... just launched NBot, a personal AI curator for people who need to follow specific topics over time. Most existing tools focus on one-off search or discovery. NBot is built around continuous tracking: you describe what you care about once, and it keeps monitoring the web across news, blogs, social media, videos, and forums. A few design ideas behind NBot: Long-lived topic

... News in the tech world gets old quickly. It's no longer relevant in 10 minutes. What helps you quickly navigate the world of AI? I caught the latest news about AI from: trend topics in the Bluesky or X feed . (Eg. Amazon Layoffs ) or from Product Hunt forums ( @fmerian posted today about OpenAI just acqui-hire Cline ) or larger media , such as TechCrunch The Information Wired Yesterday discovered this AI subreddit   Codex HackerNews What other sources would ... ... create a news aggregator at https://dailytrending.info but I need to do more work on the pipeline to increase the quality of articles chosen. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @nastassia_k  This is so cool, definititely

... know this topic has been here a million times (and people will still ask me a few more times after that). I personally see advantages in both cases, but maybe one more advantage when it comes to launching during the week. Very briefly: Launching during the week  strongest days (Tue, Wed, Thurs) More people see your product (but higher competition) Higher traffic to your page if you are featured Launching during the weekend Sat, Sun Higher chance of getting ... ... checking it out on a Sunday or Monday. You can definitely

... comment, they should immediately understand what you re into and why your opinion matters . Random activity across unrelated topics can dilute that. Also, quality > quantity in comments. A few thoughtful replies people upvote or reply to does more for credibility than posting everywhere. Otherwise, totally agree Product Hunt profiles quietly act like a reputation layer now. Polishing them is definitely

... Building @Snipscribe to organize pen and paper notes using pre-defined notations in your notes. I feel paper notes to be the most intuitive, so I built this product to bring all my paper notes categorized by topic

... this platform one of the most active honestly. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @cam_mcmaster1  Do you have a newsletter? Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @cam_mcmaster1  Thank you. IMO, this will be a huge topic for the upcoming decades. We are dopamine addicted (of course, cheap dopamine addicted). Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @rohanrecommends  Hey Rohan, thank you so much! The profile picture was created by me in Figma, and as you outlined ... ... LinkedIn-inspired? Also, the product plan you shared in that GIF looks solid. It seems like a big day ahead for you, I ll be there to support. When are you launching? On Product Hunt, followers can definitely

... lack an AI service for finding familiar and verified places (pharmacies, doctors, banks) in a new country, causing daily stress and time loss. 8. Regional media outlets lack news: there is no service for automatically finding local events and topics not yet covered by competitors. 9. Startup founders have nowhere to order quality, in-depth research on specific projects or niches existing services provide superficial and unreliable reports. 10. Clients struggle to verify the competence and pricing honesty of freelancers ... ... tyler_araujo): > regional media outlets lack news No they don t, National-level politics has simply become entertainment Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): 8 imagine, that your town is so "boring", that you do not have any topic

... announce TypMp today! Looking forward to connecting with more founders! Comment from Ryan Valenzuela(@rvalenzjetti): Hey @aditgupta ! Glad to see design leaning founders on here! What a great idea especially around IA on the UX/Design. It's definitely a hot topic

... overall page layout and visual clarity make sense to readers with an engineering background. The site is mainly text-based (definitions, explanations, application notes), so I m especially unsure about things like: Is the content easy to scan and read? Does the structure feel too dense or overwhelming? Are headings, spacing, and sections clear enough for technical topics

... explaining. I m not very active on X yet, just starting there. It does sound like quite aggressive content-driven marketing. Appreciate the context Comment from Aleksandar Blazhev(@byalexai): For me, the top 2 this year were definitely @bolt.new and @n8n . Bolt literally took over our feeds back in the spring because of that massive hackathon they hosted. It felt like everyone was building with them. And n8n... their strategy is just everywhere right now. They seem to be paying ... ... practically impossible to miss them if you follow the space. Comment from Aleksandar Blazhev(@byalexai): @tetianai  we re not talking about ads in the traditional sense here. This is about hundreds, sometimes dozens, of posts and videos around topics

... Captures It receives conversations between your users and your AI via an OpenAI-compatible chat completions API. 2. Extracts It uses LLM analysis to extract structured traits (like expertise level, tone preference, interests) and important memories (events, milestones, recurring topics) from those interactions, and associates them with a user profile. 3. Injects For every future request tagged with the same profile ID, it injects a system message that includes a short profile summary, typed traits, and a small ... ... into my idea of what a user profile is. Instead: - Profiles live in a generic, extensible schema. - Traits are configured in JSON files you control. - Each trait can have its own extraction and injection behavior. For example, you might define

... biggest barrier you ve seen in measuring stress or burnout proactively instead of reactively? Is it culture? Trust? Tools? Time? Something else? I m exploring this deeply, so I d love to hear different perspectives. If this topic resonates, feel free to DM I m happy to exchange ideas. Comment from Igor Lysenko(@ixord): @christian_van_gils  I believe that it s impossible to obtain completely accurate statistics here, because a large portion of stress can come from outside ... ... organizational action. Is the biggest challenge in scaling those principles A) Getting people to define

... Title In those minutes when you can t call for help, how do we make being noticed and being located ...

... understood @VS Code . Somehow Windsurf improved the design and UX coupled with AI coding agents like @Claude by Anthropic that I was able to ship several high quality @Raycast extensions, years after trying unsuccessfully. Comment from fmerian(@fmerian): Great topic! I've really enjoyed using @v0 by Vercel . First launched in 2023, they're so back and they ship really fast (launched twice this year). Also genuinely surprised by @Amp . Elegant and opinionated, the AI coding tool has a unique ... ... coding (according to tutoria): @Code Youtube Comment from Aleksandar Blazhev(@byalexai): 2025 is an amazing year for AI. There are so many new products that it s actually getting hard to pick a top 10. Dictation tools are definitely

... they reordered the modules!). I liked the consistency and building vocab, but it was terrible at helping you really understand the patterns and rules of the language. You got a feel for them but no detail or proper definition. I now use Babbel, which I find quite good. One other thing that has helped is adding German to my newsfeed. This means every day when I scroll through news I have 50% coming up in my chosen language. This ... ... sometimes understand what the stories are about from context, but I can then also try to read them and then use Google or similar to translate to English and review to see how well I did. This gives you topical

... Nyun Lilith(@nyun_4): Educated in London, detoured through Chapel Hill. If success were a course credit, I m still a few electives short. Back to building! Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @theo_crewe_read  I would definitely start building sooner, but wouldn't drop the university. I like studying and having some education. You can never lose the knowledge (only when dementia comes in). I hope I will not be the case. Comment from Igor Lysenko(@ixord ... ... Learned more from failure than any classroom. Comment from Theo Crewe-Read(@theo_crewe_read): I think this is a really interesting topic

... difficult. Comment from Felix Sattler(@felix_sattler): First of all: I don t think it EVER makes sense for a single person to control an information library that s meant to be used by everyone. How topics are shown and positioned shouldn t depend on one individual s perspective. That said, the potential impact of Grokipedia will likely depend a lot on who supports and promotes it. With figures like Trump and his followers backing it, it could find ... ... Wikipedia is tough. I d judge Grokipedia on open licensing, transparent edits, strong sourcing, independent governance, diverse editors. If those exist, trust can grow beyond the founder. Comment from Felix Sattler(@felix_sattler): @busmark_w_nika  it would definitely

... real value without filler. Personalized topics are also coming soon through our app for an even sharper feed. Comment from Snipn Team(@snipnai): @aliderregia  We are at snipn.ai Comment from Snipn Team(@snipnai): @aliderregia  Appreciate that! Totally agree, it s a fascinating space with plenty to solve. Would love your feedback once you give Snipn a spin. :) Comment from Snipn Team(@snipnai): @aliderregia  Fair point, detailed coverage definitely

... Reddit as a medium. I like FB / LinkedIn for our non dev demo Comment from Igor Lysenko(@ixord): My product is in the productivity space, and we used social media where tips or advice on work were helpful. This definitely includes LinkedIn and Facebook :) Comment from Igor Lysenko(@ixord): @busmark_w_nika  I thought the same, but a lot of users are actually on Facebook. In my own circle no one uses Facebook, so it seemed outdated ... ... from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @dzaitzow  Reddit is the place where people go for advice, so people trust people there. But dunno how often people click on your profile and links. I think it is better for discussing topics

... seat, it s now per credit, per call, or per GB. Curious to hear from other builders: Are you still using seat-based pricing, or have you shifted to usage-based or hybrid models? How do you define value delivered to price around users, features, or activity volume? If you switched models, what impact did it have on activation, churn, or predictability? What s working best for you right now? Comment from Ali Derregia(@aliderregia): Usage works great ... ... jawed1): Well it depends on what type of work i'm getting done with a tool, sometimes i use tool just for traditional purposes, and sometimes i go for APi/Usage base! Comment from Laura Cruickshanks(@laura_cruickshanks): Love this topic

... support Would love your feedback: Do you use Reddit as part of your marketing stack? What features would you want to see in a tool like this? Comment from Erol Azuz(@erol_a): Definetly, Reddit is the most cited source from chatGPT answers - almost for every topic

... seriously. You have to actually consume and look at content from others. Then take this and tell the story in your way. Make it your own. It is a broad topic and I could talk about it for hours. Here are a few really useful videos about that topic

... think further outside the box Comment from Sheraz Abdul Hayee(@sheraz_abdul_hayee): @wenxi For me the user experience matters a lot if a new product can save me 10 to 15 minutes for doing tasks using it, then definitely that product is going to stick with me! Comment from Tim Monzures(@monzures): @filxa_adam  Totally agree one or two strong tools a year usually make the real difference. Word of mouth and trusted community recs go a long ... ... Comment from Yuhong Sun(@yuhongsun96): Have you tried Cursor or Windsurf? Any differences? Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): It depends, usually I try 3 products when they are somehow relevant to me or I am curious about the topic

... gathered some insights and experiences that I d like to share here. The following content isn t just for AI tool websites; it applies to any website. First. Identify the Need The first step is to clearly define what kind of website you want to create and what problem it will solve. This problem could be your own or someone else s. For example, the AI image enhancer I made was created to solve a problem my wife was facing ... ... attract more traffic than the original? 3. Analyzing Search Keywords to Find Unmet Needs Use tools like Google Trends, Semrush, or Similarweb to analyze search keywords and find unmet needs. In simple terms, look for high search volume topics

... question initiator" and think: "Why are middle-aged people more likely to be laid off? Is there data to support this? What angles can I use to explain this clearly?" You'll find that just around this topic, you can create tons of content ideas with different structures, facts, opinions, and styles. 2. From a "Single Role" to "Multi-Role Collaboration" Let's say you want to make a video about "overtime at work." Only showing the employee's perspective ... ... different perspectives like this not only makes more people want to stop and watch, but it also helps them find their own "entry point" into the content. In Conclusion: Good content doesn't have to be complicated, but it definitely