Zyvia

Get Tasks Done With Intent

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Get Tasks Done With Intent

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Zyvia is designed around intent, making it easy to turn ideas into action. You simply describe what you want to do, and Zyvia translates that intent into real tasks inside your workspace. Tasks and documents stay closely connected, so context is always available. This launch focuses on an AI-first experience that helps teams stay focused and get work done faster with less overhead.

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I’m Yog, the maker of Zyvia. I built Zyvia after working in teams where tasks and context were scattered across too many tools. The constant switching made even simple work feel heavier than it needed to be. Zyvia is my attempt to flip that. It’s an AI-first, intent-based system where you describe what you want to do, and it turns into real work inside your workspace. This is an early launch, and I’d genuinely love your feedback. Thanks for checking it out 🙌

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6mo ago

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6mo ago

🎉 We put confetti in Zyvia and people actually cried (happy tears)

You finally finish that thing you've been avoiding for 3 days
You click "complete"
Your app gives you... a grey checkmark. Maybe a toast notification if you're lucky

That's it?

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6mo ago

Why I stopped using ChatGPT for task planning

For months, I had the same ritual every morning.

Open ChatGPT. Describe what I wanted to build that day. Wait for it to break down the feature into tasks. Copy each one. Open Linear. Paste. Format. Add labels. Repeat.

It worked. Sort of.

But something felt broken about using the smartest planning tool available, then manually transcribing its output into another system like it's 2015.

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6mo ago

We moved from “Teams” to “Apps” in our SaaS — did we overthink this?

Hey Hunters,

Zyvia's intent-based task platform built mainly for:

Devs
Solo founders
Vibe coders
Small dev-heavy teams

The core idea is simple:

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