Sometimes it takes 30 seconds.

Sometimes 5 10 minutes.

You ve already checked Slack, replied to emails, reviewed your tasks

YAYYYYY 6 MONTH OF FREE MAX CODEX LETS GOOOOO

Guys did you saw the guys who built the outbid website, like the million dollar page but you can bid to be first, it blew up and he made 150k$ + and it's coming up.

That prove one thing, sometimes it's the simplest ideas that work's the most !

Hi product hunt !

We re currently building a multi-provider cloud alternative to Grokbot, and there s one feature we keep debating internally.

I m curious to see what everyone here is building ? what s your startup ? and what are you working on?

I ll start:

A year ago, shipping a feature could take days.

Now you can open Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or whatever agent you use and generate a ridiculous amount of code in a few hours.

We've been seeing this firsthand while building Murmell, where we often have multiple coding agents working in parallel on the same project.

Hello guys,

we are planning to implement the Murmell bots. It's an alternative to Grok bots, which can enable the multiprovider thing (using you bots with claude, codex, etc) and also make the bot durable in the cloud.

Thank you all guys for the support during yesterday launch !!!

We got 10th of the day, it's better than our previous launch (17th).

I watched Sam Altman talk about what separates successful startups from the rest.

Here are the 7 things that stood out to me:

1. Build something people love
Not something people kind of like. Something they d genuinely miss if it disappeared.

Because building products has become much more accessible thanks to AI, launches have gotten more crowded too, and the day you pick can matter almost as much as the product itself.

I've already launched my tool, Murmell, once, and I'm gearing up for a second launch on Friday the 28th. This time around I'm putting a lot more thought into timing, not just readiness.