Most teams we have talked to treat prompts like environment variables - static strings tucked away in config files.
It works until it doesn't.
The problem is there is no version history, no way to evaluate a change before shipping, and no way for non-technical teammates to contribute.
Your legal reviewer knows exactly what the guardrails should say but cannot touch the prompt because it lives in the repo.
We built PromptOT to fix this. Launching April 15. Would love some support from the PH community.
What layer of your AI stack do you feel is still held together with duct tape?

Since my last GrowHouse update, the project has moved further from architecture on paper into systems that actually feel alive.

The big shift is that the MMO side is starting to behave less like a static feature set and more like a living world with memory, daily rhythm, and player-facing identity.

Recent progress includes:

• a deeper Underworld consequence layer, where runs leave behind heat, stash risk, district memory, and faction reaction state

• faction reputation effects that begin to shape how the world responds to the player

• a daily Blaze writing system that can generate a fresh briefing and a new set of contracts using the same AI personality/control rail already running across the ecosystem

• a 100-level title ladder and achievement skeleton to start turning progression into visible identity rather than hidden math

• continued work on explainable AI layers, where Blaze is tied to mood, receipts, recommendations, and bounded world guidance instead of acting like a random flavor bot

Hey everyone! I m building FDM AI, a suite of utility-first tools designed for users who need the power of AI but can't risk their data privacy.

Most AI tools require you to upload sensitive documents to their servers. We re doing things differently. Our tools are Browser-Native, meaning the heavy lifting happens locally on your machine. Your data never leaves your device.

The Tools:

• AI Document Translator: Translate complex docs with ease. No "middleman" servers, just high-performance, private translation. FDM AI Document Translation

• AI Document Writer: An AI co-writer for drafting and refining content without your intellectual property being used for public model training. FDM AI Document Writer

Hey ProductHunt community , as a developer and founder of a small cross-border team, I ve struggled with IP proxy headaches for months unreliable IPs, frequent bans, complicated integrations, and unclear compliance. That s why we built Fluxisp a simple, high-quality IP proxy platform that covers static ISP IPs, dynamic residential IPs, and static residential IPs, designed specifically for tech teams and creators like us.

Let s be real: Most proxy tools either offer low-quality IPs that get blocked instantly, or are overcomplicated with features we don t need. We wanted to fix that Fluxisp focuses on the core pain points developers and cross-border teams face, without the bloat.

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Built an AI assistant that processes everything on your phone's CPU. No cloud. No internet. No data collection.

6 tools for things you'd never type into ChatGPT resume analysis, health reports, financial docs, private journaling, sensitive messages, and learning anything offline.

$4.99 one-time. No subscription. Works forever. Launching here April 16.

promptforgelabs.org/cognivara

Hi Product Hunt,

Launching something in the design world usually means talking about features. But the real reason Foursite exists came from watching a very specific problem repeat itself across interior design and residential projects.

A client walks into a consultation with opinions, references, screenshots, and a floor plan. The designer or architect leaves with a brief. Then everyone waits. Concepts are modeled. Renders are outsourced or produced internally. Feedback arrives late. Revisions pile up. Weeks pass before the client can respond to something concrete.

Hey everyone

I just launched kernelIQ an open-source Linux diagnostic assistant built to help investigate system issues in a more natural way.

Instead of only showing raw metrics, kernelIQ is designed to help answer questions like:

• Why is my system slow?

• What happened to CPU a few minutes ago?

• Which process is writing most to disk?

Building a proper GTM strategy is difficult with so many AI tools on the market.

CRMs alone have many options:

• Hubspot

• Attio

• Apollo

• Hunter.io

• Lightfield

I am working on a saas tool called NextRound for students who are applying to a bunch of internships and are tired of keeping everything in messy spreadsheets, random folders, and too many tabs. It s basically one place to track applications, keep up with deadlines and interviews, store/edit resumes and cover letters, and use AI tools to help with writing and prep. It s still early, but I d really love feedback from people who have gone through the internship process, or really anyone for that matter who may have insight the site is nextroundapp.us.