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Very excited that folks responded so well to the initial Product Hunt Launch of ZeroClick. We got #9 on Wednesday without any paid marketing! We've got some exciting things to launch in the near future as well, so hopefully folks will, as they say, 'stay tuned.' ;P

As I am very close to release the mobile version of my Jottoo app on Apple and Google platforms, I am keen to do a stress test and capture your feedback about the apps and what to improve.

What you'd do (about 30 minutes over a week):

• Record a meeting, upload an audio file, and type a quick note

• Check that the summary and tasks with deadlines look right

• Tell me what felt confusing, slow, or broken

• Rate the app with your honest feedback

Changes:

- Improved design of the Dashboard page;

- Tagged: added sidebar for easier tag management;

- Tagged: added action toolbar for better filtering and preview;

Getting a let s keep in touch from investors can keep you waiting for months. Accelerators are different. You apply, and eventually you get a clear Yes or No.

So here s a simple way to start applying without spending hours rewriting the same answers:
1. Go to ApplySeed
2. Find programs you qualify for !!

Would love your support and feedback !!

I ve been experimenting with something new at Kanverse.

A real-world message can enter Roblox, reach an avatar, and actions inside the virtual world can be verified and reported back outside.

It s still an early prototype the avatar is player-controlled for now but the next step is autonomous interaction.

I posted a short video showing the experiment here:

AI can produce a strong first landing-page draft. The final step should not be a risky full-page regeneration just because one headline or CTA needs work.

HtmlDrag lets you load the existing HTML, mark the exact DOM nodes that may change, keep the rest of the page protected, and work in smaller refinement passes. Then move to the visual editor for tables, links, locking, cleanup, versioning, and clean HTML export.

@Mastra launched an open-source, configurable software factory this month. Ranked #1 Product of the Day and #1 Product of the Week, the community loved it.

To keep the conversation going, @bookercodes and @suhdudeitsabhi are hosting a workshop this Thursday, September 17, at 4 PM UTC / 9 AM PST.

7 months ago I was at the airport in Nice waiting for a friend, in the very first months of building Entervio.

Still figuring things out, I posted on Reddit asking about French incubators, investment options and residency permits.

Amine Benjelloun left a comment that stuck with me. At that stage, don't waste time chasing investors, apply to accelerator programs like YC or EF instead. Programs that actually give you a clear YES or NO.

Meta just launched Muse, its personal AI agent. AI agents have been everywhere lately, so seeing Meta enter the space was probably just a matter of time. But Meta has one huge advantage: distribution.

WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook they already have billions of users.

Do you think Meta can become a serious player in AI agents?

We're relaunching omadesign on Product Hunt tomorrow, Saturday Sep 26, at 12:01 AM PT.

Since last Friday's launch we've shipped 0.5.1 through 0.5.9: Lua plugins, cloud sharing and review, responsive layouts with prototypes and HTML export, chroma key plus 30 raster filters and effects, editable gradients and compound paths, a screen-wide eyedropper, and a pile of bug fixes. I'm shipping new features daily, and 0.6.0 is right behind it.

We just shipped the Inbox.

The Inbox is one place for localization work that needs a human.

I'm researching a question facing AI-agent businesses: when two customers pay the same subscription, how do you know whether they're equally profitable?

Agent workloads can vary significantly. Complex tasks may require more model calls, tool usage, and retries, even when the price paid by the customer stays the same.

I'm interested in learning how AI founders and finance teams handle this today.

• Do you measure gross margin by customer?

• How do you account for differences in workload complexity?

• Are your existing billing and cost-monitoring tools sufficient?

Anthropic created an article where they showcased areas /industries/ that are the most and the least affected by AI or AI an Robots.

Most exposed in general are:

• Management

• Business & Financial

• Computer & Math

• Legal

• Arts, design and media

• Office & Admin support

• + Sales + Food preparation & Serving + Transporation & Moving + Production + Farming = when it comes to robots

AI can generate a useful landing page in seconds, but real-world revisions are rarely finished in one prompt. Regenerating the whole page for a small update destroys previous styling tweaks, hallucinated CSS classes creep in, and teams face review fatigue.

HtmlDrag provides a deterministic iterative refinement loop: load existing HTML as an immutable baseline, scope AI edits strictly to target DOM subtrees, guard surrounding components, and verify DOM integrity before saving version checkpoints. When fine-tuning requires visual judgment, switch directly to the visual editor for component locking, tag cleanup, and clean HTML export.

Before Harden: approve every action.

After Harden: let it run.

I've noticed that some UI terms are easy to mix up, especially when working across different platforms.

For example, iOS uses "Navigation Bar" for the top area with a title and actions, while Material Design calls a similar component a "Top App Bar."

And on Android, "Navigation Bar" can refer to the system navigation area at the bottom of the screen.

These aren't just different names for the exact same component. Each platform has its own terminology, guidelines, and interaction patterns.

WP Bones 2.0.9 is out a small one, about numbers that had quietly stopped agreeing

bones version keeps its hands off your dependencies. On an npm 6 lockfile (lockfileVersion: 1) it bumped your plugin and the first package in the tree. Now only your plugin's own entry moves.

WP Bones 2.0.10 is out a safety release for bones, the CLI every WP Bones plugin carries, after I audited it line by line

deploy checks where it deploys. php bones deploy .. used to delete every plugin beside yours, and then yours. Now the plugin, its parents and anything inside it are refused, and an unrelated folder needs --force.

I built a rule into a text generator: it may only quote numbers that actually changed since last time. Code computes the changes and hands the model a list, so it has nothing to invent from. I was proud of that rule.

Then I read the code that builds the list. A category went onto it whenever the grading call returned any grade for it, even when the score hadn t moved (100 to 100). The model was doing exactly what I told it: quoting a change that wasn t one. The rule was fine and my definition of changed was wrong.

A likely second cause: when a user taps a short preset answer, the prompt also carries a memory of earlier check-ins. A bare answer plus a lot of context invites the model to fill the gap with habits the user never mentioned, and my specificity rules ask for specific details.

What I m changing: compare the old and new score in code and only list categories that really moved, add prompt sentences that say a short answer means a short reply, and verify with a database comparison instead of reading the output. It s written, not shipped yet.

With the amount of automation I have built, the number of websites deployed, and a clear understanding of environment variables (learnt that the hard way), I wanna give building a product a try. Obviously, it is not an easy task, and I am no expert. But I am looking for ideas. Something that you would want to exist. Something a novice I can try building by myself (with your help :)
So... where should I start with?

AppGacha 0.1.2 is here!

You can now build capsules with your own AI agent not just AppGacha s built-in builder.

What s new:

• Local MCP support (experimental): Connect a compatible agent to create, check, preview, and install new capsules directly onto your shelf. Enable it in Settings External agents.

• Choose your storage folder: Keep your capsules and their data wherever you prefer, with an option to copy your existing library and retain the originals.

• Improved generation and repair: Better project context, targeted edits, runtime checks, and final verification before delivery.

• Clearer build progress: Follow explanations and file operations in one timeline.

• Safer recovery: Better protection during cross-drive cloud replacement and when a storage directory becomes unavailable.

• Consistent dialogs: Confirmation and warning dialogs now match AppGacha s interface.

Three states passed laws this year about AI that acts like it cares. If your product does that on purpose - not as a joke, as the actual feature - you're not adjacent to this. You're the definition.

I build an app that helps people process their emotions with an AI that remembers what they told it last time. When I went looking for whether that puts Murror inside any of the new AI-companion laws, the honest answer was: probably, and I wouldn't have guessed that a year ago.

Indie hackers don't really have one "home" on the internet.

Some communities are built around founder stories and advice. Others are better for blunt feedback, technical discussions, audience building, accountability, or meeting other founders.

That matters because the best community for you depends on what you're actually trying to get from it.

WP Bones 2.0.8 is out and it started as a community pull request

$this->plugin in your commands. Custom php bones commands that call $this->loadWordPress() now get your plugin instance: its config, its services, everything it registers. Before, the loader looked in the framework's own folder and your plugin never booted.