... thinking about old times where subscriptions were uncommon thing and mainly there was one time paywall. Users just don't mind paying few dollars for every app monthly, which in sum up can be equal to hundreds of dollars, or there isn't any solution for this at all? App developers are chasing money, they don't want to publish their work for just lame one time pay from one user. They want to get from user as much ...

... could sum up building in public in two words, it would be: course correction. We launched AI Context Flow on Appsumo a few weeks ago, and turns out, managing AI context across tools is more nuanced than we thought. Thousands of people tried our product and one piece of feedback kept recurring: users needed more control over memory curation. The demand was clear, but our product had missing features. So we did what any startup team does: we course corrected ...

... Hello Product Hunt! I m Alex. If I had to sum up my career obsession, it would be the sheer mass of convoluted and humanly incomprehensible data. I get deeply obsessed with the moments when a massive amount of effort, complex knowledge, or scattered inputs (data, notes, video clips) hits a wall . That friction point? That s where I build. Over the last 7, I ve spent my time bridging the gap between data science and real life. I love ...

... Comment from Tinnix He(@tinnix_he): google meet's recording function is actually quite good (for pro accounts). it has auto transcription as well, that adds to the video directly as subtitles, and you can just ask gemini to sum up everything or ask it questions Comment from Gabiro Arnaud(@gabiro_arnaud): @markbradford  Thanks for the thorough feedback, Mark! It wouldn't be too bad to build something that emulates what already works, but also adds something ...

... such, it is pursuing the easily-jettisoned strategy of exploring adding an " AI Window " to Firefox, like a back alley where internet users can go "do their nasty", but not have it pollute their regular web usage. They sum up the strategy thusly, to hackles from their community : The web is changing, and sitting it out doesn t help anyone. While I probably shouldn't be so cynical, Mozilla continues to underwhelm with its half-hearted, compromised attempts to keep ...

... every hunt feels somewhat gamified, with launches carefully planned to reach the top ranks. Unfortunately, in doing so, the community has lost some of its original charm, where great products could naturally gain the attention they deserved. To sum up, verifying domain ownership doesn t really add value in determining whether a product is good or not, finding great products is what Product Hunt should truly be about. Comment from Ercin Filizli(@ercinfilizli): Pro: Absolutely. PH gets cloaked with tons ... ... them interesting so I share it with the community. Product "Hunt" means hunting products you discovered and you find interesting. Only verified makers get access to Product Pages that's were authentication is already in place. If you have alternate

... Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): How precise are all of those health trackers e.g. calorie burners and those apps that reckon approx weight lost? Because even when I do any activity, it doesn't count conditions (hot room vs cold environment which also affects burning calories). Even the ratio of weight lost was it fat, was it water? Comment from Matt Carroll(@catt_marroll): Don't have a ton to add, but appreciate your thoughtful answers and hope your ... ... haven't seen anyone actually suggest that). The flip side of this is that most of us are over-stressed and under-slept, so taking more rest time if we can is generally always a good idea. To sum