After 26 years in corporate IT, I launched Dial369 on Product Hunt today: a browser-local organogram chart builder that keeps all company hierarchy and employee data 100% in your browser (zero cloud storage, works completely offline in Airplane Mode).
We re live on Product Hunt right now, and I d love your brutally honest feedback on our UX and drag-and-drop builder: https://www.producthunt.com/prod...
More importantly: What are you currently building or launching? Drop your link and one-liner below I ll check out every single one and leave feedback!
We've been working on something called Think Decor, and I'd love to share it with the community.
One problem we've noticed is that planning a room makeover is surprisingly difficult. You might like a particular wall colour, flooring style or sofa, but it's hard to imagine how everything will look together in your actual room.
So we built Think Decor to make that process easier.
AI assistants got good at writing landing pages. Getting one live is still the hard part: hosting, a form that actually sends leads somewhere, spam, and knowing whether anyone read past the first screen.
Pageree connects to the assistant you already use: ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor or Codex. You describe the page, get a private preview, say "publish", and it's live on its own address or your domain. Every form works: spam-checked, filtered by your rules, delivered to your inbox or your CRM. A week later you ask "how's the page doing?" and your assistant reads section-by-section visitor data and suggests one change.
30-day free trial, then from $5 a month.
I'd love honest feedback, especially if you've tried to get an AI-written page live with a working form. What broke for you?
I excited to share that I have built ArchitectGBT - Find Your Perfect AI Model and now its BETA live. ArchitectGBT is an AI-powered tool that takes the guesswork out of LLM selection.
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I'm part of the XWiki team, and we've recently released an open-source MCP server that lets AI agents interact directly with content stored in XWiki, our knowledge management and collaboration platform.
The idea came from a challenge we're seeing more often: organizations have years of documentation, procedures, and structured knowledge in their wikis, and they want to make that information accessible to AI agents without moving it to another platform.
With the MCP server, agents like Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode can search and read wiki pages, access attachments and page history, query structured data, and create or edit content.
One design decision we'd particularly like feedback on is how we handle permissions and write access. The MCP server uses XWiki's existing permission system, so authenticated agents act with the rights of the user they're connected as. Write operations are disabled by default and need to be explicitly enabled by an administrator.
I built user/aiMAX because working with AI shouldn t mean constantly repeating yourself, keeping track of unfinished work and reminding it what you were trying to accomplish.
It s a shared workspace that keeps you and your connected AI organized around one moving queue: Flow.
You can keep adding ideas as they come to you. Each new idea gets saved without replacing the current task. Your AI keeps working, and you don t have to hold every unfinished thought in your head.
Hey makers, I m building Lumen AI Sidebar Assistant, a Chrome sidebar extension for browsing. I m trying to figure out the best API key flow for users and could use your input. Right now I have two options to consider: 1. Ask users to bring their own API keys. This is reliable, but many casual users don t have one ready to test quickly. 2. Offer a shared free API access for trial. The problem is free tiers are slow, hit rate limits easily and can be unstable. I m trying to balance a smooth onboarding experience without running into reliability issues. Has anyone run into this same problem with a small browser extension? Any better approaches or stable free API options you d suggest? Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
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