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gm, legends! Welcome back to the Roundup, the weekly newsletter where we sum up the best products that launched this week. In today's edition: AI tools galore, an introduction to Product Hunt Forums, and a deep dive into OpenAI's latest agent.

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Leaderboard highlights

ChatGPT Deep Research — Agent capable of doing deep research for you independentlyChatGPT Deep Research is an AI-powered agent that analyzes text, images, and PDFs to generate detailed reports in minutes—handling complex research so you don’t have to.

Tana — Put your notes to work with voice and AITana 2 is an AI-powered workspace that lets you organize notes, tasks, and ideas in a flexible, connected way—without rigid structures getting in your way.

Screen Studio 3.0 — Beautiful screen recordings with instant shareable linksScreen Studio 3.0 is a high-quality screen recording tool that lets you create smooth, polished videos with minimal effort—perfect for demos, tutorials, and social content.

FramerLaunch websites with enterprise needs at startup speeds.

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Airtop Auth — Automate web tasks on authenticated sitesAirtop Auth 2 is a passwordless authentication platform that lets you verify users with passkeys, biometrics, and email magic links—no passwords, no friction.

Centrifuse AI — Talk to your apps with natural language.Concierge AI lets you query your SaaS apps like Gmail, Slack, and Notion using top AI models—including GPT, Claude, and Grok—so you can find what you need with a simple prompt.

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Product launch

Introducing Product Forums

Most launches get a day of hype, then… silence. We’re changing that.

Product Forums (p/) give every product on Product Hunt its own space for ongoing conversations. Got a question? Drop it in. Have feedback? Share it. Want to see what others think before you dive in? Now you can.

Every product now has a dedicated forum at a simple URL (like producthunt.com/p/windsurf), so the discussion doesn’t have to end after launch day. It’s like a built-in community, ready to grow alongside the product.

So go ahead—keep the momentum going, connect with makers, and help shape the products you care about.

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From the Frontier

Big moves from OpenAI

OpenAI just dropped o3-mini and Deep Research, and while they sound like small updates, they hint at something bigger.

o3-mini is a new lightweight reasoning model that’s surprisingly strong in coding, logic, and problem-solving. It’s faster, cheaper to run, and already replacing older models in ChatGPT. It also comes with an upgraded version, o3-mini-high, which performs even better in coding tasks—though OpenAI hasn’t shared many details on what makes it different under the hood.

Deep Research is more ambitious: an AI that automates multi-step research, pulling from web pages, PDFs, and images to generate structured reports in minutes. The idea is to cut out the grunt work of sifting through sources and let AI handle the heavy lifting. But OpenAI admits it struggles with credibility, meaning the tool might confidently present misleading or incomplete information.

The timing is interesting. Open-source models like DeepSeek’s R1 are proving you don’t need a billion-dollar budget to build competitive AI.

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Everything you missed this past week on Product Hunt: Top products, spicy community discourse, key trends on the site, and long-form pieces we’ve recently published.