Best of Product Hunt|Week of February 3, 2025

1. TanaPut your notes to work with voice and AI

Productivity•Notes•Artificial Intelligence

2. Screen Studio 3.0Beautiful screen recordings with instant shareable links

Productivity•Marketing•Video

3. Tool FinderYour shortcut to better software

Productivity•SaaS•Artificial Intelligence

5. Sendbird AI agent for customer serviceDelightful customer experiences with omnichannel AI

Customer Success•Customer Communication•Artificial Intelligence

6. Airtop AuthAutomate web tasks on authenticated sites

API•Developer Tools•Artificial Intelligence

8. Digma Preemptive Observability Preempt performance and scaling issues in pre-production

Software Engineering•Developer Tools•Artificial Intelligence

9. MuseSites & eCom so easy, Grandma can do. Bento meets Gumroad.

Website Builder•Artificial Intelligence•E-Commerce

10. 2prAI interviews that turn your ideas into viral LinkedIn posts

Marketing•LinkedIn•Social media marketing

11. ChatGPT Deep ResearchAgent capable of doing deep research for you independently

Artificial Intelligence•Search

Framer 3.0With Agents, Branching Community and an all-new design

Design Tools•Website Builder•Artificial Intelligence

Hey everyone, we’re shipping three huge Framer updates today. 1. Use Agents on the canvas to design, write, analyze, and organize your site. Including ways to connect your own AI’s like Claude Code or Codex to Framer. 2. Branching gives your team a safer way to try ideas before you publish. 3. The new Framer Community gives creators a place to share work and earn from it. Try them out and tell us what you think!

12. Tough Tongue AI 2.0A multimodal agent to create, share and rehearse scenarios

Productivity•Artificial Intelligence

13. Lovable LaunchedLaunch and discover new Lovable apps by Lovable

Artificial Intelligence•No-Code•Development

14. Product Forums (p/)community subreddits for every product

Product Hunt•Maker Tools•Community

I'm very stoked for this. I've often struggled to find a place to talk about the latest launches. Reddit is hit or miss, Twitter (X) is hard to keep track of, and my iMessage threads doesn't need stranger numbers...and don't get me started on Telegram. So when @rajiv_ayyangar shared his vision for Threads along with the team - I was IN. We now have a place where products can have their own moderated community, tech enthusiasts have a dedicated place to connect with other product nerds, and makers can reach out to get help. Stoked! Stay tuned for our first AMA later today!