We just joined the Limb accelerator, a 5-week program built around fundraising readiness, investor materials, and demo day prep.

For us, this feels like one of those moments where a product has to become a sharper company.

I use ChatGPT every day for long work sessions. At some point my chats just started dying on me. Typing would lag, scrolling would freeze, and eventually the whole tab crashed.

Turns out ChatGPT loads every single message in your conversation into the browser at once. If you have a long chat your browser is basically trying to juggle thousands of things at the same time. It has nothing to do with your internet or your computer being slow.

So I built a fix. It removes old messages before your browser even sees them. Your browser only loads the recent part of the conversation and runs fast from the start. Your full chat history is never deleted, you can scroll back anytime with one click.

On a really long chat it runs 932 times faster. I measured this.

It's a great way to validate demand, build a user base/community before launching, and just have fun posting memes.

My subreddit is /r/LearnedWrong, which I built for my (not launched on PH yet) site Retrocodex. It's a space where you discover what you've been taught in school or everyday life that's now outdated or was always a myth. Since what everyone has been taught varies by location, you can see what users from your state or country have submitted and commented.

Hi Makers,

I m currently running a small cross-border e-commerce operation managing multiple store accounts on platforms like Amazon and Shopee.

I ve been researching IP solutions to reduce account association risks, and I m torn between static and dynamic IPs.

Here s what I understand so far:

Hey PH community

I built Synaptive (https://synaptive.app) a free tool that lets you map the books you read, movies you watch, podcasts you listen to, and draw connections between them.

The idea is simple: you read Sapiens, then watched Inception, and felt a connection. No algorithm made that connection you did. Synaptive makes it visible.

How it works:

Hey everyone

Lately I ve been thinking about how difficult it is to stay consistent with Reels, Shorts, and TikTok content.

Coming up with ideas daily + editing videos takes a lot of time, and it s easy to burn out.

I pay for Claude Pro, ChatGPT Plus, Cursor, and hit various APIs on top of that. One month I checked and realized I'd burned through $340 on AI tools without noticing. Each provider has its own dashboard and I never checked any of them regularly.

So I built TokenBar. It sits in your macOS menu bar and shows your token usage, credits, and resets across 20+ AI providers in one place: OpenAI, Anthropic/Claude, Gemini, Cursor, Copilot, OpenRouter, Vertex AI, and more.

Hey! I'm Matt, and today I'm launching shadcndesign - the complete shadcn/ui toolkit I wish existed when I needed it.

Quick backstory: I spent 7 years building Figma resources for 100,000+ designers and maintaining the Ant Design System. When I went looking for a proper shadcn/ui kit for Figma, everything I found was either outdated, poorly built, or abandoned. So I decided to build it myself.

Here's what shadcndesign includes:

• 2,000+ Figma components that perfectly mirror shadcn/ui code -- auto-layout, variants, Tailwind CSS variables, the works

I'm the founder of Fundolink and I built this because I was tired of watching founders give away equity they didn't have to.

The problem: Every fundraising platform out there is built for investors. They post what they want. Founders compete to meet their criteria. The power dynamic is completely backwards.

What Fundolink does differently: Founders come in, define their own deal equity, revenue share, loan, convertible note, whatever fits their vision and our AI matches them with investors who align with those terms. Not the other way around.

Why this matters: The best founders aren't always the best negotiators. And a lot of great companies die because a founder signed a bad deal in a desperate moment. We're changing that.

Hey Product Hunt Community! I have been working on a local app called CoAgent because I saw an opportunity where AI could offload a lot of busy manual work for small agencies and freelancers. But there is a massive worry of safety and reliability.

I built CoAgent with this in mind. It's an AI harness built around reliability and smart context engineering:

• Follow-ups that actually happen  It monitors your deals, schedules reminders, and sends emails so nothing falls through cracks

• Analytics and ads, handled  Google Ads, Meta Ads, Google Analytics, Fathom it pulls reports and tracks performance without you logging in. As well as writing reports and sending to clients.

• Works with your stack  Gmail, Outlook, Google Calendar, Notion, Slack, Apollo, and more all connected, all in one place and if not, it can build its own integrations with just an API key needed. No research.

• Intelligent persistent memory  It remembers your preferences, client details, and workflows across sessions like a co-worker who actually knows your business

• And much, much more...

Who it's for: Freelance salespeople, agencies, and real estate agents who've tried Cowork, Relevance, or other AI agents but need something purpose-built for their workflow not a generic automation tool.