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Clarity is so much more than a product.

While it's a great product ( unbiased opinion of course ), it's a whole movement.

We're the most caffeinated generation in history, and also the most health conscious.

We already track macros, steps, reps, heart rate and sleep. But there's a hidden variable that effects every single one of these metrics that nobody has even considered.

I didn't know no-shows waste 15-40% of every sales team's calendar until I met a stranger at Web Summit.
I was standing by our booth when someone wandered over and started asking about what we're building at @Meet-Ting. I assumed he was just curious.
Then he mentioned his company loses a lot of time to no-shows across his sales team. I asked how many.
"We get 10,000 inbound demos a month."
He walked off eventually, and someone came over to me and said: "Do you know who that was?".

Turns out he was the Head of Sales at a European unicorn.

We stayed in touch. And that conversation became a feature!
We call it 'No Show Recovery'.
Ting watches your calendar. If it notices the other person didn't show up, it asks if you want help rescheduling - automatically, inside the same thread.
When you're running 10k sales calls a month and 15-40% don't show, recovering even 1-5% is hundreds of meetings saved and potential $$$s.
Other lesson, talk to people as if you want and expect nothing in return.

10,000+ people named their @KiloClaw bot and fun fact looking at the data: 4 people named theirs HAL 9000.

Hey PH community!

We launched OptiClear on April 14th to help everyone tackle the 'Disk Full' nightmare. The support so far has been amazing, but the best part has been the feedback!

A fellow maker (@gaurav_singh91) already pointed out a huge pain point: 'Xcode Junk' and iOS simulators. Those hidden GBs are now officially at the top of our roadmap!

My goal is to make OptiClear the most community-driven utility tool for Mac. Since we re just getting started, I want to ask: What is that ONE annoying folder, cache, or file type that eats up your storage and you wish would just disappear with one click?

Hey folks,
We're cooking up our next major product release and pretty excited about it. As a GLP-1 user myself, I know I struggle with finding the right things to eat. Do you or someone you know feel the same? I'd love to chat how we might help. https://calendly.com/kent-at-foo...
Can't wait to learn from you!

Everyone is panicking about the March 2026 Core Update.
It started rolling out on March 27 and will take up to two weeks to complete .
The spam update hit just three days earlier and finished in 19.5 hours, the fastest spam update on record .

But here's what the data actually says.

JetDigitalPro analyzed 600,000 web pages across the update period. The correlation between AI usage and ranking penalties was 0.011, effectively zero . Google isn't penalizing AI content. It's penalizing low-value content that happens to be AI-generated.

Websites relying on mass-produced AI output without human oversight saw traffic drops of 60-80% . Affiliate sites were hit hardest 71% saw negative impacts .

Most people drink coffee when they're already tired. That's the problem.

Your body doesn't respond to caffeine the way you think it does. The timing is almost always wrong and the cost shows up in your sleep, your mood, and your next day's focus.

We built something to fix that and it re-launches in 7 days.

Hey everyone

One of the most requested things since we launched Invoke? Linux support.

Hey everyone,

I made this extension for myself because long chats in ChatGPT and Gemini kept getting slow and annoying to work with.

At first I just wanted to make long AI chats easier to handle, but then I added export too, because I often need to move information from one chat to another or save useful chats somewhere else.

Now it can:

Quick update for anyone following along.

We launched Dictura on Mac and Windows a few days ago and the response has been great. Many people have been asking about mobile, which is perfect timing because we've been working on an iOS version for a while now, and we're almost ready.

Same concept: tap, speak, get clean text. Translation built in, same as desktop. You think in your language, the output comes out in whatever language you need. No extra steps.

Seagull v0.4.0 is here!

Our biggest update since launch, with a completely redesigned experience.

We extended our landing page (datastripes.com) integrating a 60 seconds full free version of our app. But, is it a good idea?

Hello!

I hope people (maybe at least one person?) would be using Prosaic regularly besides me. If you are, how are you doing it?

Ran a full SEO audit on my project today. Found out Google had 39 pages stuck in "Discovered not indexed."

What I fixed:

• Switched profile pages from force-dynamic to ISR caching

• Converted my AI agent page from client to server component so crawlers can actually see it

• Added schema markup (BreadcrumbList, Person, Organization, SoftwareApplication)

• Removed unoptimized images, enabled AVIF/WebP

• Added an About page for E-E-A-T signals

• Updated sitemap with all missing pages

Resubmitted the sitemap, checked Search Console, down to 2 not-indexed pages now. Ranking dipped temporarily but from what I've read that's normal after big changes.

We launched on Monday. We ended up at #6.

Not the top 3 I quietly hoped for. But I want to be honest about what the day actually gave me, because it wasn't what I expected.

I built BrandingStudio.ai mostly alone, from Porto/Portugal, over the past year. No PH network. No launch team. No one ready to vote when it went live (except my wife - thank you!). Just a product I believed in after over 20 years in branding around the world, and a lot of uncertainty about whether anyone else would see what I saw - that we need to democratize access to how a brand should actually be created, as we do inside the agencies for Fortune 500 companies, as that is where a brand becomes the biggest comodity for a company or product.

What I didn't expect: 500+ engaged visitors so far who actually read the product. Real questions about methodology. Pushback that made me think. Someone quoted a Paul Graham essay, "The Brand Age," that dropped the same week, arguing that as AI commoditizes execution, brand becomes the only battleground left. That one comment alone was worth the whole launch.

Over the last few weeks, I reviewed more than 15 vibe-coded fintech and startup-style web apps.

The surprising part was this:

Even when teams were using AI coding tools, security agents, framework defaults, and modern deployment platforms, I still kept finding serious external security gaps.

Not always one-click hack type issues, but the kind of problems that slowly stack up into real risk:

The main update : single-window multi-project.

All your projects now live in the sidebar, switch in one click, no new windows. The sidebar has been fully reworked : project switcher, task threads by status (todo/in-progress/review), drag-and-drop reordering, pinned chats, collapse all.

Also in 1.2.0 :
Sequential execution for direct tasks (no more two tasks on the same branch)
Kanban bar chart showing task count per column
Task queue number visible in the sidebar
Documentation accessible directly from the sidebar
Pin chats, rename chats, reset button in task creation

Update via Settings Check for Updates or download at coddo.ai

Caffeine has a half-life of ~5 6 hours for most people.

That 3pm espresso? Half of it is still active in your system at 9pm. A quarter of it is still there at 2am.

You're not bad at sleeping. You're caffeinating too late.

Clarity is built around this science. Re-launching on Product Hunt in 6 days.

Roman generals never went into battle with an untested plan. They convened a consilium a no-holds-barred council of war where officers could openly criticize strategy, expose flaws, and prevent stupid mistakes before it was too late.

I m doing the same.

Today, Clay is becoming Mesh.

It's more than a name change. It's a commitment to a much broader vision.

As the world shifts, relationships have become both harder to maintain and more precious than ever. For the first time, we can actually map, understand, and activate networks at scale  dynamically, intelligently, and in real time.

In a mesh, nothing is truly isolated and nothing valuable is ever lost. That idea sits at the center of everything we're building. Because the future of relationships isn't about managing contacts. It's about understanding the shape of your entire network  and knowing how to move through it, grow it, and shape it.

You'll start to see Mesh roll out across our product, brand, and experiences starting today and over the coming weeks.

For anyone who want to support
https://www.producthunt.com/prod...

I just shipped a new Command Palette in Room Service.

This starts with a story:

In the summer, one founder of a VC-backed startup approached me to manage his LinkedIn profile, through which he acquires clients (personal brand building).

It was a classic job interview, where the assumption is to create a conversion (you are active on someone's account, building their personal brand, as the account grows, people are noticing you, write to you, you arrange a call, and maybe close a sale)

I asked if there was a possibility of getting equity in this position, because the other positions they had advertised (whether tech, GTM, sales, some small percentage of equity) did offer even a small %...

The answer was "No, this position does not include equity."

I was ramping up on a new product and immediately hit a foundational question: what does an "active user" actually look like here?

Answering that meant wading through @Slack and @Notion , then turning it all into testable hypotheses. Fast.