Happy Friday! In today’s digest: get the roundup of some of the more interesting products you might have missed during the week, but before that…
Here’s some news:
🧑⚖️ Elon Musk is suing OpenAI and Sam Altman over a “betrayal.”
🗞️ Facebook is removing its news tab and will no longer pay publishers.
💻 Microsoft has updated Windows 11 with Copilot improvements and widgets.
Every week, hundreds of products launch on Product Hunt. Some are from unicorn companies, others are from VC-funded startups, and some are from Indie Makers launching their passion projects. Unfortunately, not all of them can be covered in the digest — despite how much I want to.
So, in celebration of another week filled with maker goodness, here’s a handful of interesting products that you might have missed:
Globe Explorer is like if Google and Wikipedia had a baby. It uses AI to understand your query and generate a more exhaustive deep dive into whatever topic you searched.
GuestLab uses AI to give podcast hosts a headstart by generating intros, exciting topics, and even questions — all tailored to your guest's online presence.
Village is marketed as the AI for your social capital. It uses Artificial Intelligence to find warm intros to top talent, customers, and potentially an investor.
Noor is a Slack alternative that’s designed to help both uninterrupted deep work and collaboration bursts by cutting out pesky back-and-forth scenarios.
Layers is a design community built by designers for designers. You can share your work and connect with other designers while you build your portfolio.
Octomind finds bugs before your users do. Just drop in your URL, and its AI agent will get to work inspecting and testing your product before finally giving you the heads up on what’s wrong.
There you have it, five interesting products you might have missed during the week. With forty-three weeks left in 2024, there’s sure to be plenty more where that came from. See you Monday!
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- DOTHING is a to-do app designed specifically for the Nothing phone.
- Clearly Vision is a Vision Pro app for taking care of your eyesight.
- NutriNote is an app for tracking your nutrition and health habits.
- Mailbob is a newsletter platform for small businesses and personal brands.
- Founder Reports provides in-depth and insightful interviews with founders.
- Humaan provides AI models through an API so you can build apps faster.