... lands in a folder with rules, they tidy it right away even if DockDuck isn't open, and a notification tells you what they did. Anything they did can be undone from the folder's history. Also new All Tags lists every tagged

... hash, a paragraph, another screenshot. The thing you wanted is in there, you just can't tell which one it is. 1.3.2 is about that problem. Select any item, press Control-Shift-N, type a name and a few tags separated by commas ("wifi, office"), press Return. The name becomes the item's title in the list, so you can tell at a glance what it is. Names and tags

... Building the middleware + hardware to create an open payment network for vehicles, one tag and one wallet across: drive-thrus, parking decks, car washes, game-day lots, and your work parking deck (access only). Say you got a free windshield tag

... Changes: - Improved design of the Dashboard page; - Tagged: added sidebar for easier tag

... action here: Bring links from Raindrop, Instapaper, or your own spreadsheet into Recall. Choose CSV of URLs under Add Content, Bulk import, or drop a CSV onto your library. Recall reads the URL, title, and tags columns when present, skips duplicate links and cards already in your library, and shows how many links are ready before you begin. Import up to 1,000 links at a time. For larger files, upload the same CSV again to bring ... ... clearer error for unreadable or corrupt files, and we fixed import failures caused by ordinary text containing parentheses and percent signs. Copying a notebook link's URL now works more reliably across web and mobile. More reliable batch tags

... patterns turned out sharper than I expected. Here's the honest read. AI didn't win. It lapped the field. "AI is popular" is not news. What surprised me was the margin . AI is the single most common project tag, and if you group the whole family together (AI, AI Agents, AI Tools, AI Video Generators) it accounts for 8.5% of every tag

... days later. Live on my site right now: /blog/tag/development-design is titled "Internal Tools Articles" /blog/tag/product-strategy is titled "Development + Design Articles" /blog/tag/startup-guide is titled "SaaS Applications Articles" Nothing failed. All three return 200, render their posts, and carry a title tag. The title just belongs to a different page. I only found it because I was counting something else. I pulled my sitemap this morning, 272 URLs, 18 of them category hubs, and opened the tag

... launches. How huge? We had 2,345 of them, up from 1,508 in Q2 of 2025. One big reason: vibecoding tools, which have made it easier for first-time builders to quickly launch. We have 433 launch tags builders/hunters can use when posting a product, but some of those tags

... alongside all my recipes. Upload a JPEG, PNG, WebP, or HEIC photo and Recall turns it into a searchable card. AI reads any text in the image, describes what is in the picture, and generates a title, summary, and tags. The image becomes the card cover and appears in the reader with the extracted text underneath, so you can search it and chat with it like any other save. Add one image at a time from Add Content ... ... devices now open normally. The PDF annotation layer no longer disappears after opening a file. Numbered list markers are no longer cut off in long notebooks. Pasting or opening certain tables no longer crashes the notebook editor. Quickly clicking tags

... everyone, I'm Pritam. I've been building Huddle, an AI that lives inside your group chats on Slack and Discord and stays quiet until someone tags it in. The idea came from watching my own group chats spiral into arguments about facts that could just be looked up, or plans that kept going in circles because nobody wanted to be the one to decide. Huddle jumps in only when called, settles the question or the debate, then goes quiet ...

... when you can't remember the exact wording. Results are real cards.  Because results appear in your library, you can stay in grid, list or table view, select multiple results (including shift-select), and run bulk actions like tagging or deleting on exactly what you searched for. Combine search with filters.  Narrow results further by tag

... everyone, Thank you to everyone who tried Flyout, left a comment, or sent feedback since we launched here on July 14. Today's release is a direct result of that: 1.0.12 ships the tagging system several of you asked about in the comments, plus two other things people kept running into. What's in 1.0.12: Tags

... This is an exciting, utility-focused release. We completely rebuilt social saves, added a new table view for your library, expanded AI language support to 62 languages, and improved the AI behind tags, connections, summaries, and quizzes. Don't miss the release notes , which have more detail and information on what's coming next. There is also an incredible customer story and an open AMA with a Recall power user on building a second brain , running through ... ... present social content across Instagram, TikTok, X, LinkedIn, Reddit, and Facebook. Table view for your library On the Items page, you can now switch to a table view to scan, sort, and manage your knowledge base more efficiently, including tags

... width` and `Set minimum widths`; Root Locations Address A root `Locations` address lists drives and virtual locations for faster switching. - Address bar : go up from a drive root or open `Locations` from the address bar / address editor; - Favorites and tags : Locations can be added to favorites and tagged

... workflow that is visual, intelligent, and fast. Here is what we did differently with BookmarkAI: - Visual-First Layout: We use official oEmbed integrations to preserve rich image previews and context cleanly no classic scraping involved. - Zero-Effort Auto Tagging: You just hit save via our lightweight Chrome Extension, and the system automatically categorizes and tags

... place. They save as Markdown `- [ ]` / `- [x]` (Obsidian-friendly). Stay organized Star favorites Star important notes from the editor or sidebar. Use the star filter to show only favorites. Pin still keeps notes at the top star is separate. Tags (if you missed it) `#tags

... view, so exploring your knowledge base feels seamless instead of tucked away in a popup. This release is a step towards that, while we keep iterating on a smoother experience. Filter your library  from the items page by tags, date range, source (websites, notes, and PDFs), and shared status. Includes multi-select, untagged cards, counts per option, and filters that persist after refresh. Improvements & Bug Fixes Multi-Select Cards from the Tag

... just fixed something most creator tools get wrong tag scoring Most YouTube tools still reward creators for adding 15 20 tags

... Most knowledge tools put the connection work on you. Tag this. Link that. File it in the right folder. Second Brain v2 builds the graph automatically. When you store a memory, the system extracts the people, projects, decisions, and concepts mentioned. It then scans the existing graph for related entries and creates links where it finds meaningful overlap. You do not have to decide what is related to what. By the time you need to recall something, the graph ... ... most useful links would probably be the ones that show when a decision changed over time. Not just this note is related to that project , but this newer note reverses or narrows an older assumption . That s where manual tagging

... using a one-time code sent to you, instead of relying only on a password. This makes signing in faster and means you don't have to remember or reset a password to get back into your account. Improvements Tag input focuses automatically: The tag

... partnering with Vercel to bring Vercel Day back to the leaderboard If you're building on Vercel, now is the time to get ready to launch. Schedule your product for June 16th, add the tag vercel-day to your launch, and you're in. The top startups will get a chance to pitch Vercel Ventures directly, plus startup perks worth over $30k in Vercel credits. To be considered: launch on June 16th, tag

... Dale Mooney(@dalemooney): Good thread. Mine as a solo dev building on the side: Claude Code: writes my test suites and handles the repetitive stuff so I don't Cloudflare Workers + D1: where everything I make ends up living VS Code: still can't quit it Stripe: payments without the headache InvoiceBadger: the invoicing. Full disclosure, it's my own thing. I built it because I kept putting off invoicing, and now I just tell my AI what ... ... line of code. Saved me from more than one overbuilt MVP. Curious how many people have tool I built for myself in their top 5 vs

... Product Hunt! I built FreeViralKit a 100% free AI-powered YouTube SEO tool for creators who are tired of guessing what titles, tags, and hashtags to use. The problem: Most YouTube SEO tools are expensive or have limited free plans. Small creators get left behind. What FreeViralKit does: Generates 10 viral, SEO-optimized titles instantly Creates 20 25 SEO tags

... shape what's next for Recall - check out our "What's Coming" feature to share your input. New features Bulk PDF uploads (Plus and Max). Upload multiple PDFs at once. On Max, AI actions run automatically. On Plus, bulk tag manually and start chatting. Share PDFs from your phone. Use the share sheet to send PDFs directly to Recall. iOS swipe-back gesture and general card navigation polish. Right-click to open cards in the tag

... teamed up with @Y Combinator or to give builders one more chance. Launch on Product Hunt this Friday, tag your post "YC application" @gustaf will personally review the top launches. One or more will walk away with a YC interview, even though the official deadline has passed. If you've been sitting on a launch, this is your reason to stop waiting. Schedule your launch here and make it count. Comment from Daniel Carlman(@supportson_sidekick): An AI built ... ... Rajiv, launched Monday and this comes along. I do have major features to go but PH does ask us the reason for relaunching so soon. Is there a way to either launch again or go back and tag