Best of Product Hunt|September 6, 2024

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1. VideoGen (YC S24)Generate professional videos in seconds

Artificial Intelligence•Marketing automation•Video

Hey everyone! 👋 I’m Anton, co-founder of VideoGen, and I’m so excited to share what we’ve been working on. It’s been a journey—David and I used our Palantir and AWS internship savings to bootstrap VideoGen out of college, and now we’re proud to serve thousands of customers. We believe video is the highest bitrate and most engaging medium of communication, but video editing is too hard and cluttered with too many buttons. Our mission is to make video creation accessible, fast, and easy for everyone. Got questions or feedback? Drop them in the comments—we’d love to hear from you! Thanks for being part of this journey with us!

3. FinFloh Credit Decisioning AIEmpowering Faster & Smarter B2B Credit Decisions, Every Time

Fintech•Artificial Intelligence•Finance

2. Indigo AIYour AI sidekick: save prompts and run them in any app

Productivity•Artificial Intelligence•Virtual Assistants

4. RedlineMinimal Menubar Todo

Mac•Productivity•Menu Bar Apps

6. AI BlazeYour personal AI co-pilot

Productivity•Artificial Intelligence•No-Code

5. Lucas | Call your AI language teacherLearn English, Spanish, German, French & more by talking

Android•Education•Languages

10. Claude for EnterpriseEmpower your entire organization with AI

Artificial Intelligence•Security

7. Today App: HabitsDaily habit tracking

Productivity•Task Management

8. Insight PipelineLearn what people REALLY think about your product

SaaS•Calendar•Maker Tools

/monitor by FirecrawlNotify your AI agent when the web changes

Developer Tools•Artificial Intelligence

Been waiting for something like this. Setting up custom polling logic to watch external data sources is one of those tasks that eats 2-3 hours and nobody talks about Been doing the "scrape on a cron + diff manually" thing for competitor tracking for months. The webhook approach is cleaner. One question/ does it handle pages that hydrate content via JS after first render?