we started as information collection tool to support voice agents! but realized we can be multi channel multi agent support system! we are looking for FREE Pilots ! if you are interested please - pm@zinq.ai
Hey everyone! I just launched SubCancel today and would love some feedback and support.
The idea came from personal frustration I kept forgetting what subscriptions I was paying for and how much they were adding up to. So I built a simple web app that tracks everything in one dashboard, shows your real monthly and yearly spend, and gives you a direct cancellation link for each service so you're not hunting through settings.
It's free to get started. Would love any upvotes, feedback, or just a look around!
SubCancel Manage & Cancel Subscriptions: Cancel unwanted subscriptions in one click. | Product Hunt
Hi, my lovely product hunt community I'm Nastassia, head of content at isFake AI detector. Ssome of you may know me from the amazing @Scade.pro team. For the past 4 years I've been doing content marketing for global AI startups and been a part of PH community for 2.5 years. But this post is a little love letter to a product that became my personal puzzle piece in understanding AI from a completely different angle. It's called isFake.AI, a multimodal AI detector for video, images, audio, and text. It was built by a team of cybersecurity and ML specialists, and I help them write media articles and research. And somehow along the way I fell in love with it.
We come from engineering, not from interiors. That s important context.
Because when we first looked at the interior design workflow, we saw it like developers. We saw a pipeline full of blocking tasks. Hand-offs. Manual rebuilds. The kind of stuff you d refactor immediately if it were code.
Building in public FlashHQ update #3. Created and scheduled by FlashHQ: FACEBOOK INK HERE
Stack transparency for this community: FlashHQ was built using Claude Code and Claude.ai from Anthropic. Content generation runs on Claude AI. Video generation runs on Kling AI. I chose both after building with them and trusting the output quality enough to put them at the core of a commercial product. New this week: FlashHQ now includes AI video generation powered by Kling AI. Generate short-form video content directly inside the platform no third-party tools, no switching tabs. Full media generation: AI Images: DALL-E 3 or Stability AI (square/portrait/landscape) AI Video: Kling AI for short-form video content Content creation: write manually, Claude Rewrite, or Claude writes from topic. User always controls what publishes. Inbox Autonomy: Disabled / Draft Only / Smart Approve / Full Autonomy. Kill Switch + Audit Trail. Launching on PH in a few days. Would love this community's take. David, Founder @ DASTech
I started building it because I kept feeling that most API tools work well for single requests, but become much less helpful once the work turns into an actual flow. The moment you need to chain requests, reuse variables from previous responses, understand dependencies, or debug failures step by step, the experience gets much more fragmented than it should be. Luzo is my attempt to make that workflow layer feel more natural. I wanted something that lets you design API flows visually, see how data moves between steps, and inspect execution as it happens instead of piecing everything together from logs. I d especially love feedback on three things: whether the workflow model feels intuitive, whether the execution timeline helps with debugging, and whether the desktop-first direction makes sense for this kind of tool.
Noticed something weird about image uploads on LinkedIn anyone else?
Was uploading AI-assisted images for posts and kept seeing a "Content credentials" label appear even on images I'd heavily edited. Spent a while figuring out it was embedded metadata from the generation tool that LinkedIn reads on upload.
I ve been working on something simple for the moment right before a craving takes over. Not tracking streaks. Not motivation.
Just helping you get through that one moment where your brain starts negotiating. I tested it on 400+ craving moments and saw around a 39% drop when I interrupted early. It s still early, but it s been surprisingly helpful for me. Would love honest feedback if you try it:
https://cravynapp.com Curious if others recognize that moment where a relapse basically starts before it actually happens
