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Fonic
Turn messy work into interactive, actionable reports
29 followers
Turn messy work into interactive, actionable reports
29 followers
Fonic.ai turns scattered inputs into professional, interactive reports in minutes. Connect your tools via MCP or paste your raw material, and it automatically generates a polished report ready to share (the more diverse your inputs, the richer the report!). Recipients can chat with an AI inside the report and approve action items, eliminating endless back-and-forth across emails or threads. Use Fonic for weekly updates, campaign recaps, project summaries, and more. Fully free while in beta.
Noloco
Hey Product Hunt 👋
We started building Fonic after hearing the same thing from account managers over and over:
And even after that, there was still the back-and-forth: sending the report, answering follow-ups, clarifying numbers, updating things, chasing feedback across threads.
The source material was always there (Slack threads, call recaps, metrics exports, screenshots). The painful part was the assembly and everything that came after hitting send.
So we built Fonic to handle the full loop, not just the writing.
It does two things we care a lot about:
Turns messy scattered inputs into structured reports: the more notes, transcripts, spreadsheets, or screenshots you plug in, the better the report becomes!
Lets recipients interact with the reports: instead of static docs, people can chat with AI inside the report, approve action items, and more
And you’re notified when they actually open and engage with it, keeping feedback in one place instead of scattered across threads.
The goal is simple:
go from scattered inputs → polished report → real feedback, without the usual back-and-forth.
Fonic also connects through MCP, so it can plug into your existing tools and context, instead of working in isolation.
Security is a priority for us: all data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and your content is never used to train AI models. The AI chat inside your report is designed to only discuss the contents of the report, and not the underlying tools or data you shared with Fonic.
We’re still early, and this is very much shaped by real workflows.
Would love to hear:
What would you use this for?
Where does your current reporting process break down?
What would make this a no-brainer in your workflow?
I’ll be here all day! happy to answer anything 🙌
@darraghmckay the back-and-forth after sending a report is literally where my productivity goes to die. love the idea of people just chatting with the ai inside the report instead of emailing me 'quick questions' all morning. definitely giving fonic a spin today.
Noloco
That's exactly why we started working on Fonic @priya_kushwaha1 ! You lose so much time, even explaining simple things you have explained before. Let us know what you think, or share your fonic here
This would be a nice to have tool in the architecture world where in every single meeting there is a long thread of back and forth with multiple stakeholders and with a lot of contradictions in the timeline!
Noloco
Completely agree @mary_rojas1 ! So many details get lost in the meetings and never make it out of the transcript. You can try to use Fonic to prepare a summary tailored to each of the different stakeholders, and share it directly with them
i work with clients all the time and this is a total time saver. I've also tinkered with versions of this my self (im a builder) but sometimes it's easier just to offload a task like this to something purpose built! Great work
Noloco
That's how we started too@mattdotroberts ! Thanks 🚀
So you’re telling me I can finally stop pretending that 'copy-pasting from 14 different Slack threads' can be considered a personality trait?
Looking forward to never again hearing the words 'Can you walk me through this?' five minutes after I sent a 10-page report. You’re basically saving account managers from a lifetime of tab-switching induced carpal tunnel.
Noloco
@kelly_lee_zeeman , exactly. We’re hoping to make “copy-pasting from 14 Slack threads” sound less like a workflow and more like a cry for help. Glad this resonated.
Would love to see what you make