A lot of AI products stop at generate.

But real work also involves coordination.

That s why calendar workflows are part of Provoke.

Inside the product, calendar isn t treated like an isolated plugin.

I built Prompt Helix.

A Chrome extension that lets you ask AI questions about any webpage without copy-pasting context in. BYOK, four AI providers, built-in intents.

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Hey Makers,

I m a UX designer who hates "pretty junk." I value logic, structure, and 200,000+ data points over flashy buttons. So I built Business GPT (Bunzee) to kill "startup fog" and validate ideas with cold, hard math.

The problem? It seems I ve built a tool that is so "logical" it might be boring. Or maybe the UX is just a nightmare that only I understand. I m tired of "nice tool!" comments that lead to zero retention. I need the brutal, ego-bruising truth.

Just launched AdOps Auditor an AI tool that audits campaign naming conventions for GAM, SFMC, and DOOH teams. Built it as a data engineer who kept seeing broken campaign names corrupt attribution data at scale. Free to try: adopsauditor.com

Hello there,
I am Alvin, and I am developing a meeting tool for individuals, groups and teams at the moment. Right on spot it is called Dundry. At this point I have been working and developing for a certain amount of time and I am ready to soon release the application on the web. For first release we will be having it web based and short after we will release it for desktop app download for both MacOS and Windows!
But, as always we need to try it out like a real thing before we actually release it. That is why I write this. We need more eyes on Dundry, people trying it out for bugs, the database flow and overall people who love to be a participant from the really beginning.
As I mentioned, we will be releasing Dundry on web as first launch, and so do we with the beta testing phase as well. I will drop some screenshots of Dundry down below as sneak peaks and if you feel like you are willing to be a beta tester, just reply to this thread.
Pssst.. the first 5 people that reply will get a free month of Dundry Pro plan subscription when we officially launch.
Hope to see you,
Alvin

Hi everyone,

I m curious how other makers here handle the early stage of product messaging.

When you are building a new product, it is often easy to explain the feature list, but much harder to explain the product in a short, clear, and interesting way.

I ve been thinking a lot about this problem recently:

Stop fighting your AI. Professional writers often avoid AI because it creates slop that is hard to fix. I built CooWriter AI because I was tired of fixing bad drafts. I wanted a tool that respects the writer's intent.

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Most tools use a fixed flow. You click a button and hope for the best. CooWriter AI is different.

If you ve ever tried to manage a growing team inside Jira, you know the pain:

• Tasks scattered across boards

• No real visibility into workload

• Roadmaps disconnected from reality

• Burnout you see too late