... Product Hunt I ve actually been on this platform for a while but realized I hadn t properly introduced myself yet. Earlier this year, I took the leap of leaving my previous job to team up with a friend and build a new product in the professional networking space. It s been a mix of exciting breakthroughs and the occasional doubt especially since competing in social feels like venturing into a playground dominated by tech giants. But recently, after refining ... ... product yet

... team is not using it. Eventually I just made it myself. Goals for the launch The goal of your Hacker News launch was to test whether there is genuine interest in LangFast. Not to sell, not to monetize yet, but to validate: Do people resonate with the problem ( prompt testing is clunky )? Will they click, try, and spend time in the product? Does the product idea have potential outside my own company (Yola.com) use case? It was market validation experiment ... ... question during that visit, not an email three days later. Conclusions The pain is real and exists in a broader market. The launch proved I can get attention. The product does not create enough stickiness yet

... zero when there s already a team, an idea, maybe even a prototype. But at South Park Commons (SPC), the philosophy is different: people gather in the -1 to 0 stage. That liminal space where you don t yet know what you re building or even if you should build at all. It s a place for exploration, experimentation, and being brutally honest about what s working and what s not. A hallmark of SPC is how often industry leaders ... ... this and why it's relevant to a lot of the launches I am seeing at the moment on PH. Commodities don t make companies: The AI landscape is crowded with lookalike products. Prompt wrappers, note-takers, and yet

... zach_lloyd): @gsmbk  Glad it's working well. I'm going to steal that line. Love at first prompt. That's awesome. I think we have a pretty differentiated spot in the space right now. All of our competitors are either forks of VSCode

... Product Hunters! I'm thrilled to announce Fluent's biggest update yet: release v1.3. This version brings a lots of new features, in particular: Tabs: Multitask like a pro! Open multiple tabs, compare results side by side, and streamline your workflow. Follow-up Mode: Hit CMD+F to spin up a sub-tab and keep your context from previous work. Perfect for deep dives and iterative thinking. Spotlight Mode: The Smart Panel now pops up exactly where you need ... ... stay tuned, I'll give a spoiler right away: MCP integrations and advanced context control are coming in the next major release. That would be just awesome In case you're new to Fluent or haven't tried it yet

... coding assistance, but it remains a static snapshot trained through April 2025, not a self-evolving mind. I'm sorry to those of you who want your own WALL-E or Baymax, but AGI isn't here yet. Here is everything you need to know, from the model lineup and ChatGPT s six headline upgrades to vibe coding magic, benchmark records, and more. The models you get As has become the trend in AI model launches ... ... 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

... Product Hunt community! Quick question that's been on my mind: When your free trial ends, which companies have handled the transition gracefully? We've all been there - trial expires, not quite ready to pay yet. Some companies make you feel punished, others make it feel natural. Some great examples: Notion preserving your work while limiting features Canva letting you keep designs but limiting new creation Clear data export options before downgrade What makes me cringe: Immediate feature lockouts with ... ... zero warning Guilt-trip email sequences I'm curious: Which companies nailed your post-trial experience? What would make you more likely to upgrade later vs

... screen recordings, or even modern cameras shooting in low light or tough conditions. You can 2x or 4x upscale while keeping things looking natural - no waxy faces, no over-sharpened artifacts. We re not claiming to be the best (yet), but we re working toward it with every update. Thank you for your support ...

... builder at heart, and I constantly wonder about ideas that slip through the cracks, ones that aren t fundable but are still deeply useful. What s your why hasn t anyone made this yet? product idea? Comment from Cristian Stoian Urzica(@cristian_stoian_urzica): Automated task creator ...

... Vibe coding tools have been making huge improvements, but things can always get better. What blockers are you still running into? What has no one solved yet? What do you wish you could do, but can't yet

... coding. When I learned it was Andrej Karpathy yes, the AI guru and former director of AI at Tesla I did a double take. Karpathy is known for deep technical expertise and meticulous work, not throwing buzzwords around lightly. Yet there he was on X (formerly Twitter) describing a new kind of coding where you fully give in to the vibes and forget the code even exists ( businessinsider.com ). He gleefully wrote: It s not really coding I just see stuff ... ... valuable as writing code itself. At the time (late 2022), I chuckled at that idea. I treated tools like ChatGPT or Copilot as handy assistants, sure, but I still considered real coding to be me typing out logic. Yet

... everyone I've been browsing Product Hunt almost every day recently and while there's been an explosion of AI tools, I still feel like some problems haven't been fully solved yet. For example, I d love to see: A lightweight AI assistant that helps indie makers stay consistent and avoid burnout An AI that helps content creators repurpose their work across formats (without sounding robotic) Tools that help you organize & recall your own prompt history across apps ...

... could be getting early user interviews or de-risking the number one risk. Comment from Dmitrii Lunin(@dmitry_lunin): Is it possible to apply if you are the only founder (not technical) and there is no product yet? And is it worth applying in this case? Comment from Daniil Okhlopkov(@okhlopkov): Why do people still care about YC and venture funding at all? The success rate of building a successful startup is miserable founders often trade ~4 years ... ... love to hear back from some of the folks below on their journey and replied back here. Comment from Rajiv Ayyangar(@rajiv_ayyangar): @edlook   Comment from Rajiv Ayyangar(@rajiv_ayyangar): @hirecadeashish  We had a near competitor

... costs IBM also claims that employees are happier. The HR department s internal NPS score increased from -35 to +74 after the implementation of AskHR (source: HR Asia). 6% of questions are still directed at people AI has not yet completely replaced complex or emotionally sensitive situations. How do you see it with HR positions (+ white collar positions) in big corporations after acquiring AI? Maybe the specific question is for your region. :-) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @mosymimi ... ... proactively try to find candidates or come up with some activities to improve teams this will be harder to replace tho. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @sania_khan10  aaa, I cannot get I haven't seen it yet

... feel that it's able to do a lot more, faster without needing me to jump in. When I do jump in, it's simply to provide it guidence and direction. I haven't done much with it yet, but I can see myslef now doing a combination of CLI and IDE development. I'm curious what everyone elses experience is! Or if you haven't used a CLI or IDE AI tool, why? A bit of additional background ... ... like overtime we'll see an IDE the same way the latest crop of coders views vim or emacs, so I'm very in favor of moving away from an IDE despite using one myself! Comment from vishal pandey(@vshpandey96

... months ago, I dove into building my first real project. I pivoted halfway through not because the original idea was bad, but because I couldn t clearly explain or build it (yet). Now, I m working on something that feels right: simple, useful, and doable. It s called CycleUp , a solo sprint system that helps indie builders and vibe coders stay focused on one goal at a time. You pick a 2 or 6 week cycle, track habits + daily check ... ... currently in beta . I m looking for: Honest feedback Solo makers who want to test it Insights on what would make it worth paying for If that sounds interesting, here s the beta: https://preview--cycle-up-unlock... Not launching yet

... boost more What would make the discovery experience great? Categories? Trending? Filters? Store of the day? What should I not build right now? I'm one person want to focus only on MVP I haven't written any code yet just designing the system, user flow, and structure. If you re a creator, marketer, solo dev, or like building in public I d really appreciate your input. Drop any thoughts below Thanks legends Yassin ...

... good idea to begin putting it out there. The premise of the app is that you can scan or look up any product, and our app will give you a rating based on online reviews, price comparisons and product alternatives to help you make the best online purchase. We created a simple yet

... since that Week 1 post : Here's the summary : User research & feedback loops, iterating only on what real users ask for. Brand Intelligence tweaks: Added Load more for AI SEO keywords & AI prompts. Option to copy the competitor's website and do a quick search about it on Google, and a ChatGPT option. Prompt Monitor enhancements: re-prompt old queries to track the updates or progress. GEO Audit Updates: Technical SEO accuracy improved ... ... content quality evaluator agent can now take 5 more context. Removed unrealistic checks that are not applicable to most brands, yet

... everyone I'm not a maker (yet!), but I'm endlessly curious about new tools, clever apps, and the small design details that make a product delightful. I spend way too much time exploring launches just for fun - and I love learning from the excellent builders here. Looking forward to discovering cool stuff and connecting with ...

... users try to pay The biggest validation for me wasn t signups, it was: Are users asking for a trial* or trying to subscribe even when there s friction? * Are they frustrated there's no live version yet? I offered no free plan , just a simple pricing table and I got people to ask "where can I try this?" 4. Track one key thing: urgency If people say this looks interesting but don t take any action ... ... sign to go deeper into the problem. But if even 10 people express urgency, ask about launch dates, or DM for access you re onto something. 5. Don t overbuild the AI part yet

... funded startup. I built the beta solo in 3 months using tools like Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor. Managing so many moving parts (frontend, backend, token economy, devops) alone while learning on the go. I haven t earned big money yet, but I m launching GlobAI publicly and already have real users testing it. It s wild how AI tools helped me compress what would normally take a team a year into just a few months. Link https://globai.org Comment from ... ... quiz logic. I used Redbean s AI Agent to guide the flow and design the mechanics. The hardest part? Letting go of perfectionism and just making something. But once I started, it was honestly addictive. Didn t earn money (yet

... everyone, Thanks for stopping by. I just wanted to take a moment to celebrate something small but meaningful we re still live, the app is still running in the cloud, and we're not out of hope yet. Looking back, most of the solo projects I ve built in the past didn t make it more than a few days post-launch. It s always hard to keep pushing when there s not much of a crowd. Typewriting still doesn ... ... coming back to my code, working on performance, and improving little by little. I m especially grateful because new visitors still show up regularly, and sign-ups happen here and there even though I haven't done much outreach yet

... with a growing community of hosts and attendees who love idea sharing. I realized: folks showing up on Evvve will be doing wildly different things. running summits, sharing niche ideas, building networks, experimenting quietly. So, here are 15 playful-yet-practical archetypes for fun, I'm not on Evvve's team! designed to name, celebrate, and support the many ways people might engage with virtual gatherings on Evvve. Each role includes a quick description and how it connects ... ... nature a space where discovery is as simple as showing up. --- Remember to leave a comment! For fun! What's your favorite archetype / role type? What role type would you add? --- Nichole Elizabeth DeMer (Eithiriel) Comment from Nadya Kuzmenko(@vse

... everyone! As AI tools are proliferating everywhere, I'm curious about what one AI capability you wish existed but haven't found yet? For me, it's an AI that can truly understand context across multiple apps and help me automate workflows without breaking when I make a small change. What about you? What AI gap are you hoping someone will fill in 2025? Comment from Janice(@janicelewis00): One AI feature I wish existed is a real-time, emotionally aware ...