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One of the most common questions every founder wrestles with early on is exactly this.

Do you go where nobody else is and risk building something the market doesn't understand yet? Or do you enter a proven market and compete against players who already have distribution, brand, and loyal users?

Categorization now recovers on its own after an interrupted run, and replies from classic Outlook finally fold their quoted history away.

Failed categorizations now fix themselves

Quit the app mid-sort and those emails used to land in Failed, waiting on a manual retry they never really needed. Now Quartz spots the difference between a hiccup and a real problem, and quietly re-runs the ones worth another shot the next time you open the app no clicking required. Genuinely stuck emails still surface for you, and nothing gets retried forever.

A fair question came up on Vincent s launch thread: layer styles and blending modes are where PSD interchange usually stops being honest.

Vincent s current contract is deliberately narrow. It imports 8-bit RGB/RGBA PSD layers as raster layers and retains names, bounds, blend-mode keys, opacity, and visibility in its session/XMP manifest. It does not reconstruct Photoshop layer styles, smart objects, adjustment layers, editable text/vector structure, or masks as editable masks; raster pixels are the compatibility fallback.

On export, Vincent writes a merged preview and separate rasterized layers from bottom to top, including text, shapes, and images after rasterization. Native layer records are currently Normal, 100% opacity, and visible; preserved values stay in Vincent metadata rather than being rewritten as Photoshop-native properties.

The honest positioning is raster-oriented PSD interchange, not lossless Photoshop document editing.

Hey guys!
Only 1.5 hours left, and we re currently competing for the #1 rank. Would really appreciate a little support from your side to help us reach the top.

Thanks a lot for all the love and support!
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My team and I are launching our RFP library tool on Tuesday, but we are doing something entirely unscalable for our beta: we aren't handing our users a login.

We know that AI hallucinates badly on unstructured legacy proposals. So, rather than throwing an AI tool at unorganized files, we are stepping in as a temporary extension of the users' team. We do the heavy lifting of manually organizing their scattered past proposal data into an accurate, verifiable library. We want to ensure that the foundation is flawless before we automate any sort of self-serve onboarding.

Has anyone else launched a high-touch, concierge MVP like this? Did your early users value the hands-on setup, or did the lack of instant access cause too much friction?

It's been an amazing launch day so far, and we have just 4 hours left!

A huge thank you to every single person who has supported us with an upvote, comment, share, or kind word. Your support means the world to us.

If you're reading this and haven't supported us yet, we'd truly appreciate your upvote and feedback before the day ends.

Let's finish strong together!
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We're live! If repo setup drift, execution inconsistency, or governing what AI agents are allowed to run in a codebase is something you've thought about, today is a good day to check out what we've been building.

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Thanks to everyone who joined us at launch last month. Here's what we've shipped since, and it moves Buddy past "notes into a plan" into a note that fills itself.

Your note fills itself. Connect email and calendar and the daily note fills in on its own: today's agenda, the emails that actually need a reply, and a draft answer for each, in your voice. You approve what goes out.

It's here now.

Krisp notes and transcripts now sync straight into @Notion. Connect once, pick a destination, every meeting after that lands there automatically.

Hey PH folks,

It's been about a month since our PH launch and I still get asked for launch tips. That's cool, but our focus right now is on growing community and engagement. I've seen some founders say they struggled with a post-launch lull, so here is what worked and didn't work for us since launch:

Partnerships

The one where mail can finally go somewhere. Skim has happily read your folders since forever, but putting a message into one? Not supported. Slightly awkward for an email client. Fixed.

New

• Move to folder new toolbar button, or V / Ctrl+K for a palette-style picker. Type, hit Enter, done.

• Create a folder while moving no folder named "Taxes" yet? Type it, it gets created and the mail lands in it. Works offline too, because of course the move rides the op queue like everything else. And no, Enter won't accidentally invent a folder while a real match is sitting right there that row never steals the highlight.

• Rename & delete your own folders a small button next to the list header. Your folders only; Skim won't let you rename Gmail's Inbox, because that ends badly.

• Deleting is only offered on empty folders IMAP DELETE takes everything inside with it on basically every provider except Gmail, and there's no undo. So we re-ask the server right before running it, in case mail snuck in between your click and the queue draining. Paranoid? Yes. Correct? Also yes.

Hey folks - I'm curious what is the primary reason you launch on PH.
Is it to get initial traction, or is it feedback? I've launched a couple of products on PH and I've definitely seen an SEO benefit, my search rankings went up both the times and I got new backlinks.
I've not yet seen high intent users coming through, is it dependent on the launch category positioning?

The one where all your mailboxes finally stop pretending they don't know each other. Connect five accounts, get one tidy stream of mail sorted by date. Revolutionary concept: everything in one place.

New

• "All inboxes" view pick All inboxes in the account switcher and every connected mailbox pours into a single, date-sorted list of messages and threads. No more clicking between accounts like it's 2009.

• From picker in compose replying or writing fresh from the unified view? Skim now lets you choose which account it goes out from, so your work self doesn't accidentally email your mom's book club.

Thank you to everyone who supported the Pocket Screen launch and shared thoughtful comments and feature requests.

The feedback I received on Product Hunt was especially valuable. Based on those suggestions, I ve released Pocket Screen v1.4.0 today.

This update adds:

• Support for displaying up to two floating screens at the same time

• A keyboard shortcut to quickly switch a selected floating screen to the currently active window

• Improved window position restoration and behavior across multiple displays

You can now collaborate with your teammates in a shared workspace, making it easier to create, manage, and update interactive demos together.

we built something as an afterthought, basically a debug tool we left exposed because we were lazy about hiding it, and it turned into one of the most used parts of the product. meanwhile a couple of things we spent weeks polishing barely get touched.

curious if this is universal. what's a feature that you almost didn't ship, or built half-heartedly, that ended up mattering way more than the stuff you were actually proud of building?

Thank you again for all the thoughtful feedback on Pocket Screen.

Version 1.5.0 has now been approved and is available on the Mac App Store. Several improvements in this update were shaped directly by the feedback I received here, including requests for better performance control and more flexibility in how each floating window is displayed.

The classic "ten blue links" era is officially over. Since July 10, 2026, Google has fundamentally changed its search interface. Gemini 3.5 Flash now delivers AI-generated answers by default, largely displacing the traditional list of links. The layout now includes a visual marker, and users must actively scroll further to reach the traditional results page.

A structural shift in search

The central question has shifted from "Who ranks as a click target?" to "Who provides data and context that appears in synthetic answers?". Google is no longer just a referral engine; it is increasingly the final destination for information.

The data is already in

What a day!

A few hours ago, we launched Oxlo.ai on Product Hunt, and the response has been incredible. We're grateful for every upvote, comment, and share.

If you haven't supported us yet, there's still time

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How do you know if your app launch is going well or if it is bad? I mean, obviously, if you have zero downloads, I would assume bad, but also, is it? I know there are a bajillion apps in the app store so how are people going to find yours?

I launched my app 7 days ago, and in true founder fashion, I am super impatient, looking every single day at how many downloads, how many paid downloads, etc. So far in 7 days, I have 10 downloads. So here I am thinking, is it a flop?

Where are you all advertising? Thank you for any advice in advance. Jennifer

Hey Product Hunt community!

I m working on a revamping the 3 years old project called PriveGuard.com and wanted to share the vision behind it with the PH community before our official launch.

We launched a SaaS recently and noticed a cluster of accounts created within minutes of each other that never confirmed email or returned after signup. We want to keep our user table healthy without accidentally deleting real users.

Curious what other founders do in practice, more specifically:

• Do you auto-delete accounts after X days without email confirmation? If so, what timeframe worked for you?

• Do you keep soft-deleted rows for analytics or GDPR reasons? Any retention windows you recommend?

• If you have automated detection, what signals did you use (IP clusters; identical metadata; signup rate spikes)?

It's just over a year into Pretty Prompt, and every week we learn more about what users want.

In result, every week we reinvent the company.

Here s are my favourite things we shipped last week: (quick video here)

I'm curious what websites people struggle with the most when collecting data.

Is there a website you regularly copy and paste information from into Google Sheets or Excel?

It could be an e-commerce site, a company directory, a real estate listing, Yahoo Finance, LinkedIn, government portals, job boards, or something else.

What data are you trying to extract, and what's the biggest challenge with your current workflow?

It s been 4 hours and Oxlo.ai is ranking #1 on Product Hunt!

A huge thank you to everyone who has supported us so far, we truly appreciate it

If you re seeing this now, don t forget to check us out and drop an upvote.
Every bit of support helps us keep the momentum going!

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