... Paid users unlock near-unlimited speech with tweakable styles; free users gain bonus hours. Works seamlessly in custom GPTs . Gmail and Calendar integration Pro subscribers can link Google accounts so ChatGPT flags unread emails, plans your day, and even nudges you about that dentist appointment you keep postponing . Safety and honesty boosts Over 5 000 hours of safety testing have slashed hallucinations and taught GPT-5 to more readily admit I don t know . Better vibe coding capabilities ... ... like button. Benchmarks, benchmarks, benchmarks Benchmarks should always be taken with a grain of salt . They are effectively a snapshot of a models capabilities under near perfect conditions. Sort of like the Big Mac you see on the ads vs

... crew! Together with my co-founder, Dr. Andrii (@petrukhandriy), I m building an AI wellness assistant that nudges people toward healthier habits without the guilt trip. Along the way I ve racked up: Global #1, Microsoft Imagine Cup (Software) 2 successful exits (and, for balance, 3 successful fails that taught me more than the wins) How I can help you: Turning fuzzy ideas into evidence-backed product roadmaps R&D MVP v1 workflows that keep scope (and sanity ... ... lina_huchok  same to me, Lina. You are an incredible professional! Comment from Debarghya Roy(@debarghyaroy): Love that you re tackling wellness without the shame spiral , that s a rare balance. Curious how will you measure if a nudge

... sound like it? So we built Bolo. It listens not just to what you say, but how you say it. And it gently surfaces your emotional trends over time. If your tone sounds flat, tense, or off, Bolo nudges you with small, science backed actions to bring awareness and support. No heavy journaling, no quizzes. Just voice. It s private. It s insight-focused. And it works while you are speaking. We are not trying to be your therapist ... ... this without a doubt. If anything, I d be curious how you ll ensure this blend into all the other wellness trackers, since your uniqueness really lies in those micro-moment nudges

... missing some but I've been pretty much in love with @Lovable , @Cursor , @bolt.new and have been trying to use @Replit more and I honestly haven't touched @BASE44 too much but have heard good things. @chrismessina has nudged me to use @Windsurf for whenever I build another Raycast Extension! Currently I use: - @bolt.new / @Lovable - @Cursor - @Warp Curious what everyone thinks is the top one so far! Comment from Asaf Mazuz(@asaf_mazuz): I am using @Cursor for most ... ... Speak with AI efficiently and get efficient output from AI models. Link : wepromptify.in Comment from vivek sharma(@vivek_sharma_25): Been leaning on @Lovable myself lately, especially for autonomous coding flows. Curious how folks are prioritizing speed vs

... inspired by @chrismessina to build my own Raycast extensions after he released his own! I have been using Raycast a lot more thanks to a gentle nudge from @jakecrump (and @Raycast 's latest AI releases), so I knew I wanted to build my own Raycast extension at some point. There was a lot of news about Cyberpunk for Mac released and I wanted to search if there was a deal for it on PC. I instinctively went to search Raycast ... ... Warp the model is also auto (Claude 4 Sonnet) but the planning phase is o3. My theory is that a lot of documentation referenced git commands and using a CLI, that it was easier for Warp to execute vs

... nothing stuck. Every approach eventually put the pressure back on me to stay consistent, remember, and follow through. What truly changed things was hiring someone to keep me accountable. My accountability partner had access to my daily plan, nudged me through the day, and even joined me for co-working sessions when I needed extra support. This simple system helped me and friends who tried it go from barely following routines to finishing 80 to 90 percent of our daily ...

... whole experience feel more human? With Calistant, we focused on: Flexible macros (because some days just need pizza ) Multiple logging options: voice, text, barcode, or even a photo Actually helpful insights, not just numbers Non-intrusive reminders that nudge without nagging But we re still learning and that s where you come in. How do you personally stay consistent with nutrition tracking? What s been your biggest struggle or friction point? We d love to hear your experiences and thoughts ...

... shopping lists are super easy to create and manage. Persistent reminders can repeat every 5, 10, or 15 minutes until the task is done. (I personally use a 15-minute interval so I can focus, knowing it ll nudge me again later.) Tasks without a set date? No problem they always appear for today and don t become overdue. Recurring tasks show only one upcoming item in your list, keeping things clean and uncluttered. Geolocation reminders actually work ...

... stuff.. articles, tweets, YouTube videos, Amazon links, Reddit posts; thinking this will be useful later . But 90% of the time I d never go back to it. Bookmarks, Notion, Watch Later playlists, all great, but none of them nudged me to actually revisit the content when it mattered. So I built Reminde, a cross-platform app (iOS, Android, Chrome extension) where you can: Save any link via share menu or browser Organize with tags and collections And set push ...

... muted, and flow-state was sacred. Until dehydration struck back. So he built @TakeSip - Your Hydration Companion A quiet little app that shimmered in #1E88E5 and glowed like a ripple across a lake at dusk - visual and sound nudges based on neuroscience . Not noisy. Not naggy. Just... gentle. A liquid glass on your desktop, glowing every now and then like it cared. Within 24 hours of launch, TakeSip rose to the top 2 in macOS Health & Fitness ...

... into your software. On purchase, the SDK: Automatically generates a login for the user. Passes the appropriate token or license key. Optionally hooks into your auth system or dashboard logic. We handle transactional emails (with login info, follow-up nudges, etc.). You control everything else: support, product updates, renewals, upgrades and keep 100% of that revenue. Renewals, Simplified The SDK sets users up for success by: Following up via email to keep engagement high Encouraging renewal through your own flows ...

... about understanding candidate feedback at a glance. Here are the updates we made to help you do that: On the Listing Page, your own score is now always visible, including when you haven t left it yet (helpful nudge ). We ve swapped the old category + number view for a score bundle that is easier to read. For candidates that have been rejected or skipped, you ll now see the full score history, so it s easier to trace ...

... site, and show how a custom signature could elevate their email game. Sometimes I d send a preview made just for them (free, no strings). That alone sparked replies and conversions. I also included a small discount code to nudge action but honestly, just showing I cared made the biggest difference. Thanks again for the kind words! Comment from Gabe Perez(@gabe): Love to hear it! Real examples + a clear USP is crucial imo. Really curious about the personalized emails ...

... ready-to-post tweets all in minutes instead of hours. Why? Because creators should spend time creating, not editing. We're launching next Thursday, April 30th! If you know a marketer using X spaces, I'd appreciate a nudge their way. Want to support us? Click "Notify me" to get alerted when we launch! https://www.producthunt.com/post... Comment from Vincent Hager(@deleted-7788491): Like how you've kept momentum after MVP. Mini tools sounds like a clever way to keep ...

... leisurely couch marathon or a sleep tracker that mistook reading for dozing off, let's hear about those quirky encounters. It's a great opportunity to bond over the lighter side of tech and how these gadgets attempt to nudge us towards better health. Sometimes, they really pick the oddest moments, don't they? Drop your anecdotes below and let's enjoy a good laugh together ...

... this rather all-too-common obstacle? Here's a couple that have worked for me: - I try to set deadlines and adhere to them. I don't always meet my deadlines, but it at least helps give me a nudge into completing something by X date. - I try to break tasks into smaller and manageable steps. This helps reduce the cognitive overload that a big project has. How about ...