long essays when AI can summarize everything?" "Why go slow when the tools are getting easier every day?" Maybe they're right. But I can't shake the feeling that someone needs to ask why and keep asking even when the rest of the world is moving on. So I'm curious: does this resonate with anyone here? Or does it sound like I'm just swimming ...

... weekly futsal game. It got real traction outside my friend group. Now I'm treating it as a proper product with distribution and marketing founder mode, not just builder mode. But here's the question I can't shake: if I can do this as a non-developer, what actually protects your SaaS from someone doing the same to you? I've been mapping it out, and my honest answer is: two moats still hold. 1. Network effects when ...

... rejecting ourselves before anyone else can. We are acting too cool to ask. Too careful to try. Too proud to look silly. Too afraid to be seen wanting something. And I get it. More than most. But shake that inner voice, forget it - it's just limiting you... Thanks for reading, Dan Comment from Mystiq Strategy(@mystiq_strategy): This cuts deep. I've been in this loop myself, and it does limit you in so many ways, and at first ...

... most founders avoid it. Outcome-based pricing is harder to operationalize, harder to measure, and introduces more complexity around attribution and expectations. So I understand why subscriptions are still the default. Still, I can t shake the feeling that we may be borrowing SaaS pricing logic for products that behave much more like digital labor. Curious what others think: Are we pricing AI agents the wrong ...

... Ahmed Rony(@faisal_ahmed_rony): @busmark_w_nika  Haha, fair point, Nika! :D Content and insights are indeed a different ballgame compared to software. @mario_gomez I really appreciate your perspective. Being self-funded definitely changes the 'free vs paid' equation as ROI becomes a priority from day one. I'm curious though without a free tier, how do you usually build that initial 'trust bridge' with new users? Do you find that detailed case studies or high-quality ... ... paid tier. Out of curiosity do you usually prefer a free tier, or a short trial that unlocks the full product? Comment from Takahito Yoneda(@y_taka): Your general versus

... your own thing. There is this structural trap I keep seeing talked about. You can't really vent to your co-founder because they are carrying the same weight. You can't be honest with employees because it would shake their confidence. You can't be open with investors because they are evaluating you constantly. You can't dump it all on friends and family because they care but don't fully get it. One study found 90% of founders ...

... without permission and pushed without alignment, creators push back, audiences resist, and no one wins. And audiences are pushing back too. They're not asking for more AI content. It's a stigma and growing distrust you can't shake. In the Letterboxd era, they're asking for stories that make them feel something made by people they can see. At some point, reality has to catch up with market delusion. AI is just added tech. And tech, like @Storiara ...

... global code is AI-generated. I use Claude Code, Bolt, Lovable, and Replit every day. I'm not anti-vibe coding. It's genuinely changed how I build. But there's a question I can't shake.. If the open-source tools behind your AI disappeared tomorrow, what happens to your product? We're all building on a foundation that's being quietly hollowed out and most of us don't even realize it. What open-source project ... ... training)? I think the mistake here is conflating the purpose of open source. It's not to have folks visit docs for traffic, revenue or community - it's to provide a 'free as in speech, not as in beer' alternative

... Product Hunt community Let's talk about a difficult and sensitive scenario. When doubt or infidelity shakes a relationship, people often look for certainty. In that painful search for answers, some consider using tools like phone or location trackers. It's a complex issue with significant emotional and ethical weight. Let's break down the reality. The Immediate Impulse: Seeking Concrete Proof The desire to know the truth after betrayal is understandable. When words feel empty, data can seem like ... ... often is: "If I can just see the proof, I can end the uncertainty." In this state, a tracker promises a definitive answer to the question "Where were you?" or "Who are you talking to?" The Heavy Cost: Trust vs

... gradual, grinding friction of decompression. The drive home was always the same: an hour of traffic lights and engine noise. But the commute was less about mileage and more about mental distance. He used the hour to physically shake off the meeting tension, to mentally file away the day's grudges, and to force his face into an expression suitable for family life. The friction was loud a low, grinding sound of forced transition. By the time he pulled into ...

... instantly. Everyone can see how confidence rises or collapses. In politics? We get delayed approval ratings. Small samples. Outdated polls. By the time you see them, the moment has already passed. That gap sparked a question we couldn t shake: What if public opinion on leaders could be measured live, 24/7? We assumed something like this had to exist. It didn t. So at some point, it stopped being a thought experiment and became something we had to build. That ...

... share in the informational newsletter to keep it interesting for subscribers? I'm also curious re the list of supporters - were you planning on cold reachouts? What worked in the past and what didn't? I can't shake the annoying feeling that we're leaving something in the table, despite all the prep and coordination. You're a legend here and it's reassuring to hear that you also feel like that sometimes! Comment from Dushyant Khinchi(@dushyant_khinchi ...