... that got longer than planned lol). Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @sk_uxpin  I think that everybody should create and use what is currently needed for their purposes :D Comment from Aleksandar Blazhev(@byalexai): Hey Nika! Great topic. I ll jump in here, but I don t want to talk about the obvious stuff everyone already knows and uses. Sure, text and image generation are cool and all... but mostly they just make things faster. Honestly, does your ... ... questions, narrow down the symptoms, and get the problem down to two or three likely causes. So when you finally go in for testing, you already have useful information for the doctor to think through. And beyond the actual medical

... there any topics you wouldn't ask AI for advice on? We've literally put our entire lives in the hands of artificial intelligence. From work responsibilities to relationship issues, to advice on philosophy and our bodies. Europe has always seemed like a place that would regulate, but it seems the US isn't far behind. Today I read a report that a New York bill would ban AI from answering questions related to medicine

... tools that will help people. Offline agents, not hooked up to anything that will help elderly with reminders for medication and excersize, help children with learning disabilities to get up to speed, set up daily plannings, do groceries not everything has to be online and hooked up to heavy AI. Big data and the internet of things have been topics

... accuracy? With AI-generated content, misinformation is a real concern. Maybe mention your fact-checking process? Not clear if it's AI-generated or human-curated - that affects trust. Comment from Viktoriia (@virtualviki): @custominstall  Topics I'd actually care about: Latest medical

... built it. The verification layer should confirm trust without requiring full transparency on identity. That's the balance. The Reddit problem is also a spectrum. Not every subreddit needs the same level of verification. High-stakes communities (finance, medical, legal) might benefit from stronger verification. Casual discussion communities would die overnight if anonymity disappeared. A tiered approach where communities opt into different verification levels makes more sense than a platform-wide mandate. To your questions: fewer bots AND anonymity shouldn ... ... robert_vassov  The point about new income streams morphing into new control nodes is also a real concern, especially when identity and biometrics get involved. Thanks for bringing a bit of storytelling and humor into an otherwise heavy topic

... 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 ... ... vacuum. Honestly? Not that different from whiteboarding with a senior engineer. Comment from Jeff Lacey(@jeffla): Hey Ryan solo founder here building AnimalID ( animalid.app ), an AI-powered pet health records app. Upload a vet document, AI extracts medications

... attend a full-time language school. I lived with a family that spoke only Spanish. Immersing really works for me. Unfortunately, I haven't used it since then and forgot most of it. Comment from Tetiana(@tetianai): Great topic! Work goals: Make MultiDrive a top-3 solution in this field Build partnerships with other vendors Personal goals: Earn an Amazon certification Continue learning French and Polish Spend more time with my family and support them Comment from Tetiana(@tetianai): @busmark ... ... Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @mitja_martini  That sounds adventurous! Have a safe trip! :) When it comes to languages  I am trying to learn DE, FR and ES. :) I know that some people studying law and medicine

... Product Hunt folks, I m Mark, CPO at PawChamp . Together with my team, we re building PawChamp a Dog Training and Care Companion app. Most of our team are pet parents, so this topic is very close to us. When we started PawChamp, we wanted expert help to be available anytime, anywhere. At first, we added 24/7 chats with dog trainers fast replies, real people. But humans have limits. They can t always send long, detailed instructions right away. That ... ... supports them. If your dog chews furniture or barks at the door, you don t want to wait even a few minutes. Pawchie answers instantly, explains what s happening, and gives clear steps. And when the case is medical

... Everywhere else I look podcasts, social media, even casual discussions  longevity is a hot topic. Bryan Johnson, for example, shows up in my feed constantly. For me, health-tech feels like the most valuable thing we could be building. Not just extending life expectancy, but actually improving quality of life. And yet, when I scroll here, it s mostly B2B tools or the next AI agent . Nothing wrong with that, but imagine the long-term impact health-related products ... ... funding. So I m wondering, why do you think it s like this? Do you know about any interesting longevity tech products that haven't been launched here? (In my opinion, it is because it is not so sexy + medicine

... care? If something s that easy to spin up, it s probably not defensible. Novelty isn t value. Example: yet another AI summariser? Dead on arrival. But a tool that plugs into a hospital s EHR system and translates medical notes into structured data that s messy, valuable, and hard to replicate. The real plays now aren t cheap clones, they re bets on infrastructure, integration, or identity. Products that are hard to copy because they re tied to real ... ... constant grift. I think tools that help people create smaller, offline communities will see more and more interest as people tire of a centralised internet trying to sell or convince them of things. Comment from Aleksandar Blazhev(@byalexai): Interesting topic

... 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, idea, product, or movement over time, grounded in real-world sources. Comment from Sean Howell(@howell4change): A waitlist feature with https://www.producthunt.com/prod... I had used lovable to make a landing page before but solar let me throw in some ... ... itself, but it is the main acquisition channel for Copus people discover articles through the extension and join the platform. So yes, indirectly. Comment from Jo o Pinho(@joao_pinho2): My first vibe-coded project: OurMedBuddy What I built: A medication

... nika): @siddharthpereiras  CVs are questionable. But home assignment always shows the competencies :D Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @hyuntak_lee  You're absolutely right. I wouldn't entrust my life to someone who hasn't studied medicine. However, I would also try to find the best possible doctor, which can be quite difficult. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @stainlu  It seems that AI got out of control. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): This doesn ... ... apps stores had that idea (all people without PhD I guess), and they publish contradictory and much to low numbers. Also, with a PhD you have learned to read and write complex research papers and quickly understand difficult topics

... examples. Put the same language you'd use in a sales call on the website. Comment from steve beyatte(@steveb): @stewartjarod   I used to work at FareHarbor and we had a theme for our customers called Lilikoi, off topic Landing page makes sense and looks good, business model is the only one that works in this space Nothing critical to say, good work Comment from steve beyatte(@steveb): @franguzmanx   Looks great Video takes too long ... ... much as possible. I'm a newbie, I don't mind if you haze me . https://aissetapp.com/ Comment from steve beyatte(@steveb): @ben_sternberg   Heading makes me unclear if this an AI coding tool or a medical

... shaping the message, defining the strategy, and making sure it truly resonates with donors - add this, delate that etc. So, in reality, AI just speeds up the process. For example, when we were preparing a fundraising campaign for a medical initiative, AI helped segment donors and suggest messaging, but it was my experience that made the difference in crafting an emotional story that actually moved people to donate. AI accelerates the process, but the creativity (??? this final touch ) and human ... ... that would engineer the projects very well. Seeing this everyday, someone doing very good posts on LinkedIn and failing to do the most basic thing in real life, talking about themselves or debating in real time on a particular topic

... also DMed you on X for tips Comment from Benjamin Bekken(@benjaminbekken): What abot this one? : Generate on-brand marketing with ease Comment from liming zhang(@liming_zhang): Sorry for bringing up something unrelated to this topic! I d like to ask about some issues I encountered while using Product Hunt (not sure if it s a bug or if I m using it wrong). I m wondering where I can report these problems. I d really appreciate your feedback ... ... tagline should be really straight-forward, but it's actually hard to cover the proposition with just a few words. "Snap a photo to unlock inspiring stories and hidden context" Comment from Hanna Melini(@hanna_melini): Doctorina - make medical

... believe every book I read gave me a small mindset change). However, The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks changed the way I think about race, gender, ethics, and the scientific and medical system. Feel free to share as many books as you'd like and on any topic