... everybody was talking to devices, there d be no privacy and we d be disturbing other people. I thought: If we could build a device that lets you communicate with everything around you silently, that would be a game-changer. So we spent half a year building an early version of that. It was a small wearable device that converted neural signals from silent speech into text or voice. Once we had it working in a limited capacity, we raised ... ... other hardware devices launch and crash. Back then, consumer voice workflows hadn t crossed the chasm. Our hardware product would have flopped even though it would have been the most magical thing in the world. The Conversation That Changed

... clever .com before writing a single line of code? Or do you ship the MVP and slap on whatever domain wasn t taken at the time? Cast your vote and tell us why. Bonus points if you ve ever changed your product idea because the domain wasn t available. Comment from Tom Ideaxton(@ideaxton): @aaronoleary  When I saw that the domain was available on the registrar's website, I didn't even think twice and bought ... ... need to show to friendly customers to test they will even give you feedback about the brand. something you use as a lamp shade in your country could be a fruit bowl in an other culture. brands are changing

... sure why there is a need for products to undergo a branding upgrade (like name, logo, colour, etc.) even when the core set of features have not changed much. Whenever I came across such pivots, I felt like it's an attempt to change

... alex_ivanovski): The first couple of days, I ll admit, I was just wasting time playing around with AI, asking silly or random questions out of curiosity. It was more about entertainment than anything else. But over time, that changed a lot. Now, I use it primarily for work writing, research, organizing tasks and every now and then I ask for advice on things like minor health concerns or even quick recipes. That said, when it comes to serious health ... ... super intentional about how you spend the extra capacity, it can easily disappear into distractions, endless editing, or more busywork. I see the real difference when I actually plan how to use that saved time, otherwise agreed, it just changes

... Clean visual interface for assigning/removing members when cards move between lists. Rename your lists? No worries everything still works. Unique feature: every card gets its own Board Assistant panel, where you can define custom per-card rules for member changes. For example: All cards moved to In Progress get assigned to John But this one card? It follows its own logic and assigns Jane instead Automatic comments = meaningful change

... Hunt team for building such an amazing platform! I d love to hear from you: * When did you first start using Product Hunt? * How has discovering or launching products here shaped your career or projects? * Any favorite launches that changed the way you work? Can t wait to read your stories and tips! Comment from Manu Goel(@manu_goel2): Not just products, the forums have been of great help - people share real life experiences and advice that is very relevant ...

... Chief People Officer even called it a reimagination of work. That really stuck with me. So here s a question for the builders, founders, and creatives here: What s one part of your job that AI has already changed or that you think won t exist the same way a year from now? Whether it's content creation, brainstorming, coding, outreach, or something else, I d love to hear how you're adapting. Let s share and learn from each ... ... other Comment from Neha(@neha_8): AI has significantly changed

... everyone, I'm Derek! I launched my first product here 6 months ago (last September), and I've noticed Product Hunt has changed quite a bit - especially the forum , which I remember used to be called "discussions". I'm really glad to see improvements like the new rich text editor (reminds me of the hacky way I used to format posts back then ) and better search functionality for forum threads. What matters even more to me as a maker ... ... increased transparency around the leaderboard and how products get featured . These changes

... Product Hunt I'm Kamil - a former footballer turned software developer, now founder of monity.ai - an AI-powered website change monitoring tool that acts like a personal agent for the web. It started from a simple pain point: I was traveling a lot and constantly checking for flight deals. Most tools I tried were either paid, limited, or flaky. So I wrote my own automation scripts with Node.js and Puppeteer to monitor pages and ping me when something changed

... checkpoints I had a working web for matching local contractors with local property owners. A hyper local matching service. Then when I'm running the last tests before my third deployment I suddenly notice that the admin password is changed back to a very unsafe password I used the first days of developing. Looking through the pages of my app (not too many in total) I realised that the AI had reverted back to several days old code. When ... ... asked to have the code from last night back the AI happily restored a 2 weeks old backup taking me even further back. It then told me that it had not changed

... data finally started showing what I felt for over decade, Europe was in fact struggling and for the reasons that I felt in my gut: https://x.com/levelsio/status/17... I felt we had to at least try do something to change the mindset in Europe. I started eu/acc , European Accelerationsim as an offshoot of e/acc, Effective Accelerationsim , a similar movement by Beff Jezos in the United States. Out with the pessimism about the future, and in with optimism about technology ... ... Competitiveness report which was presented to the European Commission in September 2024 and implemented in January 2025 by Ursula von der Leyen as the European Competitiveness Compass . Of course that's just reports. We need actual action and laws changed

... upfront. That will create a huge difference. Comment from Prashant Lakhlani(@plakhlani): Building a product forced me to learn sales, marketing, and so many other skills related to this. Comment from Vio from Selftalk(@viorica_vanica): I think I changed a lot while building our startup, I became more confident; I started to pay attention more on what my needs are (cause before I was more focused on others' needs); I started to prioritize better in my life either that ... ... when I realized I don't necessarily need to depend on my daily job, as I can make a lot more by building products. I never thought about it until I started building. Comment from Ali Ataei(@ataei_builder): Changed

... came back here after a long time and a lot has changed, mainly the drop of engagement in discussions. Is it just me or does anybody feel the same way? Also I observed changes

... sharing your first-hand experience with them. Haven t tried any products yet? It s a great time to start! There s tons of free products for every use case, so try searching for something that could potentially change your life. To celebrate our community members that are already leaving helpful reviews, we added a label by their name that indicates they re a top reviewer . These peeps are the realest, so make sure to take into account what they ... ... make sure to check it out on our mobile app . To make sure our app don t send your pulse through the roof, we made an improvement that will keep you feeling (inhale) calm (exhale). The option to change

... accident or did you plan it all along? Was the first choice disappoint you more or the other choice was more attractive? Or have you, for whatever reason, as a person changed? And if you could give advice to a person that hasn't found their "true" career path yet or already have one but is afraid to make the change

... there! Hope you are having a great and productive work week :) A personal question here (and why not a book recommendation thread): Which are the books that changed your mindset / broadened your perspective and why? As for me, I couldn't choose only one (because I believe every book I read gave me a small mindset change

... came to setting a definition for our product-market fit. Without a definition, a plan can not be designed and without a plan, we are not going to find product-market fit. Then all of a sudden everything changed when I changed

... Forty Rules of Love, by Elif Shafak, and it greatly changed my understanding of my faith ...

... Things have undoubtedly changed dramatically and it may be a case of some things coming with us when we go back to normal. For me it will be wearing a mask in winter, I hate the flu and I get it every single winter bar the previous one so if I can prevent it, I'm going ...