... running a small business, you could build: a customer-facing website an internal management dashboard manager accounts employee accounts basic data views / analytics workflows for managing team operations Curious how others think about this: Do you prefer stitching together multiple specialized tools, or would you rather use one AI builder that handles the full process? And where do you think one AI tool for the whole app still falls short today? Comment from Shyun Bill(@shyunbill): @qiwap ... ... make more sense. It s less about replacing a senior dev s workflow, and more about giving non-devs a path from prompt working website/app without needing to understand the whole engineering setup first. Comment from Sarah Porter(@channelscout): Stitched

... Gemini, Claude. For hundreds of brands. And we asked one question when AI recommends a product, where does that recommendation actually come from? Here's what we found that nobody was talking about: LLMs don't "rank" pages. They stitch together snippets from sources that often aren't even on page 1 of Google. The #1 lever for AI visibility isn't your website. It's third-party mentions (listicles, Reddit threads, niche blogs, comparison pages). Most "AI SEO tools ... ... founders are discovering the hard way it's genuinely surprising how different the two answers can be, especially for early-stage or niche brands that haven't built up third-party coverage yet. Your point about LLMs stitching

... There is a very quick way to create UI for a mobile application or a website. I used this approach to create the UI for one of my side projects. To create the design, I used Google Stitch ( https://stitch.withgoogle.com

... normally. I m personally perfectly fine and happy to use them in production, but what is your opinion? Am I missing something? Should I be worried about using them in production? To build UI I use Lovable and Google Stitch. I go feature by feature, and for each feature I create a separate Git branch. This way I m more careful that one update does not break my entire website. P.S. The attached screenshot is a work in progress design ... ... that I created using Google Stitch

... designer, PM, or growth person, you probably know the drill: You spot a competitor flow you want to study, then you start screenshotting, naming files, pasting everything into Miro/Notion/Figma, trying to recreate the real navigation, and adding notes that end up scattered everywhere. It works, but it s slow, messy, and hard to share. That s the pain point that pushed me to start building BenchCanvas . What I m building: BenchCanvas turns any URL into a visual UX map : Paste ... ... signup, onboarding, pricing, settings, etc.) Organizes them on an infinite canvas as a real flow diagram (based on navigation) Lets you annotate, comment, and share Adds AI insights on patterns, heuristics, and improvement ideas The idea is to stop stitching

... Product Hunt I m Sharjeel I run Ghostern , a small site that curates high-quality wallpapers and printable coloring pages for anime fans, character-lovers (like Stitch), and dark-fantasy art enthusiasts. Why Ghostern? - Curated: I hand-pick images and grouping by style (anime, kawaii, dark fantasy) so people can find the look they want without hunting dozens of sites. - Practical: Each resource page includes recommended resolutions (phone / tablet / desktop) and tips for best display and usage. - Printable ... ... friendly: A dedicated section for printable coloring pages easy to download and print for kids or creative adults. What you can find: - Anime girl & anime boy wallpapers (4K / phone-friendly) - Cute Stitch

... Anyone else get totally fed up with video hosting? You're either stuck paying a fortune to Vimeo for limited features, or you lose a month of your life trying to stitch together a dozen AWS services. I knew there had to be a better way. So I've been heads-down building Snapencode . It's a self-hosted video platform you buy a license for, and you control everything. No more crazy monthly bills just to manage your ...

... refills were used, which reconnected the team with the simple joy of pen-on-paper writing. This led to the idea for a small refill holder inside the case. The first design was very simple just a pass-through stitched sleeve (the left side in pics above). But holding the sample, the quality didn't feel right, and the exposed pen tip wasn't elegant. The design was then refined with our manufacturing partner to create a version with ... ... fully sealed stitch

... Metaflow is trying to solve In our launch post ( Introducing Metaflow ) I framed the problem like this: Knowledge work is increasingly a conversation between humans and machines. The friction isn t in raw model performance anymore it s in stitching small pockets of intelligence into reliable, repeatable workflows. Metaflow lets you do that stitching