... Yasser(@amraniyasser): I used to track my macros for a while, but now I m back to just basic Apple Health too . Thanks for sharing the category link! Comment from Aleksandar Blazhev(@byalexai): Oh, that s a really interesting topic! Honestly, a smartwatch that clearly tracks your metrics is great. But something I personally use is a shoulder massager ( massage gun ). It s actually very useful, especially if you overdo sitting at a laptop/computer. As for chairs, the most comfortable ... ... servers we hope won t crash mid-sprint! Sticking to Apple Health is a total vibe no need to over-engineer the stack when a quick walk is the best way to debug a block. Let's keep the hardware

... experiences are in the bootstrapped businesses. :) Comment from Bengeekly(@bengeekly): @busmark_w_nika Yes, but It s rather an accelerator than a fund. What the typical profile/project you would like to invest on ? Comment from Aleksandar Blazhev(@byalexai): Cool topic, Nika! I don t see it as black-and-white either, despite how social media loves to frame it. Both models have their upsides. It really comes down to what kind of game you want to play. If you want ... ... changing the world or building something groundbreaking . In that case, playing the VC game might actually be a bad fit, since the rules won t align with what you want. Looking ahead, I think funding will shift more toward hardware

... launches a dedicated space makes so much sense the biggest challenge for new products isn't the product itself, it's getting seen on a day crowded with established players. I'm launching NexClip AI on April 14 (first topic-based video editor for macOS), so I'll miss this Thursday's Alpha Day, but I'll be checking in to try and comment on Alpha products. Great initiative. Comment from Eugene G(@g_g_3): @aubrey_griffin ... ... looses all the authenticity. While I criticize this part, this is definitely a Love messages toward what Producthunt core is. Comment from Fabian Maume(@fabian_maume): Finally, something good for indie hackers. Comment from Apoorv Shankar(@apoorv_shankar): Can hardware

... where it stops, that's a sign you need stronger guardrails. Has anyone built explicit "stop and ask" checkpoints into their agent workflows? Curious what triggers you've found useful. Comment from Cait M(@pacalacait): This topic is close to my heart. I'm actually building a web-app (a visual management system) using agentic coding tools (what that one guy called vibe coding). It's a bloody great app and I know I've built something incredible... that doesn ... ... goes sideways. Comment from Danish Ali(@danishlynx): Trust is an architecture question, not a settings question. If your AI sends queries to a cloud server, you are trusting that company's privacy policy. If it runs on your own hardware

... took me 15 minutes). It's almost like how, once someone starts using an iPhone, they don't want to switch back to Android. My main headache with auth/permissions was trusting Lovable to do it well. Those topics have to do with security, and that itself is a very important part of an app. Lovable has a security system that finds all vulnerabilities, but even Lovable themselves say it's not perfect, and multiple runs are recommended. I haven ... ... doors to monetization later. Comment from Ryan Hendrickson(@ryan_hendrickson): @shreya_srivastava17  I love that it is browser based and completely client-side; really makes it easy for anybody to get started with video editing, no matter the hardware

... complex semantic relationships and refine extraction. 3/ Semantic & Adaptive chunking Forget about arbitrarily cutting text every 500 characters. Our algorithm respects natural paragraph boundaries and evaluates semantic coherence . If a fragment loses the thread, the system detects the topic shift via embedding similarity to decide exactly where to cut. 4/ The "Secret sauce": Context preservation This is where NeuroBlock transforms the data. We don't just store vectors; we build a Contextual Knowledge Graph in Neo4j . We create `NEXT ... ... offer us a lot of tools and ways to create, but the real challenge is how do we do it. Our focus is on radical cost optimization, we don t necessarily need more infrastructure; we need to use the hardware

... hsieh2  To be honest, half of the travelling is related to work purposes :D So it is not completely "chill" :D Where do you travel to, Tony? :) And I am amazed that more and more people are into hardware! :) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @tony_hsieh2  When it comes to video content, there were two most difficult parts: Memorise the script and talking by heart (I cannot use a teleprompter, because I couldn't see properly ... ... Tetiana(@tetianai): @busmark_w_nika  thank you for that question! @kavyashree_s1 Please ping me when you publish that essay! I ve added you on LinkedIn, so feel free to share it there. It s such an interesting topic

... spot, so people feel like they have to go all-out just to survive. But honestly, I think we're pushing ourselves way harder than we're built for. Like, our brains and bodies are still running on caveman hardware, but we're trying to keep up with smartphones and AI and 24/7 connectivity. Something's gotta give, right? I've seen too many people burn out completely trying to be number one, but for what ... ... lina_huchok): @busmark_w_nika Thank you for sharing your experience and approach. I totally get it, for you, free time just naturally turns into fuel for the next project. Comment from Lina Huchok(@lina_huchok): Such an interesting topic

... like the spread of PCs and smartphones. The second big  boom  was:  internet connectivity  evolving from dial-up to 5G, bringing massive  connectivity  and  shifts in content consumption . Whether you were making hardware (like IBM, Apple), building platforms (Google, Facebook, TikTok), or even companies using these  foundational shifts  to transform traditional industries (like various SaaS companies, new energy vehicles, etc.) they all grew super fast during these  boom times . These ... ... model  right from the get-go. So, what's different about the AI era? Is it the third wave? Where's its growth certainty? And how does it compare to devices and networks? I'll dive into that topic

... gives us a way to meet (even if it s virtual) and connect. And sometimes, I take advantage of that. Comment from Aleksandar Blazhev(@byalexai): I sometimes hunt. And that s why I ll share my thoughts on the topic. The reasons vary, but: 1/ I hunt for people I know and feel somewhat close to. I try to help them because I believe I can contribute to their launch. Sometimes it's through advice, sometimes by helping with ... ... hunt could also work. Comment from Zac Zuo(@zaczuo): For me, the key is domain expertise. I proactively hunt products in fields I know well specifically the model and application layers of AI, as well as some hardware

... early feedback, while platforms like Kickstarter/Indiegogo feel more like full-blown campaigns, with much higher stakes and prep. Totally agree that PH experience helps sharpen your messaging and build early trust. Comment from Aleksandar Blazhev(@byalexai): Oh, awesome topic! This is one of my absolute favorites. Since I have experience with Kickstarter, here s what I can say: There are a lot of similarities with Product Hunt. You have an active community, you have rewards and 95% of your success ... ... message and can help you Comment from Charlene Chen(@charlenechen_123): @busmark_w_nika  My launch goes live on July 24 and will be available half an hour later. My previous company has successfully listed a hardware

... local LLMs, but the 'vibe' was definitely more 'industrial' than 'web-app.' The Hardest Part: Getting everything to run on bare metal AMD GPUs with ROCm . It wasn't just about the code; it was about making the hardware and AI play nice together without relying on the big cloud providers. The Money: Not yet, but I'm launching on Product Hunt tomorrow to find out! I think vibecoding is a superpower for developers who want to focus ... ... cross-platform, multimodal agent that sees , hears , thinks , speaks , and acts on your machine. Free & open source. A deterministic, AI-powered timeline intelligence engine that assembles precise, interactive 2D and 3D timelines to explore the journey of any topic

... often cover software topics on ProductHunt, but sometimes we overlook the fact that tech can be felt most in the physical world (hardware

... know what to change first. Comment from Candice L.(@candice_l_): Terrifying but here goes nothing: https://connectfore.app Comment from Yanko Atanasov Aleksandrov(@yalexx): Would love some feedback! https://openclawhardware.dev We just launched ClawBox a dedicated NVIDIA Jetson hardware box that runs OpenClaw 24/7 on 15 watts. Sold 12 units in the first week (EUR 5K revenue), so the product resonates, but I'm always looking to improve the landing page. Specifically curious about: Does the value prop come through ... ... liddle): @steveb  Thanks appreciate it! Yeah we have a database of parental leave policies to help people negotiate but we also have our membership which a community as well as access to masterclasses where we deep dive on topics

... featured but still gets solid support from its community and users, can it still be ranked and earn a badge? 4. Product Hunt seems to focus on software will you consider hardware, especially with the rise of AI-powered hardware

... gave it some more love. What made you think of it? My dock has changed a lot since we launched. I should probably update it. https://www.dockhunt.com/users/t... Comment from steve beyatte(@steveb): @leah_madden   @jakecrump  Off topic but I'm a huge snippetter and couldn't handle just being able to use them in email and not anywhere else. I use @Text Blaze which lets me use them in any program/email client/etc. Comment from Tom Johnson(@tomjohndesign ... ... screen affordance. It's such a nice minimal app, and at this point, it's part of my habit, so I don't need visual cues. - @Loom - @Tandem - virtual office - @Opal C1 composer - hd camera through a combo of hardware