Something I've been thinking about as we're about to launch PostGod:

Most founders treat personal branding as "nice to have" while treating product development as "must have." However, investors, early customers, and potential hires check your LinkedIn before they engage with your product.

Growing up in a small town in West Germany, I couldn't help but wonder what the world looked like beyond the horizon. Family road trips and vacations across Europe eventually sparked my passion for travel.

My first extended solo trip took me across Asia. Travel planning was limited travel guidebooks, and fragmented info on the internet. I visited incredible places, but if you asked me today to recount those memories, I honestly couldn't tell you much. What I do remember are the moments I never planned: getting lost in a neighborhood, talking with locals, meeting fellow travelers, and discovering places that weren't on anyone's bucket list.

That's when I realized that travel had happened to me. I was moving from place to place instead of truly experiencing them.

Today, we're faced with a different dilemma which is information overload with unlimited travel content, AI generated itineraries, social media, reviews, and recommendations. Finding places isn't hard anymore. Finding places that feel right for you still is.

Hi folks we're Dan and Katya, a two-person team. We run, and we build things.

For the last year and a half we've been making the running coach we always wanted to exist basically Garmin Coach, but for Apple Watch. You tell it what you're training for (5K to marathon) and when; it builds the whole plan every week to race day, every pace derived from a race you've actually run and your Watch runs it from the wrist: live intervals, pace targets, haptic cues, no phone needed.

Is your AI project open source on GitHub or Hugging Face?

I'm building a feature that lets maintainers claim their project on opensourceai.tech to keep information up to date and help more developers discover it long after launch.

I made Byte, a native Mac app for chatting with AI models. You bring your own API key (Claude, GPT, Gemini, whatever you use) and pay the provider directly instead of stacking a subscription on top. Or skip keys entirely and run local models like Llama for free.

More info: https://get-byte.app/

Hey PH,

Small thing for anyone who supported us on launch and works on open source. We're comping the Hobby plan for the next 100 OSS maintainers who apply. One month, full plan, no card.

You get:

• 100 AI code reviews / month

• 50 CI/CD security scans / month

• 3 enrolled repos with auto-review

• Runtime Watchdog GitHub Action

Hey everyone,

I built Ekloge, a daily newsletter for keeping up with AI without constantly checking X, Hacker News, GitHub, Product Hunt, YouTube, and tech blogs.

It collects updates from these sources, filters out noise and duplicate coverage, and organizes the useful stories into releases, tools, articles, discussions, funding news, and AI events in Bengaluru.

The whole pipeline - from collecting stories to publishing the web edition and sending the email - is automated.

Over the past few months, we've had conversations with founders, builders, and developers using MySpec. One thing became very clear: generating a specification wasn't enough. People wanted a workflow that matched how they actually build products with AI.

So instead of adding another feature, we redesigned the experience from the ground up.

The new version includes a smarter AI-guided discovery process that asks better questions, a clearer review workflow before moving to the next stage, improved specifications with stronger structure and edge-case coverage, and support for both Greenfield projects and Brownfield projects where you're already working with an existing codebase through MCP. The goal wasn't to generate more documents, it was to help teams make better product decisions before writing code.

Before we continue building, we'd really appreciate feedback from the Product Hunt community on a few specific things:

Hi everyone,

I m building ToolMint, a growing collection of free browser-based tools for SEO, marketing, development, business, and productivity.