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We all have that one repetitive thing. Takes 15 30 minutes. Feels like it could be automated. But you just keep doing it by hand.
Every Friday, I manually copy data from three different dashboards into a Google Sheet, reformat the dates, and email it to my team. Takes 25 minutes. I've told myself "I'll automate this" for six months. Still doing it by hand.

What's yours?

Hi folks!

Thank you so much for your interest in agentcad. I'm so excited to have you trying it out.

Hey hunters

Small but satisfying drop today: octoscope 0.24.2 makes the footer tell the truth about which keys actually work.

Prompt Optimization was one of the first features we shipped in AI Context Flow.

We've grown a lot since then, evolving into a universal memory hub, but a big chunk of our userbase originally came for prompt optimization, and still loves it as a core part of their workflow.

The feedback we kept hearing was consistent: "I like the fast, one-click optimization, but sometimes I need more control."

More control over how the prompt gets optimized. More control over how context gets pulled in.

there was a bug, this PR fixed it - sorry: https://github.com/KonstantinMB/...

you will be receiving cool emails with data every day!

What a day. detectly officially launched on ProductHunt today.

Quick recap for anyone just finding this. detectly automatically detects near-miss incidents from dashcam footage. Tailgating, cut-ins, hard braking, pedestrian hazards, lane drift. Every incident gets an annotated clip and every driver gets a risk score. No new hardware needed.

I thought we were redesigning a website.
Looking back, we were really redesigning how we explain ourselves.
We started trying to answer one question:
If someone couldn t read a single word, would they still understand what Velo is?
That changed everything.
We realized our old brand explained what Velo does, it didn t explain how we think.
We ve always believed companies already have everything they need to explain themselves.
Product docs, meeting recordings, support tickets, internal knowledge.
On their own, they re just fragments but together, they become clarity.
Somewhere along the way, we realised our logo should tell that story too.
We d been trying to describe the company for weeks.
But physics had already done it.
A vector isn t just speed, it s speed with direction.
That s the company we re trying to build.
And once we found that idea, everything else fell into place.
The pixels, grids, layers, straight lines.
They were never just design decisions.
They were expressions of the same belief.
Because the best brands don t just show you what a company makes.
They show you how a company thinks.
Check out our new website here www.usevelo.ai

The rebrand is finished.
Now the fun begins.

That's the ceiling nobody prices in. The AI reads your data, writes a beautiful summary of the problem, and then a human copies the customer list into another tab and starts the actual work by hand.
So we built the part after the insight. Basedash Actions writes and runs the SQL to find the answer, then reaches into the tools where the work actually lives (Stripe, HubSpot, and anything else with an MCP server) and does the follow-through. Find the accounts, update the CRM, chain the steps into a workflow that runs on its own.
The obvious objection: nobody sane wants an AI acting on production data unsupervised. Agreed, which is why every action runs through a human approval gate. You see exactly what it's about to do, in plain terms, before it does it.
The gates add friction, and that's deliberate. Trust in agents gets earned one approved action at a time, and I'd rather ship the training wheels than ship the incident report.
We just launched yesterday on Product Hunt. Would you trust this?

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

1,452 people started playing sanfransim at a 65% activation rate over the weekend.

REAL adspots are now open on the site, dm or send me an email to enquire, 500/month.

Hey everyone

Netfox already told you which ports are open on your network. 0.12.0 lets you see what's actually answering read-only, all on your Mac.

octoscope's Repos tab has had pinned repos for a while now a sticky section up top for the handful you actually live in. This release gives the Issues tab the same treatment.

Press P on any issue (or pick Pin from the space action menu) and it sticks to the top, in the order you pinned it, across refreshes and restarts. It composes with everything else you already do: the sort cycle (s) reorders only the rest, and the / filter narrows both sections at once. The set is saved to your config under pinned_issues, so the next launch brings them right back press P again to unpin, and a pinned issue that gets closed just stops showing.

Three areas have been improved:

More reliable data collection

• The extractor used to be all-or-nothing: if one part failed, everything failed. Now each section runs independently if button detection breaks on a weird site, you still get colors, typography, and everything else. The report tells you which parts degraded so you know what to trust.

Six months ago, StealthHound was just an idea.

Today, it has crossed 2,000+ users, all through organic growth.

No paid ads.
No influencer campaigns.
No growth hacks.

Last quarter we had an AI feature that could predict, with surprising accuracy, when a user was about to stop using the app. It would send a perfectly timed push notification with a personalized prompt right before they were likely to drop off.

Engagement metrics looked incredible. Open rates were 3x our average. Session frequency went up.

If someone asked you to list every person, contractor, and tool that can see your revenue numbers and customer data, could you do it without opening five different settings pages?

I couldn't, for a long time. We added people fast, handed a couple of contractors access to "just take a look," wired up some tools, and quickly didn't know who has access to what.

Hey PH

I just shipped Cliptop for iOS, which means Cliptop is no longer just a Mac clipboard manager.

The idea is simple: the useful things you copy, save, and reuse should be available across your Apple devices, not trapped on one screen.

Over the past week, a lot of people asked how Ciaro Pro actually works in practice.

Rather than showing isolated features, I recorded a complete end-to-end walkthrough of the production workflow.

It covers everything from script creation through scenes, shots, storyboards, image generation, video generation, asset management and timeline assembly.

I've been adding more planning modes to Aviquill, and the goal is pretty straightforward:
Give game designers a space where mechanics, quests, level flow, and UI ideas can live together without feeling scattered.

I'm curious what parts of your workflow feel the most fragmented right now.

The last 30 days have been a crazy in terms of experiments.

Instead of waiting for one massive update, we spent the month testing dozens of small features to see what actually helps our users.

Hey everyone!

Just wanted to share a brand new tool I've been working on that's launching today on Product Hunt,

We ve released macOS version 1.2.1, which is the same app build as 1.2.0 but signed with our developer certificate. This should reduce macOS security warnings during install and first launch.

If you re on macOS, we recommend updating to 1.2.1. Windows release 1.2.1 will also be available soon.

Everyone here will probably feel identified with this:

You just finished building the first version of the product.

And got a dozen or so people who are kind enough to say yes to try it out.

We launched QApilot's CoWork on Product Hunt last week. We got amazing feedback, sharp questions, and an immense validation from the community that we are solving a real problem. A big thanks to the community for placing us at #2 product of the day.

Explore QApilot's CoWork here - https://qapilot.io/product/cowork. Happy to give a product walkthrough and offer free-trial for mobile app testing teams.

Hey everyone,

Just wanted to say thanks to everyone who followed and checked out Cliptop so far. It s still early, but the support from Product Hunt has already been really helpful.

Ten replies in on X, still at 10 followers, so I stopped guessing and pulled the actual numbers.

The spread on real replies I posted: one got 2 views under a 1,100 view post. Another got 2 views under a 5,842 view post. One got 1,204 views, replying under a post at 1.9 million views.

Every one of them landed at roughly 0.03% to 0.17% of the parent post's reach, no matter what I wrote or when I posted it. My own follower count never showed up as a variable at all.

The harder part: even the 1,204 view reply got zero likes and zero replies back. So reach was never the actual bottleneck, whatever I said in the reply was.