gm legends, happy Wednesday.
Here’s today’s lineup: Rork lets you build an iOS app on your phone—type a sentence, get tappable screens, tweak live, hand it to React Native when you’re ready; SnippSync keeps code embeds fresh by pulling live snippets from GitHub so your docs and blogs stop lying after the next push; Koncile turns invoices and scanned PDFs into rows with click-to-capture fields, auto-splitting big bundles, and neat exports into the tools you already use.
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gm legends, happy Tuesday.
Here’s today’s lineup: Ghost is a fast, Figma-style slide editor that gives you an editable first pass so you can nudge and ship; Copilot Audio Expressions turns a pasted script into a clean voice read with styles you can tweak; Bhava takes plain text and spits out a tidy diagram you can edit and export.
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gm legends, happy Monday.
Here’s today’s lineup: GPT Realtime gives devs live, barge-in voice over WebRTC so assistants feel like a call, not a form; A01 tracks the people, topics, and companies you actually care about and sends a tight digest on your schedule; Nuraform turns a one-line brief into a clean form with logic, validation, and summaries you can skim.
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gm legends, happy Friday.
Here’s today’s lineup: Codex lets you talk to your code in the terminal and in IDEs like Cursor and Windsurf, from quick refactors to test stubs you can ship; MAI Voice 1 gives Copilot a new in-house voice you can try in Daily and Labs, built for faster, more natural replies; Grok Code Fast shows up in editors like Cursor and Windsurf and rolls into Copilot preview with a free window to try.
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gm legends, happy Thursday.
Here’s today’s lineup: Marblism puts a small bot crew on your grind so inbox, socials, and support get handled with clear approvals and a clean trail; apiJuice takes a URL and gives you a clean JSON endpoint so prototypes ship without brittle scrapers; Macrowave turns your Mac into a tiny private radio station you share with a link so your crew tunes in without fuss.
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gm legends, happy Wednesday.
Here’s today’s lineup: Tim’s YC post is the messy path from killing Clustr to sprinting interviews and shipping Trace on the way to a Summer ’25 yes; Tot 2.0 stays a tiny text companion with smart bullets and dividers; Rube lets chat push buttons across your stack with clear approvals and a clean log; Oppla keeps specs, notes, and code in view so you build with context.
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gm legends, happy Tuesday.
Here’s today’s lineup: AIBI Pocket is a clip-on sidekick that handles tiny jobs like quick reminders and snapshots while staying fun instead of needy; Doksy turns a GitHub README into a clean docs site in a few clicks so your project looks legit; Graphite Chat puts a live thread beside your pull request so questions turn into commits without the Slack detour.
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gm legends, happy Monday.
Here’s today’s lineup: Trace routes work to the right doer, breaks messy flows into steps, runs the repeats, and only pings people when it matters; Walk the World turns your step count into progress on real routes with bankable steps and cheeky passport stamps; Re:Connect lets you type with your eyes using a laptop webcam with quick calibration, dwell to click, and word prediction.
P.S. Building something new? Tell us about it → editorial@producthunt.co 🫶
gm legends, happy Friday.
Here’s today’s lineup: Omnara keeps your agents moving across laptop, web and phone so you approve, nudge, and ship without babysitting a terminal; Groove Reads adds a subtle bold cue that helps you finish long articles instead of bailing at paragraph three; GitArsenal takes a stubborn GitHub repo and gets it running by itself so cursed setups stop eating weekends.
P.S. Building something new? Tell us about it → editorial@producthunt.co 🫶
gm legends, happy Thursday.
Here’s today’s lineup: Warestack lets you write rules that block risky releases and keep 4 p.m. fire drills out of prod; Odays resurfaces photos from this date so you keep the gems and bin the rest; Puck drops a visual editor inside your React app with your own components and plain JSON; plus a forum where the FoundersAround maker says meetups flopped but the public map stuck, and asks what to build next.
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