I built this text summarizer because I was constantly skimming long articles, docs, and AI outputs just to pull out the main points. Most tools either over-summarize or strip out useful context, which wasn t helping much.

This one focuses on keeping the core idea intact while cutting the noise. It s meant for quick understanding, not perfect summaries. I mostly use it to get a fast sense of long text before deciding whether it s worth a deeper read.

It s simple by design and still evolving based on how it s actually used.

We just launched a credible technical product on Product Hunt (AI for production-grade system diagrams). We don t have a social audience or influencer backing.

The result so far feels like this: without followers, even strong or niche products barely get discovered. Meanwhile launches with distribution seem to dominate regardless of depth or seriousness.

Not complaining, just curious if others felt the same and how they solved it:
Did you build an audience first?
Did you partner with a hunter?
Did you skip PH entirely and launch elsewhere?

Genuinely interested in strategies that don t rely on paid promotion or pre-existing fame.

Hi Product Hunt

I m Ivan Khakharev, founder and CEO of APItizer a visual REST API contract builder.

I ve been working as a system analyst in enterprise IT companies for over 8 years, and during this time I ve repeatedly faced the same problems:

Hi Product Hunt

I m building WordToTime.org, a small utility site focused on one simple problem:
figuring out how long something actually takes to say out loud.

The Speaking Time Calculator lets you:

• Paste your script and estimate speaking time based on realistic WPM

• Listen to your text using your browser s built-in voice (no server, no uploads)

• Adjust speaking rate, pitch, and volume

• Follow along with real-time word highlighting while it reads

Hey PH community!

We developed TableExtend using Cursor (essentially no-code). It s an AI-powered tool designed to expand and enhance spreadsheet data without needing any coding. Currently, it s still in the testing phase.

Most phone batteries don t fail because of age, but because of habits: overcharging overnight, heat during fast charging, and frequent deep discharge.

Full Charge Alarm is a lightweight Android app that focuses on fixing those everyday problems:

• Alerts when charging hits 80 / 90 / 100%

• Real-time battery temperature warnings

• Low battery alerts before sudden shutdowns

• Live charging current, voltage & capacity

• Time-to-full and remaining battery estimates

• Charging history to spot unhealthy patterns

No accounts, no tracking, no unnecessary permissions.
Runs reliably in the background with minimal battery usage.

Hey folks! After about 14 months of building, we launched on Product Hunt today.

We re working on making mobile testing reflect real-world app behavior - with instant access to real Android & iOS devices, optional AI-driven automation, and a single Magic Link that keeps all app versions and stakeholders aligned.

Most people export GSC data to spreadsheets, write formulas, maybe build a Looker dashboard. It works, but it's slow and you lose context the moment you have a new question.                                                                                                     

We built an MCP server that connects Google Search Console directly to Claude. No exports. No dashboards. Just ask questions in plain English:                                                                                                                                 

AI has allowed the working world to automate and streamline tasks so we can focus on more important items on our agenda. But when it comes to working with our users, how can we use AI as a customer-facing tool?

Enter Jotform AI Agents, our newest AI tool, designed to be the future of customer service. Train and customize your own AI Agents to manage administrative tasks. AI Agents can field calls, respond to and send SMS messages, help users fill out forms, answer questions, and so much more.

We re launching February 25 at 10 a.m. PST and would love your feedback and participation.