Building in public FlashHQ update #3. Created and scheduled by FlashHQ: FACEBOOK INK HERE
Stack transparency for this community: FlashHQ was built using Claude Code and Claude.ai from Anthropic. Content generation runs on Claude AI. Video generation runs on Kling AI. I chose both after building with them and trusting the output quality enough to put them at the core of a commercial product. New this week: FlashHQ now includes AI video generation powered by Kling AI. Generate short-form video content directly inside the platform no third-party tools, no switching tabs. Full media generation: AI Images: DALL-E 3 or Stability AI (square/portrait/landscape) AI Video: Kling AI for short-form video content Content creation: write manually, Claude Rewrite, or Claude writes from topic. User always controls what publishes. Inbox Autonomy: Disabled / Draft Only / Smart Approve / Full Autonomy. Kill Switch + Audit Trail. Launching on PH in a few days. Would love this community's take. David, Founder @ DASTech
Noticed something weird about image uploads on LinkedIn anyone else?
Was uploading AI-assisted images for posts and kept seeing a "Content credentials" label appear even on images I'd heavily edited. Spent a while figuring out it was embedded metadata from the generation tool that LinkedIn reads on upload.
Hey everyone I ve been working on a project called OMIU and just launched it.
The idea came from frustration with existing link-in-bio and simple site builders. They can feel restrictive or too much of a learning curve for what should be a quick, clean one-page site.
OMIU sits in that middle ground:
Block-based editor (drag, drop, reorder anything)
No templates locking you in full control over layout
Instant publishing with a clean, responsive output
Works for link-in-bio pages, personal sites, and lightweight portfolios
https://aidocrithm.com I m currently building Docrithm, an AI-powered system that automates document handling. The idea is to remove manual work completely from document workflows. Right now it can: Read PDFs, images, and scanned files Automatically rename files based on content Extract key data (dates, names, amounts, etc.) Organize documents into structured folders Generate summaries Make everything searchable The goal is simple: No more manual file management I d love feedback on a few things: 1. Would this actually save time in your workflow? 2. What s the most frustrating part of managing documents today? 3. What s missing from current tools you ve tried? Open to honest feedback even if it s critical.
I've been working on something for a while and it's finally live on Product Hunt today.
DeepMarket is a real-time 3D underwater ocean that visualizes ~200 cryptocurrencies as sea creatures. Bitcoin is a Kraken on the ocean floor. Ethereum is a Blue Whale. Meme coins are jellyfish near the surface. Every creature's behavior its depth, speed, glow, the way it moves is driven by live Binance data. Nothing is random.
The part that took the longest to get right was the ocean itself. Market volatility drives the weather. When CVIX is low, you get glass-like water and god rays. When it spikes, storms roll in, visibility drops, and creatures scatter. The ocean breathes with the market.
The idea started because I found traditional dashboards exhausting. Walls of numbers and candlestick charts are powerful tools, but they never gave me an intuitive sense of what the market was actually doing. I wanted something I could glance at and just feel whether things were calm or chaotic.
A few months ago, we launched CoreSight here as a McKinsey-in-a-box platform for founders and operators. You showed up, gave us great feedback, and we've been building since.
This time, we're focused on a feature we've been quietly using ourselves: Analyze a stock.
Hi everyone! I'm an Italian indie developer and I wanted to share a project I'm working on, hoping to get some feedback.
As a huge movie fan, I used apps like CineTrak for years, until they started imposing limits on lists. I also tried other popular trackers (TV Time, Letterboxd, IMDb), but I couldn't find the perfect app for my needs. So, over the last year, I decided to build my own personal alternative from scratch and make it public and completely free for everyone.
We saw @aaronoleary's post this morning and did a full sprint. A few hours later, Flare is live on Product Hunt.
Flare is an AI-native social app where you capture signals of your life, video, photos, texts, links, and audios; and autonomous AI agents do the rest. They observe your patterns and your friends' over time, surfacing insights you wouldn't notice yourself.
No followers. No likes. No performance. Your identity emerges from what you actually do.
