I've been using Claude Code daily for months, and while it's incredible, I kept running into the same frustration: I had no idea what was actually happening during sessions. Why did that refactoring cost $12? Why did it take 15 minutes? Is Claude reading the same config file over and over? The answers were technically there buried in .jsonl log files that I'd never realistically parse by hand. So I built Argus, a VSCode extension that just... reads those files and makes sense of them.
Hey everyone! We just launched Coresignal Data Search on Product Hunt today and would love your support and honest feedback.
What is it? Coresignal Data Search lets you build B2B data lists using natural language and easily query multi-source company, employee, and jobs data. Just describe what you need, and the AI agent generates a structured lead list you can preview, refine, and download instantly.
Squad lets solo founders, small teams and organisations deploy and manage multiple OpenClaw agents without a mac mini, terminal commands or any infrastructure headache.
I built Huntivo to solve a simple problem. Most lead gen tools give you a list of businesses and leave you to figure out the rest. You still have to research each one, check if they need what you sell, and come up with a reason to reach out.
Huntivo does all of that for you. Pick a city, choose a business type, and select a service gap like "no website" or "no SEO." It pulls leads from Google Places, then the AI reads their website and Google Reviews to confirm exactly what they're missing.
Every lead comes with a reason to reach out. No guessing, no wasted calls.
Free to try, paid plans start at $29/month. Would love your feedback. https://huntivoleads.com/
Here's what vibe coding actually looked like in practice. What AI handled well ~70% of boilerplate on first pass navigation, state management, notification scheduling. I described the architecture in plain language, got working code back. Content generation, App Store copy drafts, edge case surfacing. That part felt like flow. Where the vibe broke: judgment calls AI suggested a standard onboarding. Generic, functional, wrong. Good UX requires knowing why someone opens an affirmation app at 7am what emotional state they're in, what friction kills the habit before it forms. Scrapped it. Built from scratch. Same with notifications.
Kody, the AI of my CodeMasterIp app, is creating ecosystems in the form of other apps that I will publish on Product Hunt when my CodeMasterIp team has everything ready and optimized, Thank you for your support
Hey Product Hunt community! I'm Alek, a full-stack developer from the UK.
I built StreamVox because I kept missing half of my Zoom calls with international teammates - and I got tired of it. StreamVox is a Windows app that translates any audio in real time using AI. What it does:
- Live subtitles + AI translation for any audio on your PC
- Works with Zoom, Discord, Teams, YouTube, games, mobile calls
- Per-App Audio Capture (translate only the app you choose)
- Overlay window - always on top, never in the way
- 47 input + 49 target languages
- Privacy-first - nothing stored or recorded
- Free plan available on Microsoft Store I just shipped v1.3.0 with Per-App Audio - a big accuracy improvement for calls and gaming. Would love honest feedback:
- Does this solve a real problem for you?
- What would you add or change?
- Would you use it for gaming / streaming / work calls? Try it free: streamvox.pro
Microsoft Store: search "StreamVox" Thanks for any feedback!
