Best of Product Hunt|November 4, 2020

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1. You've Got SpamA new tool that lets you spam back the spammer

Email•Newsletters•Email Marketing

3. NewsadooRevolutionizing news reading with a free service based on AI

Android•iOS•News

4. Fundraising TemplateEverything you need to raise funds for your startup

Productivity•Investing•Venture Capital

5. VistoAd intelligence tool to uncover competitor’s ads strategy

Web App•Social Media•Analytics

6. Makerlog SwagEssential tees for your makers who ship 👕

Productivity•Fashion•Maker Tools

7. tinyfeedSocial, without the media circus

Web App•Social Media•Tech

8. Guide to Making a Food Delivery App360-view of all blocks to build a great food delivery app

Startup Books•Education•Tech

9. TimefibersAutomatic time and productivity tracker powered by AI

Windows•Mac•Productivity

10. SpotiplusMake badass cover arts for your Spotify playlists 🎶

Android•Design Tools•Productivity

Tabstack Browser AutomationAutomate the web in your app or agent, no browser to host

API•Developer Tools•Artificial Intelligence

Hey Product Hunt 👋 Tessa here from @Tabstack by Mozilla Most web automation tools hand you a browser and leave the hard parts to you: hosting it, driving it, and paying for vision tokens on every screenshot. Automate flips that. You send a task in plain language plus a URL, we run the browser on our side, and you get finished output back in one streaming API call. Drop it into an agent or wire it into an app you already ship in a matter of a few minutes. It can book a meeting, fill a multi-step form, or pull data from a page that only renders after you click around. The engine reads the page's accessibility tree instead of screenshots, so it spends 60 to 80% fewer tokens than screenshot-based agents. That's a different cost model once you're running this at scale. Free to get started at tabstack.ai/browser-automation If you're building agents or adding web actions to an app, I'd genuinely love to know: what's the first task you'd point it at? I'll be here all day answering everything. Thank you for taking a look 🙏