Hey Product Hunt I'm Mehmet, the builder behind Click&Boom. Thanks for checking it out. The reason I built this: I kept seeing people share "science facts" generated by AI — confident sentences with DOI links that led nowhere, or didn't exist at all. The hallucination problem is especially bad in science because most people can't tell a real citation from a fake one. So I built something where that's structurally impossible. Click&Boom queries PubMed, arXiv, Semantic Scholar, Crossref, and bioRxiv simultaneously, filters for relevance and recency, then synthesizes the top 10–20 papers into a long-form article — where every single claim links to its actual, resolvable DOI. We verify the links before publishing. You don't need an account to browse or generate. Just go to /brew, ask a science question in plain language, and the article is ready in about 60–90 seconds. Honest status: the site has been live for ~6 weeks. There are around 15 published articles right now. Category auto-detection has some bugs (working on it). And I'm still figuring out the right length — articles are running 10–14 min which is longer than I'd like. What I'd love to hear from you: — Does the citation UX feel trustworthy, or is it overwhelming? — Would a "follow topic" or email digest feature be useful to you? — Is there a science area you'd want covered that's missing? All feedback welcome — brutal honesty especially.

Click&Boom

Science explained — every claim backed by a real DOI link.

Science explained — every claim backed by a real DOI link.