Finding clothes online is actually the easy part.

The harder part is everything that happens after:

Is this actually a good price?
Does anyone know how this fits?
Would I still wear this six months from now?
Is there a better version somewhere else?
Should I buy it before it sells out?

Most shopping sites are designed to get you from product page checkout as quickly as possible.

I use Codex Desktop and Claude Desktop side by side, and I often want a second agent to independently review work completed by the first one.

The workflow I m exploring is:

1. Finish a design or implementation in Codex Desktop.

2. Ask Claude Desktop to open a new, visible review session in the same repository.

3. Give Claude the relevant context from the source conversation not just the code diff.

4. Return Claude s findings to the original Codex task automatically.

To be precise about the existing landscape: Claude Desktop s Code tab runs Claude Code and supports plugins. OpenAI s codex-plugin-cc already covers much of the Claude Desktop / Claude Code Codex direction.

We simplified device behavior into two primitives:

Button

Switch

I have been quietly building something for the past few months and I think it is time to talk about it.

We are getting ready to launch Flidget on Product Hunt soon.

Here is the problem we are solving.

You spend thousands acquiring users. They sign up. They try your product. And then they just disappear. No feedback. No complaint. Just gone.

Hi makers

I kept recording voice notes to untangle my thoughts, but I always felt like I was talking into a void. So I built Ego Echo an AI voice journal that doesn t coach, advise, or cheerlead. It simply reflects your emotions back with poetic honesty.

I launched on Product Hunt yesterday. The mirror works, but I need real eyes on it.

What I d love from this community:

Hi makers

I ve been building Ego Echo, a small AI voice journal that reflects your emotions back with poetic honesty. No advice, no fixing just a mirror.

It works in the browser, no signup, no app:
https://egoecho-fresh.onrender.c...

I m at the stage where I really need honest feedback from other makers. If you have 2 minutes, could you try it and tell me:
Does the first reflection feel helpful or strange?
Is it clear what to do when you open the page?
What would make you come back?

I couldn't have shipped this in 2019.

The first version of the Everview canvas was a whiteboard hack. Mural, a weekend, a problem I'd hit at every company I'd built or worked in: everyone agrees on the plan, and nobody can see whether it's actually happening.

The wireframe I drew seven years ago is almost unrecognizable now. It was covered in handles buttons for every operation, controls for every view, a mechanical interface for a mechanical model of work. Today almost all of that is gone, replaced by signals, and by a canvas that behaves intelligently instead of waiting to be operated.

Here's the part I didn't understand until recently: I couldn't have built today's version back then. Not because it was technically out of reach. Because nobody would have known what they were looking at. In 2019, the thing people could relate to was a visual, interactive version of the tool they already used. That familiarity wasn't a compromise it was the on-ramp. It bought the right to introduce everything that came after.

I spent 3 weeks testing AI-generated social posts (500+ of them) before launching this. Found the gap between "AI-written" and "actually good" wasn't better prompts - it was persistent brand memory.

So I built Zolyp: five AI specialists (Zee, Olivia, Lina, Yoongi, Pareesa) that plan, write, design, schedule, and publish your social content. Brand Brain remembers your voice across every post. Currently in beta, free 3-day trial. Would love feedback what's the biggest headache with your current social media workflow?

So you might not believe this but I actually have 130,000 followers on X, and it does absolutely nothing for you when trying to start a business.

Although I'm new here, I already feel like I have found the place that I was beginning to believe didn't exist, a place you wouldn't get banned for wanting to talk business, to tell people how excited you are about launching your product. Every place online regarding promoting your company is dominated by an industry of money grabbers. And what's more important, pouring your money into these companies for their service and advertising simply doesn't work. These companies have convinced us that's it's normal for us to pay $1 $6 a click and it's madness.

This is my story. I recently got let go from a company I worked for for 8 years, then I had a serious operation, followed by nearly dying, it was wild. Coming out of that I promised myself if I would do anything then I would try to do something positive for the world, find a way to teach my son all the things I realised I hadn't taught him yet.

So I started HomeSafeEducation and I truly and honestly believe if you take a look at them, every single one of you will know someone that you could think it would be useful for as a customer and not many companies can say that and really mean it.

Hey everyone,

I got tired of my AI agents (Claude/Cursor) losing the plot during long coding sessions because their context window was full of junk.

I spent my nights building YourMemory, a local MCP server that uses biological decay (Ebbinghaus curve) to prune stale logs while keeping important architectural "chains" alive.

The highlights: