Hey PH I'm Nafiul, one of the makers of AI Emaily (launching today).

The thing that pushed us to build this: my inbox had quietly become a second job. Not the thinking the typing. The same "sounds good, Tuesday works," the follow-ups, the endless triage of what actually needs me. Every "AI email" tool I tried just summarized the pile or wrote replies that sounded nothing like me.

So we built an inbox with an AI that does the work, on your terms:
Triage that floats what matters up and quiets the noise
Drafts in your voice you set the tone in a Personal Context (your details + optional client profiles), so replies sound like you, not a template
Three modes you control Manual Copilot Autopilot, with human approval, undo, and a full audit trail on every action
Every provider, one inbox Gmail, Outlook, iCloud, IMAP on web, macOS, Windows, iOS, Android
Private by design your mail is never used to train models

Hi PH community! I m Utku, a 15-year-old student-founder. I ve realized that traditional study systems especially static PDFs are where focus and time go to die.

I ve spent my week vibe-coding to build izeo.app (@izeoapp), an ecosystem designed to kill the 'PDF Graveyard.' Based on my tests, here is how a rhythmic ecosystem outpaces the old way:

AI Flashcards (20x Faster): Manually creating cards takes hours. Our AI deconstructs documents into active-recall cards in seconds. Saving: ~50 mins per study session. Smart Flow vs. Scrolling (2x Faster): Static scrolling leads to passive reading. Smart Flow forces a rhythmic, interactive pace, doubling information absorption speed. Integrated Deep Work (3x Focus): Jumping between Pomodoro apps, Spotify, and task boards causes 'context switching' fatigue. Having them in one flow eliminates the 15-minute 'refocus' period. Streak & Gamification: Increases consistency by 40% by gamifying the boring parts of mastery.

Combined, this makes your study sessions 5x to 10x more efficient than the old-school PDF-and-highlighter method.

Hey hunters We just published a detailed breakdown on how ObjectRemover handles up to **50-second videos** efficiently: - Smart preprocessing that only processes the parts that need object removal
- Natural language chat (no manual masking)
- Intelligent switching for static vs dynamic backgrounds
- Clean plates or ProRes alpha exports for Premiere / DaVinci / CapCut This makes longer clips practical while keeping costs low. Full technical post here:
https://objectremover.video/blog... Would love your feedback! What's the longest clip you've tried removing objects from? Try it free: https://objectremover.video/upload

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Hi Product Hunt community!

I m an iOS developer, and I finally launched my side project, makeapp.work, today.

New plug-in

Hey community! I m pleased to announce our new plug-in Worried Presenter . Worried Presenter listens to you present your work, then gives you back a confident, story-driven script with feedback and tells you exactly how to improve. Here are the steps:

How to use

Giving you a better structure, clearer language, and stronger narrative arc.

Hey! I'm building ChatForger, a platform that lets agencies resell white-label AI chatbots to their clients: branded widget, a read-only client portal (messages, leads, top questions), and a RAG knowledge base trained on PDFs, URLs, or plain text, all embeddable with one script tag. The gap I'm building into: real white-labeling on platforms like Chatbase starts around $400+/mo, and full white-labeling is often Enterprise-only with no public price at all. ChatForger starts at $49/mo. Launching on Product Hunt July 7. Before then, I'd love to hear from anyone running an agency or reselling AI tools to clients: - What's the biggest friction point when you've tried white-labeling a chatbot for a client? - What would make you switch from what you're using now? - Anything missing from the list above that you'd need? Happy to answer questions in the meantime too.

One thing I ve consistently seen with Product Hunt launches is that most teams don t fail because of the product. They struggle because they launch in isolation. No feedback loop. No prep support. No real conversations with people who have done it before.
That s why we re opening a new WhatsApp group inside TOPTeam: The Open Product Team focused entirely on Product Hunt launches.
This is a dedicated space where product builders help each other:
- Prepare for upcoming launches
- Share Product Hunt links and launch plans
- Exchange honest feedback on positioning, copy, and visuals
- Support fellow makers on launch day and beyond
No noise. No vanity metrics. Just builders helping builders launch better.
If you re planning a Product Hunt launch. Or thinking about one in the future. You re welcome to join.
Comment PH Support and I ll share the invite link.

I'm Arun. I make small Mac apps on the side.

Honestly this one came out of pure frustration. I'd be mid-task and some tiny thought would show up, a bug to note, a line for an email I'd been avoiding, and to save it I had to stop, open a notes app, and lose my place. Most of the time I just didn't bother and figured I'd remember later. I never did.

Hey everyone, just launched Analyse (analyse.net) and wanted to share it here.

The problem: most growth teams are running four or five separate tools that don't talk to each other. Analytics in one tab, SEO tool in another, content doc in a third, and a chatbot that can't see any of their actual data.

What we built: a unified growth platform with three pillars in a single subscription.

- Product analytics: cookieless, Mixpanel-grade funnels, cohort heatmaps, and segments without SQL