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I had a folder I'd been ignoring for three years. 5,000 files. Scanned invoices, receipts, bank statements, contracts, all with names like:

• Scan_0043.pdf

• IMG_2231.HEIC

• document(7).pdf

• Untitled 12.pdf

Search was useless. Finding one invoice meant opening twenty files.

So I used the new Magic Rename templates in Files Magic AI. Here's how it went.

It s live now!

If you saw the earlier thread, this is the thing, Articos now runs inside Claude and ChatGPT, so you can test your messaging without leaving the chat.

I made my Product Hunt account a few months back. Apart from a quick intro post, I didn't really do much here.

I'm an early solo founder from India. I've built several products before, but I never felt confident enough in any of them to put them out properly. This one is different. I actually believe in it, and I want to launch it here in the coming weeks.

Just wanted to sahre some startup time stats from my almost 10 years old laptop:
VS Code 1.141.0 clean profile, no extensions
- Median: 997.89 ms
- Average: 1,015.33 ms
- Range: 978.23 1,163.31 ms
Neovim 0.12.5 Omarchy LazyVim configuration
- Median: 276.53 ms
- Average: 273.96 ms
- Range: 255.92 287.73 ms
Rhun - v0.17.7
- Median: 13.55 ms
- Average: 13.43 ms
- Range: 8.17 16.19 ms
https://rhun.app (Linux/macOS/Windows)

Most founders in Japan do the second one. Start in Japan and only once it works, head overseas. I did the same for 22 years. All of my business was in Japanese, for Japanese customers.

Part of it is the language wall, most Japanese people don't read English online, and if you Google something in Japan, you are very unlikely to come across anything from the English-speaking world. Japan is open to the Internet, but the information-world is pretty closed off.

In Turkey, when someone you love leaves on a journey, you pour a cup of water behind them. "Su gibi git, su gibi gel": go smoothly like water, come back just as easily.

When a subscriber churns in ShipHQ, nobody gets angry and the office doesn't go dark. Someone just steps out and pours water after them. Churn hurts, but I wanted it to feel like "see you again" instead of a loss.

How do you handle the days when someone cancels? Do you look at churn, or avoid it?

Hey PH community, the big day is finally here.

After 6 months of building and weeks of preparation, Hello Inbox is officially launching today.

I maintain Termexo. This update is about a small interaction with a useful consequence: ask one coding agent to send work to another terminal, then read back the result.

AI-assisted capability diagram, not a screenshot.

Every team I've worked on had one: the architecture diagram that was right once, then quietly went stale. OpenFlowKit 2 goes live today, and it's built around keeping that one diagram current: you draw it or write it as code, your AI assistant proposes changes, your coding agent edits it over MCP.

What's yours? The system diagram, the onboarding flow, the database schema? I'd love to try the new version against real cases.

It opens on your last dashboard, not on a spinner

On a busy account octoscope's first fetch takes about ten seconds, and until 0.39.0 you spent them looking at a launch screen. Now the dashboard you saw last is on screen the moment it starts.

Netfox 0.50.0 is out

The Overview and Security pages used to give you a number and send you elsewhere to see who was behind it.

Bugs can now come into qarunbook from Slack, Teams, email, Sentry, PostHog, Zapier or any webhook, land on the right app and platform, and the place they came from hears back when the fix is confirmed. Every integration is on every plan, Free included.

Also new: per-platform fixes from GitHub, priorities and owners, moving an app to a client's workspace, OAuth sign-in from Claude and Cowork, and a guided start.

Hi Product Hunt!

It's been almost three months since I first launched Pocket Screen here. Thanks to your support, it reached #4 Product of the Day, and the feedback from this community has helped shape every major update since.

I'm excited to share Pocket Screen 2.0, our biggest update yet!

The idea is simple: Make one Mac screen feel more useful, even without an external monitor.

I bet it's several, maybe even dozens, but curious to see who here has to pull from the largest number of data sources

a) <5

b) 6-20

What if you could bring your buyers into the chat where you re already working, whether you re shaping a message, a strategy, or a value prop, right inside ChatGPT or Claude?

That s what we spent the last month on. After our last launch, the thing people kept telling us was that most of their work already happens inside their agent, and leaving it to go test something in Articos broke the flow. Hard to argue with that.

Hey all, a few more fixes today:

• Words on a second monitor now translate properly

• Chinese text is now detected correctly

• Idioms get picked up even when the word appears twice in a sentence

• Updates install properly when you quit the app

• "Report a Problem" now opens an email

• If your license key stops working, the app now tells you why

Thanks for all the reports, keep them coming!

Hey everyone,

It's been a week since FoundrRadio launched on Product Hunt!

FoundrRadio started as a small experiment: an internet radio platform where anyone can claim a frequency and go live. I honestly didn't know if anyone would care. The support I received from this community has overwhelmed me in the best way, and I'm so grateful. FoundrRadio won #7 Product of the Day with ~100 upvotes, and you tried it out, shared your feedback, and asked questions that made it better. Thank you so much!

How the launch went

A customer with ~50 active Swift, Rust and Node projects on a 256GB Mac told me the archive feature was useless for him. His projects aren't old, they're just huge.

So 1.15.0 adds Project Artifacts: DevCleaner now finds target/, .build/ and node_modules inside projects you're actively working on, shows the size per project, and lets you clean just the regenerable output. Your source never gets touched.

Also new:

• Auto Clean (opt-in) that keeps build output in check on a schedule

• Archive now moves to Trash instead of deleting

• Fixed the excluded-folder dialog

• An explanation for why free space sometimes lags after a clean (Time Machine local snapshots)

Hey hunters We just shipped the feature we kept wishing we had:

Brandprint: give Refs your brand's X account, and Claude learns your house style.

How it works:

1. Add any brand's X account

2. Refs finds its own launch, feature and teaser films (up to 20, most viewed first)

3. It measures every one: palette, type, motion, pacing, camera, transitions, sound and voice

4. It writes one brand kit: the house style those films share, as rules Claude can follow

5. Over the Refs MCP, Claude plans your next launch film in that style

Most of the time I open a screenshot again, I want one thing out of it: the URL behind a QR code, the address on a receipt, a phone number from a chat. 1.2.0 adds Parts for exactly that.

Select any item in your history and press Control+U. BiBimba lists what it found inside: QR and barcode contents, links, email addresses, phone numbers, postal addresses, and, for text copied from a web page, the page title and URL. Pick one, press Return, and only that value is pasted into the app you came from.

QR codes and barcodes are read on your Mac with Vision when the screenshot is taken, so their contents are searchable in the history too. Nothing leaves the machine, same as before.

Vitals 1.6 is out.

It is about the past: how far back Vitals remembers and how you get the numbers out.

We're almost there for the #1 and this is the final sprint!

If Onepin looks useful to you, a vote in the next hour counts the most.

https://www.producthunt.com/prod...

Over the weekend I shipped DevCleaner for Linux 1.0.0, the first public version.

Ubuntu 24.04+, .deb for amd64 and arm64, checksums match, and the download page auto-detects your architecture.

macOS stays the main platform; the Mac app is unchanged.
https://devcleaner.app/linux

We're almost there to finish as product of the day! And believe me, every upvote, comment, support counts.

Thank you for showing me what a young woman in the Tech AI space can do when she gets to it.

We got Featured by Product Hunt, stood as the #1 Product of the Day with our first ever launch with ReSO AI until the last half an hour where we slightly fell short.

We ended as the 2nd Product of The Day & the Top Product of the Weekend along with being featured on their Newsletter!