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Launching PulseKit is only the beginning of our journey. We are on a mission to connect you all to the most relevant metrics to help you achieve, what we call - ambient metric awareness.
We're keen on hearing which integrations to build next on top of our existing pipeline.

Road to 1,000,000 Votap users Day 49 | Current: 1250
I felt extremely busy last week and realized I barely did anything.
We said: Let s reach out to as many VCs and angels as possible.
Sounds productive, right? But your brain doesn t understand that.
What does many mean?
Who exactly?
Where do we find them?
What do we say?
How many per day?
I realized the plan has to be almost stupidly simple. So we sat down for a full day and turned it into a protocol:
Find investors here open their page follow wait X time send message log it in the sheet etc...
Some people might feel a bit stupid needing this level of structure.
I actually think it s the opposite. If your brain is capable of solving hard problems, your time is too valuable to waste on small decisions. Structure lets you spend your energy executing instead of constantly figuring out what to do next.
Download Votap from the App Store if you want to follow along.
More tomorrow.

We just shipped a new HtmlDrag update focused on sharing and editing reliability.

Here s what s new:

1. Better sharing controls

- You can now choose share duration more flexibly: 7 days, 30 days, 90 days, or until membership expiry.

I've been thinking about how the people who curate information are becoming more valuable than the people who create it. There is so much content now that finding the signal in the noise is the real skill.

Some of my favorite curators:

- Brain Pickings (Maria Popova) years of deep literary/philosophical curation

Building @Tonkotsu has taught us many lessons in product design, with both the underlying technology and user behavior shifting rapidly.

One of the hardest but most critical lessons we ve learned is about calibrating the zoom level how close or far the user feels from the work. You can see examples of this play out across the industry:

• Codex gets flak for going heads-down for too long compared to Claude. Users feel too zoomed out from the work.

• By contrast, Cursor and IDEs are starting to feel too zoomed in. When the majority of code is written by agents, an editor-first UI is a misfit.

Today s market moves fast. Brands need to make decisions quickly and ship content even faster.

Every product owner wants the same thing: show the product in the best light, with premium quality, and still keep production efficient.

In other words: high quality, fast turnaround, and smart costs.

Wow. AMC Theatres, a major American corporation, actually chose real creators OVER AI slop.

Pulling the award-winning AI short, "Thanksgiving Day" by Igor Alferov from its Screenvision Media preshow wasn't a small move. It was a recommitment to audiences who's outcry was heard.

Bluesky CEO @arcalinea has announced she is stepping down, transitioning to Chief Innovation Officer.

Venture capitalist Toni Schneider will take over as interim CEO as the board seeks a permanent replacement, staying active in his role as partner at True Ventures.

One thing we noticed while building TravelAnimator:
Many travel videos are actually round trips.

Road trips.
Hikes that return to the starting point.
Cycling routes.
Out-and-back journeys.

But creating the return path meant manually rebuilding the same route in reverse. Not ideal.

So we shipped a simple solution.

Hey PH, Michael here, CEO of Leadpages.
I've been building with Claude every day for the last few months. Not just landing pages. Full sites, blogs, e-commerce stores, interactive tools, games. Last week I went from an idea to a live, functioning site in a single conversation. No designer, no developer, no hosting config. Just a description of what I wanted and a URL at the end.
That's what HTMLPub does. Your AI builds it, HTMLPub puts it on the internet, and when you want to change something tomorrow, you pick up the same conversation. The AI manages the whole thing. Pages, content updates, new sections, new pages. It's not a deploy step. It's an ongoing relationship between your AI and your live site.
We built an MCP server that works with Claude, ChatGPT, n8n, Make, and anything that supports MCP. There's also an API for automation workflows and direct upload at htmlpub.com.
What people are building today:
Full sites with blogs and content pages
E-commerce stores and product catalogs
Landing pages and campaign microsites
Interactive tools, games, and dashboards
Portfolios and project showcases
Every plan includes the MCP connector, AI credits, analytics, form collection with a submissions dashboard, and asset management. Paid plans add custom domains, custom slugs, CSV exports, and pages that stay live permanently. Pro gets you heatmaps, API access, and 5 custom domains.
Free: 5 pages, no credit card, pages expire after 7 days. Starter: $10/mo, 50 pages, 1 custom domain. Pro: $25/mo, 250 pages, 5 domains, heatmaps, API access.
We've been in the landing page business for 12 years. HTMLPub is our bet on what comes next. It's early. I'd rather ship and hear what you need than sit on it for three more months.
What are you building with AI right now? Hit me in the comments.

I ve had a lot of conversations lately, and there s one pattern that keeps showing up.
You launch. Signups roll in. Everything feels great.
But as the product grows, pricing becomes a mess.
More complexity. Harder to manage. And suddenly, you're stuck.

Do you double down on the product or stop and figure out pricing?

For most teams, it becomes one of two paths:
Path 1: You treat pricing like a product. Features, tiers, plans, discounts it becomes its own development cycle.
Path 2: You and your team scribble numbers into a spreadsheet and hope it works.

Neither scales.

I ve managed 1M+ in Meta & Google ad spend and one pattern keeps repeating:

The person who can:
Read data deeply
Understand creative
Connect the two
Actually take action

is extremely rare.

Now we re building AI agents that:

Hey Product Hunt!

I m Handuo, one of Copus s founders. We launched a version of Copus here more than a year ago. That version focuses on content creation and has since become a home for half a million Chinese fanfiction enthusiasts. This time we built a NEW Copus with a different focus: curation .

TL;DR: Yes, you can build a strong community.

But if I break it down a bit:

Linux Version Enters Alpha Testing!!! We re thrilled to announce that iPhotron is expanding! Our Linux version is now officially in Alpha testing, bringing our photo management experience to a whole new platform.

Native RAW Image Support We ve added support for RAW format images. You can now seamlessly import, view, and manage your uncompressed, high-quality RAW photos directly within your library, unlocking greater flexibility for your photography workflow.

Aspect Ratio Constraints for Cropping We ve added aspect ratio constraint options to the crop tool. This brings the cropping experience much closer to the native macOS Photos app, making your editing workflow more intuitive, precise, and familiar.

Fullscreen and General Bug Fixes Fixed a bug affecting fullscreen mode to ensure a seamless and reliable viewing experience. We ve also squashed various other minor bugs under the hood to improve overall app stability.
OliverZhaohaibin/iPhotron-LocalPhotoAlbumManager: A macOS Photos style photo manager for Windows folder-native, non-destructive, with HEIC/MOV Live Photo, map view, and GPU-accelerated browsing.

Today, I read a TechCrunch article about what investors are no longer looking for in SaaS, or rather, what to avoid if you don't want to lose their interest.

The red flags were:

• Too easy to replicate light AI wrappers, generic horizontal tools, basic CRM clones, generic productivity or project management tools.

• No real depth products where differentiation is mostly UI and automation, anything without proprietary data, surface-level analytics.

• Becoming obsolete workflow automation tools that coordinate human work (agents are taking over), integrations as a moat (MCP is making connectors a commodity), and "workflow stickiness" products trying to keep humans inside their software.

Single clips are easy now. Kling, Runway, Minimax can turn one prompt into a great shot in minutes.

But when you try to build something longer, a 30 90 second story, a multi-scene ad, a short narrative, the same problem shows up almost every time.

What s new in the archive?
We ve been busy separating internet mythology from verified evidence. This week, we re moving beyond static data to a living, breathing prediction engine.

1. The Live Probability Engine

We ve implemented a Likelihood Scoring algorithm (launching Sunday IST). The Oracle now scans real-world news flow to calculate a percentage-based probability for every "Pending" prediction.

Self-centred update today, but adding the top Product Hunt badge to our site felt real good. See bottom right of image, also online here: meet-ting.com

Thanks again, gives us pride and satisfaction.

Hey Product Hunt

We launched CourseKit today and I wanted to share what we're building and why.

Hi Product Hunt!
I m Lili, one of the Engineers at Warp who built Oz an orchestration platform for cloud agents.
Oz helps devs run coding agents at scale safely with orchestration, observability, a unified local <> cloud experience.
I worked on setting up our cloud environments with all the tools agents need to run code (there is a lot to unpack here, getting cloud agents to work on arbitrary base docker images was more challenging than you might think!), surfacing agent runs and artifacts like PRs and plans in our desktop and web apps, and integrating the Oz agent directly into GitHub actions.
Building with and on top of Oz has been so much fun. The platform is incredibly flexible, and the primitives we ve built unlock a whole new level of experimentation and automation.
AMA about how we built Oz, our favorite use cases, and where we see the platform going!

When you re browsing the Product Hunt leaderboard or checking out top launches, which category of products actually makes you stop and click?

Example, yesterday @lazverry told me on my forum thread that they are a creator, so they spend a lot of time looking into Design & Creatives and Productivity.

Greetings everyone!

Pablo (@pablothethinker) here, founder of Claw Cognition.

What's the most important aspect of video creation for you? What do you want to do the most that you cannot currently do easily?

Announcing NeuralAgent Skills, a game changing NeuralAgent feature that is almost ready for launch.

For those of you who don't know, NeuralAgent is your Personal AI Assistant That Operates Your Entire Computer and it's used by tens of thousands of users all around the world.