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22d ago

HourOps - Convert projects, tasks, timsheets into valuable data and invoicing

Hello Members,
I would love to share about HourOps.com - A workforce management platform that converts the projects, tasks, timsheets into valuable data, reporting, auditing and invoicing.
What's special about HourOps and makes valuable ?

  1. Create your own workspace, invite users, add designations, holidays, company leave types and manage roles for your employees.

  2. Option to create sub-accounts for vendors / contractors / child organization if you prefer to keep the data isolated for them.

  3. Manage projects and tasks in one place.

  4. Share projects across accounts and sub-accounts by keeping members isolated.

  5. Track timesheets without messy spreadsheets.

  6. Handle leave requests, balances, and holidays.

  7. AI Assistant for your help to approve leaves, timesheets with bulks approvals supported.

  8. Sub accounts invoicing - A sub-account admin can raise invoice to main organization with timesheet as soirce of truth

  9. Export your data and do anything with it (pass it your own LLM to extract more information)

There are much more interesting fetaures in hourops.
HourOps.com has basic plan to test all the features before paying for a subscription.

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23d ago

PromptCraft AI: New Creative Options for Better AI Image Prompts

PromptCraft AI New Creative Options Are Here!

Hey Product Hunt community!

About two months ago, I launched PromptCraft AI to help people transform simple ideas into more detailed AI image-generation prompts.

Since then, I've continued improving the tool and have added more ways to customize prompts.

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24d ago

The 60-Second UX Test Where do new users get stuck first?

I'm tweaking a small web tool that turns raw meeting notes into clean follow-up emails (action items, owners, next steps).

The core logic works, but testing it with friends proved one thing real notes are way messier than we think.

Before launching, I m obsessed with the first 60 seconds Is the empty state self-explanatory, or does it feel like a chore? Where do users pause?

What s the single best UX critique you received during an early trial run that completely changed your workflow? Drop your insights below!

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2mo ago

Does anyone know AI Video tools that DON'T give you uneditable AI slop?

Genuine question, and I'll say up front that we built one, so take this with the appropriate salt.

Here's the thing that keeps happening. You generate a video. It's 90 percent there. One line in the voiceover is wrong, or a zoom lands on the wrong part of the screen, or the pacing is off in the middle.

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22d ago

You don’t have to unplug to lock in. I’m building a different social network.

Hey I m Jordan, founder of What s New (https://whatsnewwith.you).

I like the internet. I like making things, discovering artists, and keeping up with people I care about. But opening an app to check on a friend shouldn t turn into 45 minutes of videos I never meant to watch.

If you re building a business, learning a skill, making art, or just trying to be more present with your family, your attention matters. So do your relationships. I don t think we should have to sacrifice one for the other.

That s why I m building What s New: a social network meant to fit into a life you re actively living.

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3mo ago

Most “autonomous” AI agents are one verification email away from becoming useless.

They can research, browse, and write code.

Then a website says:

Check your inbox.

Or:

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23d ago

Introducing PMDesk: a Mac desk for multiple Claude Code & Codex agents

Hi everyone,

I'm the maker of PMDesk. I work on several client projects plus my own products, and over time I moved almost everything (docs, Q&A, backlog, implementation) into AI agents and the command line. One agent per project was easy. Ten of them was not.

I ran iTerm2 with one screen split into many panes, and I could never tell at a glance which project a pane belonged to, what it was doing, or whether it was waiting for my answer. Reading a client document meant opening Box, finding the file, downloading it, then handing it to the agent.

So I built PMDesk. It's a macOS app for the person directing the agents, not for writing code by hand.

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5mo ago

What's the product you're most proud of building?

Not the one that made the most money. Not the one with the most users.

Just the one you're genuinely proud to have built. What made it so special?

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22d ago

AI coding agents now read 50–66% of developer docs. How are you keeping your API docs updated?

Came across a wild stat recently

Mintlify reported that AI coding agents like Claude Code and Cursor made up 66% of traffic across their hosted docs in July, up from 15.2% in January. GitBook saw a similar jump (51.8% of page reads).

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22d ago

Does this portfolio-risk tool explain itself? Looking for candid feedback

I m a USC student working on Portfolio Autopsy. It s a free site for exploring how a current mix of investments could have behaved during past market declines.

I ve changed the homepage and sample report, and I need feedback from someone seeing them for the first time.

https://portfolioautopsy.pages.d...

If you have two minutes, try the Try a sample portfolio button. You can use the example holdings without an account or an upload.

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