I think we re still in the browser tab era of AI agents.

You open Claude in one tab, ChatGPT in another, Codex somewhere else, maybe a terminal window, maybe a half-finished project folder, maybe a notes file that only exists because you got tired of re-explaining the same context for the 47th time.

Hey Product Hunt community

I'm launching Swishr Desk tomorrow and would love your early feedback.

The flipbook software category has matured significantly. What used to be a simple PDF-to-page-turn converter is now a proper publishing platform category with meaningful differences between tools. But most buyers still evaluate on surface-level criteria.

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i Product Hunt Self-becoming is an open-source experiment in persistent AI identity. Instead of resetting every session, this system gives an LLM memory, self-state, reflection, behavioral rules, and long-term records so continuity becomes inspectable rather than imaginary. I m not claiming this proves AI consciousness. The point is to build a concrete artifact for studying what happens when an AI system accumulates continuity over time. If you check it out, I d especially love feedback on: - whether this is more interesting as a research object or developer tool - what evidence would make it more credible - where the line is between persistence, identity, and mere simulation Repo: https://github.com/benlongmao/Se...

Hi. I am looking to build a note taking app (I know). Here is very early draft: https://axonomind.com/. I am looking for as much feedback that I can get on how to make this useful and what is it that you are missing from all the other apps that might intrigue you to give it a try? Speed? Search? Coding? Links?

I m building a tool that acts like a personal assistant for landlords, brokers, and investors.

Instead of juggling templates, PDFs, and confusing permit sites this assistant helps you:

• Rental Agreement Generation Example: Create a rental agreement for a 2-bedroom apartment in Dallas, TX, starting August 1st.

• Property Disclosure Document Creation Example: Generate a seller s disclosure for this 3BHK home in Florida. The roof was replaced 5 years ago and there was water damage last year.

• HOA Rule Summarization Example: Can I rent this unit on Airbnb? (User uploads HOA PDF)

• Permit Checker by Zip/County Example: Do I need a permit to build a fence around my property in Orange County?

• Construction Cost Estimation Example: How much would it cost to remodel a 10x10 kitchen in Chicago?

• Tenant-Landlord Dispute Analyzer Example: My tenant hasn t paid rent in 2 months what can I do in Texas?

I wrote my first line of code using a ZX Spectrum 48Kb; it was 1985, and I was ten years old. Since then, I have never stopped coding. I am a developer, first a human being and then a developer. I need you to understand how much I love it, it's my way of life, my job, my passion.

I've spent the last two months building a music platform. I haven't written a single line of code. Not one. Literally. Tokens, coffee, and lost hours of sleep.
Crate is a full music platform in some ways, more complete than Spotify, Tidal, or Apple Music. It serves audio, does on-the-fly transcoding, enriches tracks, albums, and artists from a ton of sources, runs audio analysis and extracts track similarity vectors, has an adaptive equalizer that reads the audio profile of each track or follows the genre taxonomy, a discovery radio like the one Pandora had back in the early 2000s, and a lot more.
Again: not a single line of code. AI agents wrote all of it. Claude, Codex, and the ultra-efficient and extremely cheap chinese models. My role was architecture, product direction, code review, and quality control. No IDE just the terminal, the agents, and me.
This is a radically different way to build software. It's not "vibe coding." It's not "prompt and pray." It's orchestration. Planning, decomposing, reviewing, correcting. Like being a film director instead of a camera operator. The ceiling for what one person can build has moved.

There's a political, social, anti-capitalist undercurrent behind Crate. I built it because I can't stomach what Spotify, Apple, and Amazon have done to music.
Spotify pays less per stream than any competitor while spending billions on stock buybacks, podcast exclusives, and military AI contracts that are being used to perpetrate a genocide. The pro-rata model is a legal scam: your subscription subsidizes Ed Sheeran's royalty check while the band that changed your life can't pay rent. The algorithm buries independent music under AI-generated filler and major-label playlist placements. The entire relationship between a listener and a musician is mediated by a corporation whose only incentive is to keep you scrolling. Fuck that system.
Crate is a tool to break out of this. Self-hosted. Open source. Free for anyone who wants it.

Most products don t look bad because of poor UI.

They look bad because everything is screaming for attention.

A solo creator of Kiara - The Money Manager | Budget and Expense Tracker with 100% offline, privacy first design.

Kiara was born from a simple frustration: most money apps demand accounts, cloud sync, and personal data when budgeting should feel calm and private.

DEXIMIND uses Claude under the hood, it is built for simplicity and speed.

Try it free - No credit card on https://www.deximind.dev/

• Step 0: Pin/Select your context for AI

• Step 1: Chat/Brainstorm/Speak with AI

• Step 2: Push "ANALAYZE" button to Organize/Execute

• Step 3: Repeat the loop 0-1-2 Reuse/ Selectively inject your existing context to AI makes execution speed go exponential.