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In 1972, five people left IBM to start SAP and the word "ERP" didn't exist for another 18 years. I think AI work tools are at the same stage: lots of products, no shared abstraction yet.

My bet on the missing piece: "conservation of responsibility" every agent action should trace back to a human who authorized it, with an auditable record. Until that exists, AI at work stays stuck in pilots.

Hi makers,

Most wearables are good at telling when you're asleep. They're much worse at telling when you're awake: if you lie still, many devices count it as sleep. Sleep stages land somewhere in between. And Apple, Oura, Garmin, Whoop and Fitbit all build their scores differently, so the same night can get very different numbers.

Anna D. Zych, PhD, a neuroscientist and Health Science Lead at Momentum, goes through all of this in a webinar that premieres Wednesday, 7 October at 16:00 CET. It covers what good sleep actually looks like, how wearables compare to a sleep lab across ten devices, and how to approach building sleep scoring models.

If you're building anything with sleep or recovery data, it should be a useful hour. Everyone who signs up gets the recording too.

Hey Product Hunt community! 

Since launching SoundGate Guitar, we ve been hard at work turning feedback and ideas directly from the Product Hunt community into major platform upgrades.

We are excited to share what we ve shipped across our last three major releases (v1.2, v1.3, and v1.4):

Thank you so much everyone for the incredible support! We couldn t have reached #2 without the Product Hunt community.

Really grateful to everyone who upvoted, commented, shared, or simply helped spread the word about @SaleSmartly .

Thanks again, everyone!

If you have two minutes: make one snipplet, then tell me where you almost gave up. What was confusing, what looked bad, what would stop you from coming back.

Yes, you have to make an account first... that's one of the things I want roasted.

Hi everyone!

We'd love to hear feedback from you about what works well in WMail, and what doesn't? What would you like to see next in the app?

Hi Product Hunt, I'm Samih, founder of InboxPilot.

The teams that get the most from InboxPilot share one address, like info@ or support@. Sales questions, current customers, billing and the odd urgent problem all land in the same inbox, and the same few people answer the same questions every day.

We launched @SaleSmartly today and have been pushing hard since the start. With your support, we re hoping to move higher and make it into the top spots.

If you ve checked out SaleSmartly, we d really appreciate an upvote and your honest feedback. Even sharing the launch with someone who might find it useful would mean a lot.

Every bit of support helps us keep pushing.

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Building used to be the bottleneck. Now I can get a working app faster than I can write a good landing page copy for it. So the "idea guy with no code skills" excuse is basically gone.

But almost none of my vibe-coded weekend projects have real users, and I don't think that's a coding problem anymore.

For those of you actually getting traction - what's eating your time now that building isn't the bottleneck?

I run 8 or more sessions at once, so terminal hangs and crashes show up way more often than I'd like. claude --resume looks like it should help, but it doesn't always pull the whole history back. I've stopped relying on it.

Our workaround is small. Every time the agent finishes a reply, a Stop hook writes a little card for that terminal pane, holding my last instruction, the tail of the agent's answer, the working folder, and the path to the full session log. It's a plain text file that gets overwritten on each run, so it costs zero tokens, and cards older than 7 days get cleaned up on their own.

Opening a new session in the same pane or folder triggers a SessionStart hook that reads the latest card and drops it into the agent's context. That way the new session already knows where the last one stopped, and it can always go read the full log when it needs more detail. Usually that's plenty.

Claude Code reads your repo, edits files, runs shell commands and calls MCP tools. That's what makes it useful, and it's also what makes it a security surface no IDE assistant ever was. Its built-in permissions, sandboxing and managed settings reduce the risk meaningfully. They don't remove it.

What are your best practices to secure your @Claude Code ?

Lispr has been free for everyone since launch. It now runs on two plans, and the way we split them says more about the product than the prices do.

The standard move with a free tier is to cut features. English only. Three languages instead of thirty. The formatting held back as the thing you pay for. The free version gets built to be annoying enough that you upgrade.

Hey Product Hunt community,

Our Windows privacy app, TIM PG, hit the Top 20 on the daily leaderboard last Friday. Huge thanks to everyone who supported our launch.

We launched Mycel this morning, and I ve basically been staring at dashboards ever since instead of sleeping.

A few things happened today that I m still processing.

I never paid much attention to these badges before.
I assume they were part of the original gamification system.

There were several badges to choose from, and you could even earn the same type of badge multiple times.

Product Hunt link:

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This release is about getting files out of your Mac: to other people, off a full disk, and in from your iPhone.

Send a file as a link

Select a file, choose Share Link, and DockDuck gives you a link to send to anyone. They open it in any browser, with no app and no account. The file is encrypted on your Mac before it leaves, so nobody else can read it, not even us. A link holds up to 2 GB, and several files or a folder travel as one zip.

Hi everyone,

Thank you for following UTTER IN during our launch. Being featured on Product Hunt meant a lot to a small team from Kuwait.

A quick recap: you say what's on your mind, three or four things in one breath, and UTTER IN turns it into separate cards for reminders, calendar events and places. Nothing is saved until you approve it. It works in English and in Arabic, including Gulf, Egyptian and Levantine dialects.

What we're working on next:

Netfox 0.29.0 is out

Until now the Wi-Fi tool could tell you your channel was busy or your signal weak and then send you off to the menu bar to do something about it. Not anymore:

Hey all, first time founder here. I'm having trouble knowing when good enough is good enough.
It's SOO easy to let feature creep take over with AI now days. I've posted on Reddit a few times and I've gotten a few 100 signups and a few of them (~10%) even seem to be sticking. But I don't know whether this means "great, keep improving the product" or "that's good enough, start distributing more aggressively".

Some advice would be appreciated.

Cheers,

WebDecoy is now approved and publicly listed on the Shopify App Store. I m Chris, the founder.

The app connects suspicious storefront activity with order review inside Shopify admin:

Browser behavior, request signals, IP enrichment, and hidden honeypot interactions provide detection evidence.

Actor profiles help investigate related activity across sessions and IPs where correlation is available.

hi everyone

some of you might remember crossnode from a while back :)

Guys! We re fighting for number 1 in the GPT-6 astra challenge today!
Thank you so much for all your support! We re currently at number 2, and we are going up fast!
Every support will help us hit the top spot and hang in until the end. Thank you so much for your upvotes, comments, and everything! Try MosMos!
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Cubicle, Agent Activity, Singularity and bmux are all, underneath the framing, a place to sit and watch agents do things.

That isn't a category forming, it's a symptom. You only build a cockpit when you don't trust the thing to fly itself. Nobody ever shipped a dashboard for watching their compiler.

Hey all, been a busy week since launch. Here's what's new if you haven't updated in a bit.

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