Your product probably doesn t need a redesign.

It needs better colors.

Most interfaces already have:
good layouts
decent typography
modern components

But they still don t feel premium.

Basivis analyzes the structure of any vision across four fields: direction, tragline, elements and constraints. It does not learn, store or infer. Every request is isolated and produces a predictable structural profile.

Basivis is built for people who want clarity without noise founders, strategists, architects, writers, and anyone who needs to understand the structure behind what they want to build.

What it returns:

• integrity levels

• blindspots

• tension

• signals

• structural score

Layerproof is launching on Product Hunt!
Struggling to keep up with ever-changing social media trends and create content that actually sticks?

@LayerProof is your new creative sidekick. We help you design high-quality social content at the speed of trends, so you can focus on what you do best.
Want to try it? Head over to LayerProof Matte 2.0

As part of the Layerproof team, I've seen firsthand how frustrating it can be to constantly chase the next viral trend while juggling design and marketing.
We built Layerproof because we believe creativity shouldn't be a bottleneck. We wanted to create a tool that empowers creators and marketers to produce amazing content without the usual stress. It's been a journey, and we're so excited to finally share it with you all.
We'd be incredibly grateful for your support with an upvote and any feedback you might have!

Hi Product Hunt,

I m the founder of Fratres X AI, Kyle, and I am an independent security consultant focused on AI agents and autonomous systems defense and hardening.

As AI agents become increasingly capable of real-world actions (shopping, research, booking, code execution, etc.), new attack surfaces like prompt injection and tool hijacking have emerged as serious risks.

Through Fratres X AI, I offer specialized stress testing and vulnerability assessments for AI browser agents and autonomous systems.
My work includes:

Hey Product Hunt!

For too long, the phrase "online IDE" meant sacrificing speed for convenience. We got tired of the latency, so we built something entirely different.

NitroIDE is a zero-latency, local-first browser IDE. We wanted to prove that the browser finally became a real development environment.

Here is what we engineered for you:

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.

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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?

We spent 6 months building the AI video tool we wished existed. Most tools give you templates and hope. We give you control. Here's what makes WorkLess different: Frame-by-frame control
Not templates. You decide every scene, custom prompt per frame, exact timing. Your vision, not the AI's guess. 

Hey everyone!

Today I officially launched my first app on the App Store after around 2 years of learning SwiftUI and iOS development.