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Eduard Akimbaev

3mo ago

Meet Bendis, the AI assistant inside Bendida TimeBox

Bendis acts as your personal mentor and advisor, helping you reach your goals and realize your dreams. Whether you're navigating difficulties or managing stress, Bendis is there to streamline your journey and keep you on track.

ABDALLAH NOUH

3mo ago

Hi Hunters! 👋 I’m Abdallah, launching BUSARA on 17 feb 2026

We all know the struggle: You face a tough business decision (like "Should I pivot?" or "How much should I spend on ads?"), but you can't afford a $500/hr consultant to guide you.

Most founders fail not because they can't build, but because they make bad strategic choices in isolation.

So, I built my own AI Board of Directors.

Jaka Kotnik

4mo ago

We’re building Inflectiv: APIs + structured data for long-running AI agents

Hey Product Hunt community,
We re building Inflectiv, a developer-first platform for turning raw data into usable intelligence for AI agents.

Most AI tools break down not because of models, but because of data:

  • Knowledge trapped in PDFs, docs, logs, APIs, and internal tools

  • No clean way to structure, version, or reuse it

  • Agents forgetting context or hallucinating when data gets messy

Inflectiv sits between data and agents.

Deeq Yaqub

3mo ago

Why does every AI memory tool treat your agent's knowledge like a junk drawer?

I've been building AI agents for a while and the memory problem kept bugging me. Every time a conversation ends, your agent forgets everything. The standard fix is cramming thousands of tokens of conversation history into every prompt. It's slow, expensive, and most of it isn't even relevant.

So I looked at what's out there. Mem0, Zep, Supermemory. They all do basically the same thing: take text, embed it as blobs, throw it in a vector database. It works, sort of. But there's no structure. You can't look up a specific piece of knowledge. You can't version it. You can't organize it. And they charge you ~$0.002 per operation on YOUR API key because they're running LLM completions for every read and write.

Sebastian Vogt

3mo ago

Some times, you just need a nice guy

We've all been there, you just need someone to talk to. Someone who actually listens, who's kind, and who won't judge. i need a nice guy connects you with real people for private, one-on-one conversations whenever you need them. Tell the app what you're looking for, whether it's empathy, humor, or simply a nice person, and you'll be matched with someone ready to chat. You both rate each other. Over time, your kindness builds your reputation: the nicer you are, the nicer the people you get matched with. No profiles to scroll through, no followers to chase. Just genuine human connection, one conversation at a time.
Olivia Martinez

3mo ago

Mythbusting Monday: 5 Big Fears About Location Tracking

Hey Product Hunt community

Let's cut through the noise. Here are five of the most common fears about location tracking and the facts behind them.

The Myth vs. Reality at a Glance

Myth 1: "If I share my location, I'm being spied on 24/7."

Eastra Xue

3mo ago

QCCBot Cloud Phone — We Got Better. So Did the Product. 📱☁️

Been quiet the past few weeks not because we slowed down, but because we were busy fixing the things that actually matter.

Performance, finally where it should be

  • Stream acceleration fully deployed latency is no longer a pain point

  • H5 web app live

  • Global proxy IP acceleration connect to wherever you need to be

Now feeling like a real product

Jeremiah Daws

3mo ago

SafeFamily — One dashboard to control what your kids watch, listen to, and read

Hey Product Hunt! I'm Jeremiah Daws I teach Film and Creative Technology at a homeschool hybrid school in Georgia. I built SafeFamily because I watched parents in our school community struggle every day with the same problems:

Apple Music's "explicit content" filter still lets through songs with graphic lyrics. YouTube Kids regularly surfaces weird and inappropriate content. And there's no way to know if a book is age-appropriate before your kid reads it.

I built a tool to fix the "Execution Gap" between planning and doing.

Hey everyone! I ve spent 5 years in full-stack dev and realized that planning (Jira/Notion) is easy, but execution is where most people fail because of "friction" tasks and distractions.

I m building a project to solve this. It s an active engine that:

  1. Automates Boilerplate: Uses AI agents to handle the repetitive "friction" tasks (summaries, drafting) so you stay in flow.

  2. Hard Enforcement: Blocks distractions at the OS level during focus sessions.

  3. Syncs Deadlines: Protects your calendar based on actual project priority.

I'm curious for those of you building solo, what s the #1 "admin" task that kills your focus?