First, a genuine thank-you: ClawTeams just went #1 Product of the Day and #1 Product of the Week on Product Hunt. A huge part of that came from feedback in this community, the questions, critiques, and edge cases you all raised shaped what we built. So this post is half thank-you and half an invitation to keep going on the harder problem underneath it.
We've been building ClawTeams, an IM-native platform where you describe an outcome to a "team lead" agent and it splits the work across specialist agents that run in parallel, inside the chat tools you already use (Slack, Telegram, WeCom, DingTalk, Lark). I wanted to share what we're working on and get this community's take, because the deeper we get the more convinced I am that the hard problem isn't making agents smarter. It's making a group of them accountable.
AI website builder, similar to lovable yet quite different Lovable is for Web apps while Ginta is for actual websites. Ginta provides websites perfect for Google ranking and SEO. 95-100 average speed score for the sites. The Ginta AI is trained to instantly set the site up for 95-100 scores and is instantly tested for it via Google API. Just saying I think Ginta the only website builder actually focused on it being a website rather than an impressive Web app that can do functions. Average small business doesn't need that. If you own something and need a website check it out really, there is a MCP too which is actually the better way to build sites. https://www.producthunt.com/prod...
Hi guys, just getting into the startup world. I know my website isn't great but would love to hear any and all feedback and advice! My dms are open and looking forward to learning more and getting more into this space.
Ever had a project idea but struggled to find the right people to build it with?
I have. That's one of the reasons I started building Buildory.
It's a platform where students can discover what others are building, showcase their own projects, and find collaborators based on skills and interests - not just which college they attend.
I'm especially interested in making hackathon team formation easier, while giving projects a life beyond the event.
I share a lot of screenshots for work, and I kept leaking stuff by accident: emails, names, tokens in a terminal. So I built KelpShot, a native Mac screenshot app.