What’s the coolest tool/app you’ve discovered on Product Hunt?
Every day, hundreds of products launch on Product Hunt.
And let’s be honest most of the time we upvote without really trying them.
Sometimes, though, you actually do try one and it sticks.
It becomes part of your workflow.
And you remember exactly when and where you found it.
For me, that tool was Cap.
I don’t use a Mac, and most of the nice screen recording tools are Mac-only.
So I kept searching for something cool on Windows.
Then one day, Cap launched.
And that was it.
Simple, clean, works exactly how I need it to.
Now I’m curious :
What’s your favorite PH discovery?
The one that didn’t just impress you, but actually stayed with you. And you're using every day.
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Cannot say whether coolest, but I really like to use @TabsMagic :)
@busmark_w_nika never heard about it
what use cases is good at?
@byalexai Sorting my tabs, so I can put them into groups and close it. When I need them for a later use, I will pick them from those "groups". It looks like this:
@busmark_w_nika wow seems cool!
Did you heard about Perplexity Comet? Plan to use it?
@byalexai Not yet, what is it? (What can it do?)
@busmark_w_nika TabsMagic was a solid tool when I first came across it, too. Really good for quick tab management. But now that Chrome has started offering similar features natively, I’ve found myself relying on it less.
@arun_tamang Do you use it? How does it look like?
@busmark_w_nika I used it a while back when I was working with a bunch of research tabs, it was clean and super easy to use. Haven’t used it recently, though, since Chrome’s native tab grouping got better. Might be worth checking again to see what’s changed! Are you using it now?
@arun_tamang No no, currently, I am using @TabsMagic and I am satisfied :)
One of the few tools I found on Product Hunt that genuinely became part of my daily workflow is@Senja .
I was spending hours collecting testimonials manually, screenshotting tweets, organizing feedback in Notion, and pasting stuff into decks. When I tested Senja, I didn’t expect much at first, but after testing it with a few clients, it clicked.
What tool surprised you by actually solving something without making you change your whole system?
@arun_tamang ooo yeah! Senja is solid! I know it from Twitter. A great tool!
@byalexai Honestly surprised how underrated it still is. What’s one underrated tool you have been using recently that more people should know about?
@arun_tamang if you want to build tools/websites I hightly recommend 21st.dev
Found out 2 months ago.
It's such a gem!
@byalexai Just checked it out, and it actually looks really clean. I have been using Lovable for similar use cases. Appreciate the recommendation! Have you built anything with it yet? I'd love to see it in action.
Senja
@arun_tamang Thanks so much, I really appreciate that :)
@helloitsolly You’ve built something genuinely useful, it saved me a ton of time. Excited to see how Senja keeps evolving. Keep up the good work!
For me, it was @exa.ai Such a simple, easy-to-use API and the quality of results is excellent. We’ve integrated it into our product and it’s become my go-to research tool now.
@theideator never heard about it.
What is the use case for you and your team?