... Want to read more write-ups like this? Subscribe to the Product Hunt weekly newsletter for a new one every Sunday OpenAI just dropped GPT-5 , and the hype train roared straight into AGI territory. In a live-streamed event that felt ripped from an Apple keynote, Sam Altman strode onstage, threw real-time coding challenges and puzzles at GPT-5 under spotlights, and even took audience Q&A. This feels like talking to a PhD-level expert ... ... typing think hard or toggling it in Plus, Pro, or Team. This engages the deeper-reasoning model for multi-step logic and complex problem solving. Same pricing as GPT-5. GPT-Thinking Pro Available to Pro and Team subscribers

... everyone! We just launched Subsavely a smart assistant to track your subscriptions

... analyzes products and generates guides that influence buying decisions. Creators generate revenue when an audience gains insight and makes purchases. Not here to promote the product but I just wanted to introduce myself and gauge the temperature for a Substack for Products. We initially launched as a content play for bloggers trying to stay relevant in the age of AI with high value content and easy monetization, but with Google killing SEO, unless you have an existing blog and audience ... ... would have a mountain to climb to realize value from Roundups. So, our thinking is that if creators are embracing platforms like Substack

... When my kids were really young, I had subscriptions to things for them like Kodable and @Tynker My oldest daughter had fun trying out the free Codemonster page, and then moved on to building her own games. I think she did stuff in Swift playground etc. then I recently shared @Lovable and @bolt.new with her so she's excited about that, but she's also asked for a @Raspberry Pi 5 kit. For those more tecchy folks in this community ... ... Raspberry Pi kit a good investment? (she's about to turn 11). Or should I get her a paid subscription

... Product Hunt fam, I m super excited to share that we re launching soon "Subsavely" a smart way to track, manage, and save on all your subscriptions

... juggling multiple billing portals and surprise charges from forgotten automations. We recently tried our first organic launch on PH a few days ago as well so thank you to everyone who upvoted and/or commented! Milestone Update: First Paying Subscribers! Just hit two major milestones this week: First $19.99/month Pro subscriber

... will be the return on it (i.e. whether I will earn something by buying/investing in a product), whether it will be profitable for me in the long term, whether it will save me time. I don't have many subscriptions, to be honest, only: Twitter Premium annual (~ 80) CapCut Pro annual (~ 120) (and that's all) ... the other subscriptions

... TechCrunch today that Perplexity is trying to dominate the Indian market, which could potentially increase the number of users (and thus compete with OpenAI). Perplexity is trying to attract more users by offering a free 12-month Perplexity Pro subscription normally worth $200 to all 360 million Airtel subscribers

... architect for nearly 10 years. Over the past year, I ve been building side projects and startups in my spare time. While working on these projects, I noticed something common among many of us, we all have tens of subscriptions for different tools, whether it's for marketing, analytics, or design. One night, after paying for 2 3 random subscriptions

... everyone, I've been working as a software engineer at different companies over the years, and there's one thing they all seem to have in common: They use dozens of SaaS subscriptions across different departments, and they often lose track of them. Most teams don't really know how much they're paying or how effectively those tools are being used. In some cases, I've even seen companies paying for duplicate subscriptions

... this time I'm here to build my own project. Last 2 products I've build I registered more than 10 SaaS or Web Applications to build my products. After a while I lost my control about these subscriptions, couldn't estimate the total cost and sometimes I missed trial periods and paid subscription

... community I'm part of the team behind SubscriptionFlow( https://www.subscriptionflow.com/ ) a billing automation tool built for SaaS startups to stop revenue leaks, recover failed payments, and fight churn. We just launched on Product Hunt and would love your feedback or feature ideas Dunning emails Custom retry logic In-app alerts + SMS Churn prediction If you're running a subscription

... running a small service called  SubSweep  to help freelancers, solopreneurs, and indie makers find and eliminate subscription

... spending $287/month on tools I don t use? O_o What s one $10/month thing you ll never let go of? Seriously, I mean changes the game and is inexpensive. I have a long list of $10 subs I know I need to cancel but don't want to drop names. We're all out here trying to make it work ...

... ADHD folks to help them remember, I knew I had to try it out. Note: I did Hunt Fieldy but I paid for the product myself. I was not sponsored for this review. I was gifted a yearly subscription however, to help experience the product from the Fieldy team. Thoughts are my own. Introduction: A New Voice Recorder Wearable Enters The Arena AI Hardware has evolved a lot in the last year, with wearables being the form factor that ... ... first impression of the actual device was that the plastic finish felt a little underwhelming, especially if you re used to the polish of Apple or Nothing devices. This made me want to hide the device vs

... desktop. This started as a side project between two friends (we couldn t find anything like Wallpaper Engine for Mac that didn t feel heavy or bloated). Wallper is lightweight, built with Swift, and just works - no login, no subscriptions, no background daemons. Here s the launch page if you d like to check it out or leave a thought: https://www.producthunt.com/prod... Would love your feedback or ideas - and happy to answer any questions ...

... been active on Substack for almost a year, and I'm thinking about charging for some of the content (currently, I only have archived articles behind the payment gateway). The reality is that with AI, anyone can find information, so I'm wondering what the decisive benefit would be that would convince people to pay for a subscription

... built a youth football coaching app to reduce match-day chaos no logins, no subscriptions Hey everyone I m a youth football (soccer) coach from Sweden, and I wanted to share an app I built to solve a very real problem: match-day chaos. Between substitutions

... Here's the idea: Instead of constantly posting online, chasing the algorithm, or burning out on social media, creators can write one letter a month just a PDF and we handle the printing, stamping, and mailing to all their subscribers. It's a slower, calmer, more human way to share your thoughts or art. Like a Substack

... weekly drop where we share raw product ideas, highlight early-stage tools, and experiment with building a community around curiosity and creativity. It s scrappy. It s messy. It s ours. Here s what we ve learned so far Substack Traction We started on Substack

... Over the past few years, I ve ended up with a scattered stack of tools domains, SaaS subscriptions, plugins, licenses, hosting, etc. Some are in Google Keep, some in emails, and others I forgot I even signed up for. I m curious how do you track everything you ve purchased for your projects or startup? Do you use a password manager? Manual spreadsheet? Some kind of custom-built dashboard? I m exploring ways to improve this process and would love ... ... busmark_w_nika  Not yet, but I m planning to! I ve been talking to others who face the same problem and sketching out what a lightweight dashboard could look like, just enough to track tools, domains, and subscriptions

... Product Hunt! I m Emmanuel Christiana I help creators and small businesses grow using content, marketing, and platforms like YouTube, Substack, and Airbnb. Recently, I launched a new Substack

... upgrade to paid plan (no complex IT language, no pushy sales stuff, just good emails). Yes, I I understand the pain of free to paid conversion: I have Built & sold an AI newsletter on my own (0 25k subs, 5-figure exit). 400+ monthly paid subscribers

... life disappeared. It felt the same way as if, one day, nobody would be playing on Call of Duty 2 servers anymore (that hasn t happened yet, right?). Anyway, here I ve compiled a list of the top 6 alternatives to Skype for international calling. I used the following criteria to select them: VoIP-based . That means I only need an internet connection to use the service. Calls from most SIMs abroad are prohibitively expensive, and eSIMs typically include only ... ... solve this problem just as well. Pay-as-you-go pricing . With Skype, I could load $5 and use it whenever I needed. If you only need international calls occasionally, you don t want to be forced into a subscription

... willing to pay 120 per year (and I would probably be willing to pay more in that situation). On the contrary, the monetisation model that I hate Adobe: they also charged me if I wanted to cancel my subscription. -------- Can you share with us which monetisation model you found brilliant? Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @hussein_r  I totally forgot. Is Figma been acquired by Adobe? Because they had some agreement, and it would be a nightmare ... ... Figma were to monetise the product this way. BTW, I think that Adobe products are not so good. :D I found better alternatives