A PowerPoint file is designed for a room. Once the meeting ends, sharing it creates a familiar set of problems: file size limits on email, no way to embed it on a website, no visibility into whether anyone actually read it, and accessibility that depends entirely on the viewer's local software.

Converting a presentation into a digital flipbook solves all of that in a single step. The output is a publication that opens on any device without software, is shareable as a URL, embeddable on any website via iframe, and trackable with page-level analytics (depending on your plan).

Hey everyone,

I've been building Prompt Armour a browser extension that detects and redacts sensitive data in real-time inside ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude before you hit send.

The problem: every time you paste code, emails, documents, or customer data into an AI chatbot, that data potentially gets stored, logged, or used for training. Most people don't think twice about it.

How it works:

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I m building Qualtix, a stock research platform for long-term investors who want a faster second opinion before spending hours researching a company.

I launched AEO Table on PH today a tool to track whether your brand shows up in ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity and Gemini. But the interesting part is the research behind it. I spent 3 months digging into citation data, and some findings surprised me: 80% of pages ChatGPT cites don't rank in Google's top 100 AI search traffic converts at 14.2% vs Google's 2.8% (5x difference) Only ~12% of sites use structured data, yet FAQPage schema increases AI citation probability by 3.2x Brands are 6.5x more likely to be cited through earned media than their own domains The gap between traditional SEO and AI visibility is massive. Most businesses are optimizing for a search engine their customers stopped using.

Curious is anyone here tracking AI citations for their brand yet? Or still figuring out how AI search fits into your strategy?

Ever feel like Rotten Tomatoes, Metacritic, and Letterboxd don't seem quite aligned in their scores? Looking for a new way to discover, rank, and discuss movies with friends/family? We have the solution: Montir. It's a new app our team launched to try and offer an innovative approach to the stagnant old formula of seemingly "objective" rankings that lead to you giving a movie a 4.5/5 while some old, dusty, "expert" critic gives it a 3/5. Instead our development team have designed a user friendly experience for casuals and cinephiles utilizing comparative ratings to generate a shareable list decidedly objectively subjective. So if your looking for a new way to enjoy reviewing, finding, and talk about your favorite films from the 12 Angry Men to Obsession make sure to download on App Store or Google Play Store and join the new wave of film enjoyers!

Link Here:

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/mo...

Hey r/WebGames! I made a little tile strategy game called TILE RUSH and wanted to share it here. Play it free: https://87d49050eaef4ead94d0f91c... How it works: - 4 elemental tiles: Fire Water Nature Storm + Dragon wildcards - Build sets (Triplets, Runs, Flushes) and chain them into combos for score multipliers - Declare RUSH when your hand is empty doubles your score - Use energy abilities: Steal tiles, Swap hands, Peek, Recycle from discard pile - 3 rounds, first to highest score wins Modes: - Solo vs AI (Easy / Normal / Hard) - 2-4 player online share a room code, play with anyone Why I built it: Wanted something fast and strategic that you can learn in 3 minutes and play in a browser tab. No install, no account, works on phone too. Built-in tutorial walks you through everything if you're confused. Would love any feedback especially if something feels broken or unfun. Still improving it!

Hi Product Hunt community,

I m working on AI Offer Filter Agent, a lightweight AI-assisted workflow for solo founders and small teams who receive business offers, partnership messages, sales proposals, or collaboration requests and need to quickly decide whether they are worth reviewing.