Hey everyone BookKraft AI launched on Product Hunt today.

If you have a Mac + Windows PC + Linux machine on the same desk, your workflow probably looks something like this:

Keyboard #1 Mac
Mouse #1 Mac
Keyboard #2 PC
Mouse #2 PC
Clipboard somehow between all of them
Files cloud storage / USB / AirDrop / whatever works

Hey everyone,

I had been having a hard time for couple of monts with doomscrolling on apps like Instagram and Reddit. Last year, I tried using Apple's built-in screen time on my iPhone to set limits to my usage of these apps. However, in most cases, I would just tap on the "Ignore Limit for 15 Minutes" notification that appeared every time.

This became so frustrating that I tried many third-party blockers. Most of them would require a local VPN to be installed, so draining the battery and having access to all of my traffic, which did not seem like a good privacy tradeoff to be honest.

Introducing Nexa

I've been building something I'm really proud of Nexa, a modern messaging app designed to make communication simple, fast, and interactive.

I've made this tool called Eneya, and unlike most things posted here the name tells you nothing, so: it's written pre-screening for tech recruiters. You build a short questionnaire around the competencies the role actually needs, candidates answer it in text on their own time, and you get back a scored report on each one. No video, no scheduling, no calls that end in the first four minutes.

Anyone who has screened for a role with two hundred applicants knows the specific dread of it: you're going to interview maybe eight of those people, the CV tells you almost nothing about who's worth the slot, and somewhere in that pile is the person you should have hired. With Eneya you get to see how each candidate actually thinks about the work before you spend an hour on them, and the report shows its own arithmetic, so when you tell a hiring manager why someone didn't make the shortlist you have something to point at rather than a number the tool refuses to explain.

The idea is simple:

**Don t just chat with AI.Build your own AI employee team.**

Instead of relying on a single general-purpose chatbot, users can create specialized AI employees for different types of work:

What makes people actually stay on a new social network?

I've been building a social network called Feedr, and I'm currently testing the beta with early users.

One thing I've realized is that getting someone to sign up is relatively easy. Getting them to come back regularly is much harder.

The obvious problem with launching a new social network is the network effect:

Hey Product Hunt community

We ve been working on Toolyzo, a collection of simple browser-based tools for developers, creators, and people who regularly work with digital content.

Day 1 of running a saas

Hey everyone

So last night was launch day for workscribe.co.uk

It is a saas tool built around jobs and then has tools to help with admin and documentation etc