There is a very quick way to create UI for a mobile application or a website. I used this approach to create the UI for one of my side projects. To create the design, I used Google Stitch (https://stitch.withgoogle.com/).
Stitch allows you to design using prompts, then edit specific parts of the image by highlighting them and describing what to change. You can download the designs in HTML or PNG. If you need a ready to use HTML page, you already have it. In my case, I needed functional HTML pages that communicate with a backend API on AWS.
We ve all heard of AI writing assistants, but they usually stop at a few chapters or require constant "continue" prompts. I wanted to build something that handles the heavy lifting of long-form content in one go. I m excited to share the beta of **LatentBooks**. It s an engine designed to generate complete, structured books sometimes reaching 500+ pages in less than 5 minutes. The tool is currently in open beta and completely free to use. Check it out here: https://www.latentbooks.ai
Hi Product Hunt We are building not another bulk content generator, but a writing partner that supports your creativity. Today we re shipping new features! Smart Context Mentions
Use @ to pull files from your knowledge base directly into edits. Inline Assist (Cmd + K)
Refine, expand, or shift tone without breaking flow. Slash Commands
/expand /reword /explain instant, in-place evolution. No tab switching.
No context loss.
No generic outputs. Just better thinking, amplified.
If you care about voice, depth, and flow: Clara is for you. www.claramuse.com We d love your feedback
I built this for myself. Technical founders tend to either over-engineer their planning or ignore it entirely. FounderScope is the middle ground: opinionated enough to give structure (Osterwalder's BMC/VPC framework, experiment lifecycle, Stage-Gate roadmap), flexible enough to not feel like corporate consultancy theater.
Key differentiator: every hypothesis is a first-class object. You don't just write it on a sticky note you link it to experiments, track validation status, and connect it to your financial assumptions. When something gets invalidated, the whole model knows.
Early stage, but functional. Would love feedback from founders who've been through lean startup cycles.
I am currently developing a service that combines Agentic E2E Testing with Automated Triage (Fail Reporting), and I would love to hear your honest feedback.
