... plays a significant role in how products appear in Google search results. What surprised us was that AI assistants like ChatGPT were rarely citing Product Hunt in product recommendations. AI assistants such as ChatGPT and Gemini rely on reviews, alternative lists, and structured product information gathered across the web. Product Hunt is strong across all three. In theory, this should make Product Hunt a natural source for AI-driven product recommendations and comparisons. In practice, it was not happening ... ... many tools which systematically run prompts against several AI models daily, and measure visibility of a product within prompts. We're using a new tool called @Gauge . We chose because a) their citation tracking is more useful than the alternatives

... thought to record a short video of both of us, @cerwindcharlie and me talking about our relaunch: TOMORROW, Jan 31st. And a bit of what we shipped in the last 8 months... Make sure to follow the page , and show us some love on Launch day! PS - What do you think about the video ...

... folks, Hope everyone had a good relaxing Happy New Years! Here's what we're shipped recently: Support for select/radio/checkbox fields (more betterments coming soon!) Alternate

... users, I spent the last days listening and iterating. A few things became clear quickly: typing everything slows people down plans need to remember what didn t work review has to feed directly into the next week So I shipped a few improvements: Voice input across onboarding, planning, and reviews Smarter suggestions that factor in previous reviews Stronger connection between quarterly, monthly, and weekly focus A cleaner mobile experience for quick check-ins What hasn t changed: No streaks ... ... really sorry about the data loss. That's unacceptable, and we've been working on it since your message came through. We identified the issue (a migration gap affecting users who signed up around Jan 2nd) and have already shipped

... apps. They wanted real business applications dashboards, CRMs, internal tools and they wanted to keep improving them over time without starting from scratch. So we shifted focus towards business-first apps. Here s a snapshot of what we ve shipped so far and continuing to work on: Business-first apps our focus now are dashboards, CRMs, admin panels (while still supporting any app type) Authentication built-in choose partial or full auth depending on your use case Code change visibility ...

... that effort, so I built Product Hunt Wrapped 2025. It pulls your year of launches, upvotes, and rankings into a shareable story. But before you go check your stats, I m curious: What is the one thing you shipped this year that you re most proud of? It doesn t have to be a #1 Product of the Day maybe it was just a bug you finally killed or a side project that finally got its first user. Drop your ...

... unique URL. e.g. -> liveresume.com/u/yourname that always shows your latest data, plus instant PDF export for traditional applications, and that pdf also always carries your updated current data, no matter you share or copy it ! WHAT WE SHIPPED TODAY: We just unlocked the power of choice! You are no longer stuck with one look. 6 Premium Templates: Switch instantly between Classic, Modern, Creative, Elegant, and a terminal-style "Tech" theme for devs. Instant Context Switching: Change your template with ... ... code and publish their own resume templates for the community. iEmbed: Embed your live resume directly into your personal portfolio website (like a YouTube video). Manual Version Control: Save snapshot versions of your resume (e.g., "Software Engineer Version" vs

... everyone! As someone who ships a lot of small products, I kept running into the same problem: every new project started with the exact same setup work - auth, Stripe, emails, onboarding, settings, roles, database, docs, security, etc. It slowed me down, drained motivation, and honestly made me abandon good ideas too early. So I built ShipSafe

... punk rock came along... if you had something to say, you could say it." He calls vibe coding the punk rock of coding. That's exactly how this feels. Messy. Raw. Full of energy and possibility. This week, I shipped Respira Pulse a native macOS menu bar app that monitors Vercel deployments. 75 commits. 31 releases. Two days from first commit to live product with a website, homebrew + DMG release, payments, and licensing. I don't write code. I describe ...

... everyone, First off, thank you. Genuinely. The support on launch day meant more than I can express, and I've been heads-down ever since reading every piece of feedback that came through. I just shipped a patch release that squashes the bugs you reported. If you ran into issues, please update and let me know if things are working better for you now. (Version 1.0.4) But I'm not stopping there. Based on what I've heard from buyers ... ... user feedback. The local model support on your roadmap is especially exciting; a lot of us are thinking about privacy-first workflows now. I m building SoftlyWished , and I know how valuable these early patches and community insights are. Shipping

... Review spikes directly correlate to major releases Windows launch reviews from engineers and PMs adopting it at work iOS app + iOS keyboard launch big expansion into mobile workflows Model upgrades + new features consistent mid-cycle bumps tied to shipping, not hype Dominant phrases show a very clear identity Across reviews, the most common phrases are: natural effortless flow no edits finally fast enough writes like I do Users describe WisprFlow in emotional terms more like a tool they think with ... ... Whisper transcription One-time purchase, minimal UI Best for people with lots of recorded audio Founder Story @MacWhisper is classic indie DNA: one developer, a clear need (local Whisper on Mac with a usable UI), and a bias for shipping

... everyone, I'm excited to share that we've shipped new features on the Blimp platform. Blimp V2 has now moved from a simple workflow automation platform to a full AI-native productivity suite. We have a context-aware calendar, an AI email client, a project and task management suite, and real-time Slack-like team communications, and much more. Check out the new updates at https://getblimpy.cloud FYI, if you have already created an account with Blimp ... ... brooks  Thanks for the feedback, Phyllis. Comment from Phyllis Brooks(@phyllis_brooks): Really appreciate that exiting users can log in wihout starting over. That s a great user-first touch. Comment from Kate Sleeman(@kate_sleeman): Congrats on shipping

... fundamentals: Google Calendar sync is done Real two-way updates, no hacks, no scraping, no unofficial endpoints. Proper conflict handling + clean ACE envelopes. Microsoft is next Graph is a minefield of inconsistent behaviours depending on account type, delegated vs. app-only permission, and how aggressively Outlook caches. But we re getting there. Apple is the hardest Apple doesn t support per-event subscriptions, only whole-calendar webcal:// feeds. I ve just finished the architecture to auto-generate per-attendee ... ... next The remaining blockers before launch: Finish Microsoft syncing (the last major client). Polish the dev console (webhooks, envelope previews, logs). Write the docs in a way that reflects how Synara actually works, not how ICS pretends it works. Ship

... think, It s just a button! No. It s not just a button. It s the button. Thousands of people use this daily, so it s a change that has to be given a bit more thought than just ship it . You can use Pretty Prompt in multiple ways. Through the web app , through the extension popup (like most other extensions), but the most common and powerful way is right inside, where you prompt: ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity ... ... already had, but were too difficult to find. ( Can I save my favorite prompts to reuse ?) They had to do way too many clicks Hardly anyone clicked on the dropdown. So after 66 versions and 5 months, we finally shipped

... hansade2005 @PiPilot PiPilot just shipped huge updates building full apps by vibing is now real. Over the last year my workflow has changed a LOT. I barely start anything from scratch anymore templates, AI scaffolding, remixing my old components all vibes, less friction. That s exactly what we re building with PiPilot , and today we re rolling out some massive updates that push vibe-coding to the next level: 1. PiPilot DB MCP Server now live You can now connect ... ... deploy anywhere. We just make the workflow smoother. 5. @ Commands + Better Agentic Coding You can now reference files directly in chat with @file .js, and the agent can: explore your repo apply changes refactor fix errors run tasks and ship

... Because PiPilot just shipped updates that take vibe-coding to a whole new level. by Hans Ade ( @hansade2005 ) @PiPilot Over the last year my workflow has changed a LOT. I barely start anything from scratch anymore I remix templates, let AI scaffold my structure, and vibe my way through builds. Less friction, more flow. That same spirit is exactly what we re building into PiPilot , and today I m excited to share some HUGE updates that make building full apps ... ... production All from inside PiPilot no tab-hopping. 5. @file commands + stronger agentic coding You can reference files directly in chat with @yourfile .js. The agent can: explore your repo modify code refactor fix errors run tasks and ship

... Product Hunt! I just shipped something that makes SourcePilot different from every other AI writing tool out there. It learns which AI models work best for you. Automatically. No settings to tweak. No preferences to configure. Just use it, and it gets better. The Problem I Solved Here's the thing about AI writing assistants: they're all using different AI models (GPT-4, Claude, Gemini, Mistral, etc.), and each model has its own personality. Some are great at creative ... ... Netflix uses for recommendations). Here's the flow: USER FEEDBACK LOOP Write AI Suggests Accept/Deny/Retry System Learns Model Stats DB Model A: 85% Success rates Model B: 72% Model C: 91% Use this one! Thompson Sampling Algorithm Balances exploration vs

... Stack Next.js (frontend) Tailwind CSS (styling) Supabase (database) will migrate soon!!! Clerk (authentication) Vercel (hosting) Currently: Notion, Dev.to , Hashnode APIs Exploring: Medium, LinkedIn, Ghost, and more Real Results The good: Features built in hours, focus on UX and architecture, shipped with zero JS/TS experience. The challenges: Manual review of rate limiting, learning enough to understand AI output, deciding which integrations matter most. The Honest Truth Vibecoding isn t magic, you still design the system and make key decisions ... ... have to be a full-stack dev to ship

... When we started Shipper 55 days ago, it was basically a text box that spat out React code into a sandbox. No onboarding. Since then, things moved fast. The first wave of feedback told us two things loud and clear: people wanted easier ways to get started, and they didn t want to lose their progress. I won't bore you with each little detail.... But here's part of what we've shipped

... stopped users from dropping off halfway through; An auto-reply message that instantly reassured new sign-ups and cut churn in half; A simple progress bar that made people actually finish onboarding. What was the smallest feature you ever shipped or integrated in your business that had an unexpected and influential result? For us, it was a tiny Smart Nudge to Book. When someone asked about price or timeline, the agent dropped a one-tap calendar link into the chat ...

... live." Some days it s a minor bug no one will ever see. Other days it s a feature I might need later. Either way, it s this weird loop where I m building more instead of just shipping what I already have. Part of me knows it s ready. But another part keeps convincing me to tweak just a bit more. And then another day slips by. So I figured I d ask: How do you personally decide when ... ... time to stop building and actually launch? Have you ever regretted shipping

... simplicity. I know hardware isn't at the top of Product Hunt's minds, but I'd still love to join the community! Last year, we brought our first product, InvisOutlet Pro , to life through Kickstarter (raised $160K+) and shipped to over 800 backers. That journey taught me a lot about building in public, obsessing over design, and shipping

... flashy feature or full redesign that moves the needle it s that tiny update that just clicks with users. I d love to hear from other makers/founders: What s a small tweak, feature, or decision you shipped that surprisingly improved retention, UX, or just made your users go, Finally! ? Could be as small as: Renaming a button Adding dark mode Autofocus on an input field One-line success message that increased conversion For us at Kalyxa, we added a super ...

... Bucket , we're on a mission to help you ship the right features faster with feature flags. Below is a recap of what we recently shipped

... Everyone! I m the creator of SuperTechBargains.com , a small online store focused on tech gadgets, accessories, and gaming gear all shipped directly from U.S. warehouses. I wanted to create something where gadgets and accessories could be bought without the hassle of long shipping