PH热榜 | 2026-01-12

Good luck with your launch!

This is awesome! Congratz with the launch 🔥🔥

Looks amazing, it's a real use case for many businesses out there.
I remember having to build customised map multiple time for different companies.

Congrats!

Congrats on the launch – love the collaborative, browser‑first approach to GIS!

So excited to release this!! 🔥

Oh wow love this one!

What tech stack and libraries did you use for the core mapping engine and spatial analysis operations?

Congrats on your launch :)

Love the no-code AI twist on GIS—turning descriptions into interactive maps/apps is game-changing for non-tech teams. As someone in HK dealing with dense urban data, this could simplify logistics viz. Congrats on launch #3, Fredrik! Any plans for mobile support? 🚀

The ongoing compliance support caught my eye. How much of that is truly automated versus guided checklists and reminders?

Beautiful product! Kudos to the team!

Congrats@fredrik_moger,@haraldtr & @vegardloewe, this is the future of GIS!

Congrats!

Hi Fredrik,

I just checked out Atlas.co 2 and like how it lets you build maps and spatial apps right in the browser without coding. It seems like a great way to visualize and share geographic data with your team easily.

A couple of questions to your team:
• Do you think no-code spatial tools like this can replace traditional GIS software in the future?
• What kinds of projects this tool can be very helpful for? (e.g., data dashboards, site planning, research)?

Would love to see how others plan to use Atlas in their workflows!

Looking good - and very interesting product for a city planner like me (well - at least im a educated city planner - not practicing)

Hey Product Hunt 👋 

I’m Gaurav, the founder of PicKey. Excited to launch on Product Hunt today! :) 

What is PicKey? 🔐 

PicKey is a new kind of password manager built around a simple idea:
Your memory is your master password.

You log in using :

• a photo you love 

• plus a 3D collectible layered on top.

No master password to remember. No complex strings or long secrets to type. 

The Problem

For years, I watched friends, family and honestly myself struggle with:

• Forgetting master passwords

• Managing long, complex strings

• Typing secrets on tiny screens

• Traditional password managers that still rely on “one master password to rule them all”

It felt broken.

The Solution

We built PicKey with a completely new authentication model:

1. Visual Master Key :

You pick:

• A personal photo (dog, bike, café, gaming setup, etc.)

• A 3D collectible (dinosaurs, butterflies, music, horror, art, etc.)

You can even mark the key subjects in the photo, so verification focuses on what matters to you, making it personal and more accurate. You only need to see your Master Key to remember it.

2. MagicPass (passwords without storing passwords) :

MagicPass generates unique, strong passwords for every site: 

❌ They are never stored (not even encrypted)

❌ No password vault

❌ Nothing to steal in a breach

MagicPass passwords are always available; mathematically regenerated on the fly from your photo’s neural memory. 

Why is PicKey Different from other Password Managers? ⭐ 

PicKey combines visual memory, AI-based recognition, collectibles, on-the-fly password generation and patented security tech to create a login experience that’s:

• Playful, beautiful, and intuitive

• Built for both non-technical users and security nerds

• Exceptionally easier than remembering a master password

• Naturally resistant to brute force, phishing, rainbow tables, keylogging, dictionary attacks

Under the hood, we use:

• Biometrics

• Secure KMS

• AES-256-GCM

• On-device verification

• End-to-end encryption

• Least-privilege architecture

• Phishing-resistant deep links

• Short-lived PKCE-style OAuth flows

Backed by multiple U.S. patents (12,010,234 B2 | 11,822,630 B2 | 11,792,201 B2 | 12,223,025 B2).

Who It’s For (and Use Cases) 🎯 

PicKey is built for:

• Anyone who keeps forgetting passwords or master passwords

• People who hate typing long secrets on phones

• Families wanting safer online habits

• Non-technical users who want simplicity

• Security-conscious users who need something beyond “just another vault”

• Anyone preparing for long-term digital safety, inheritance, or emergency sharing

Key Features & Benefits

🔑 Visual Master Key: no typing, no text to remember 

🧠 Region-based recognition: you control what matters in your photo

✨ MagicPass: strong passwords, never stored

👨‍👩‍👧 Sharing, Next of Kin & Living Will: protect your digital legacy

📱 Mobile + Desktop: iOS app and Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari browser extensions 

🎁 Learn & Level Up: badges, collectibles, and free Pro rewards

🎉 Special for Product Hunt 🎉 

We’re offering the PH community a discount on Pro & Pro-Family plans.
Use code PH20 at checkout (PRO, PRO-Family). 

Thanks so much for checking PicKey and for sharing critiques, questions or ideas 💬

- Gaurav & Soumya ✨

This is cool! Always trying to make my kids use better passwords, but they just reuse the same 3 ones 😅
This could make good habits easier. Nice work 👏

How does PicKey handle changes in photos over time or lighting differences?

This concept is new and interesting, It would be helpful if you provide any video tutorial to understand this in depth. Congrats on launch.

Congrats on this launch Gaurav!

I'm curious to know how did you handle the challenges of consistent on-device processing across different devices and browsers while maintaining high security and performance?

Is this app geared towards enterprise and B2B adoption too? Example, team access sharing?

The landing page is kind of confusing and imo doesnt clearly present the product. seeminly no pages other than the landing page have a nav bar, which in generally makes the site feel low quality.

also on the landing page there is an animation that has a ton of screens and to be honest they feel like a casino advertisement.

I could be convinced this is really interesting, but im still so confused about how it actually works.

i want to see:

1. a simple explanation / visual of how i actually log in to the password manager
2. a simple explanation of how this is better.

3. probably some reassurances around how this is not susceptible to whatever the first attack vector i think of is.

here are more points of confusion:

what is a collectable? how do i "put it in my image" that i upload?

do i have to take a photo of the object anytime i want to log in?

- if i really use a photo of my dog, does that imply a photo of another golden retriever is inadequate?
any type of gamification around password management feels like a huge red flag to me.

maybe i am not your target customer but i would say that i want to have a ton of trust for my password manager and i did not leave your landing page feeling trust. You probably do have some cool tech underlying this all, but i think it is not showcased very well.

congrats on launch, and sorry for the harsh feedback, but hopefully its helpful.

Nice. How does it compare to Bitwarden?

Just tried it since developer messaged me and the idea sounded interesting and it got so many upvotes and comments here.

However, I'm not convinced at all.

• To authenticate, you select a photo from your device (or another storage location). If someone gets access to your device, there's a significant chance he finds the key image by checking recently used files. The additional collectables might also be guessed by someone who knows you, at least if you chose one that's easy to access from the list.

• Regarding taking a live photo every time, please provide an example of an object to use, obviously you'd have to always have it with you, only thing I can think of here would be something like my face, in which case it's classic biometric authentication.

• Someone might watch you select the image and collectable. There's a reason password are by default not shown on screen.

• The whole advertised authentication process is NOT USED when you open the app, even after restarting the app or phone. Instead the default iPhone authentication is used. So it's in effect not more secure than if you store your passwords with any text editor app that's protected by the default iPhone authentication.

• With the Chrome extension NO AUTHENTICATION AT ALL is required to show the saved passwords ?!!! (and I don't find any setting to change that)

Additionally

• iPhone app is 340MB ?! (and still the collectables are loaded from the internet afterwards)

• was released Okt 2022 but has just 4 ratings

I really don't understand why this product is featured and #1 of the day. PH is broken.

This is neat. So where should I store this kind of password to make it more safely?

MagicPass sounds powerful... how does recovery work?

Oh, I love your product video! and it really feels like me!

Just a quick question: how can I remember which image is used for which product?

Never seen an approach like this before, and I'm honestly impressed. swapping complex passwords for visual memory is so counter-intuitive, yet it makes everything feel much simpler. most security apps feel like a chore, but this one is surprisingly smooth to user.

Where are you saving this photo password of mine? It’s a personal picture, so I want it to be secured extremely well.

Congrats on the launch! Love this fresh, visual-first take on passwordless security. 🚀

Found a typo - "manages not managers" lol .... just kidding! Great idea for people with bad memories like me! Hope i never lose my password with Pickey AI!

Nice launch! I’m curious about how the AI handles very subtle changes in lighting or environment in photos over time. This could be crucial for long-term usability. Also for users with many accounts, how scalable is it in terms of generating and managing multiple 'Master Keys' simultaneously?

I feel this is how password managers should have worked all along. Solid execution and strong differentiation!!

Visual memory over Text memory. Love the concept!

We obsess over reducing friction at Dashform too, so this resonates.

Can I ask How strict is the click accuracy? If I tap slightly off-target on the photo, does the AI have some tolerance? Upvoted!

I read this in the pinned maker comment... Traditional password managers that still rely on “one master password to rule them all”. I know who you're talking about xD

Congrats on the launch Gaurav. You got my support!

Managing passwords is still an achilles heel for so many of us, @PicKey.ai ! Congratulations on your launch, @soumya_mishra3 and I look forward to giving it a spin.

My brain is already thanking you for not making me remember another crazy password. 😁 Plus, the photo and collectible idea is so cool.

congratulations!

What’s the recovery flow if a user loses the original photo or wants to change it? Is there a backup or secondary authentication layer?

very cool, congrats on the launch

Hey folks! 👋

I'm Charlie, co-founder of Trophy, a platform for building gamified product experiences that @jason_louro1 and I have been working on for the past ~ 18 months.

Why are we building Trophy?

Having been involved with consumer platforms for the past 7 years, we’ve seen teams constantly reinvent the wheel with gamification and make the same mistakes.

So we wanted to build something turnkey with sensible defaults to help teams ship features that actually retain and engage users.

Trophy 1.0

So far we've powered experiences for over 500K users and at the end of 2025 we reached our 1.0, which looks like this.

🛜 Metrics: Track user interactions

Track user interaction events using type-safe SDKs in just a few lines of code. Attach custom attributes to users and events to drive complex gamification logic.

🏆 Achievements: Incentivize user actions

Build custom achievements logic based on user interactions without coding. Display achievements in your app using flexible APIs.

🔥 Streaks: Build consistent usage patterns

Configure daily, weekly and monthly streaks in a few clicks and use streak freezes to give users breathing room. Trophy takes care of all time-zone issues and awkward edge cases.

❇️ Points: Build reward and metering systems

Configure logic to award points as part of an ‘XP’ system or meter product usage by building features like ‘Energy’, all without coding. Display points data and charts in your app using Trophy APIs.

🥇 Leaderboards: Foster friendly competition

Set up time-limited, one-off and recurring leaderboards with ranking logic based on metrics, streaks, or points. Segment leaderboards to split users into smaller groups (like leagues) and increase engagement.

🔔 Notifications: Engage & retain users

Design notification sequences for streak reminders, weekly recaps, and more using a no-code template builder backed by a rich user interaction context. Deliver notifications to users via email, APNs, FCM and Expo without coding.

📈 Wrapped: An API for building year-end summary features

Trophy mines insights from year-round user interaction tracking, surfacing data perfect for year-end wrapped features through a simple API. Trophy takes care of the complex data engineering and lets you focus on the actual user experience.

🌐 Webhooks: Trigger custom workflows using Trophy data

Use webhooks to connect other systems to Trophy and trigger custom workflows for rewards, feature management, custom notifications and more.

How to get started

Trophy is free to try out for up to 100 monthly active users. To get started:

1. Create a free account

2. Grab your API key and install the SDK

3. Start tracking user interactions and building gamification features!

Just follow the quick start or feature guides for all the details.

Alternatively if you want some guidance on how best to add gamification to your product, or support with an integration, speak to us and we’ll help you out.

We're super excited to be launching and can’t wait to hear your thoughts and feedback on what we're building!

Big thanks!
Charlie & Jason

Super excited to be launching our 1.0 on ProductHunt and to lead engineering at Trophy. To add to what Charlie said—in addition to letting you ship streaks, leaderboards, points systems like XP or energy, achievements, and end of year Wrapped, we have one hell of a roadmap planned for 2026.

Some things we're cooking up:

⚔️ Challenges: Unite the community around common goals

Create seasonal challenges for users that rally them around a common goal. The community can work toward one aggregate goal ("let's run one million kilometers in February!") or the same individual goal ("Anyone who runs fifty kilometers in February completes the challenge").

🎁 Rewards: Award your users for their success

Connect Trophy-powered features like Leaderboards, Streaks and Achievements to tangible rewards for users, both external to your platform (e.g. gift cards) and internal (e.g. free access to premium).

🔥 Streaks 2.0: Vacation Mode & Personalization

Not every user wants the same streak experience. Give them the flexibility to take a week off when they're on holiday or allow streaks to pause on weekends without breaking.

That and much more coming in 2026. If these sorts of features sound like a good fit for your web or mobile app, now's the time to get started; it's never been easier!

Trophy looks like an incredibly helpful and useful product, it will 100% save me a lot of time when I build my next B2C SaaS! I've been following its development closely for a while and I think they are definitely onto something big.

congrats on the launch, great work!

i've always wanted to add a Doulingo-style achievement system to my project, but the backend logic always felt too daunting. seeing how Trophy handles integration is pretty impressive, just a few lines of code. the badge designs are actually top-notch, too. it's a relief not having to worry about the UI/UX from scratch.

Genius!! Such a cool idea to API this part of building apps.
Strong value, but building it yourself feels like a distraction from core product R&D - so it always gets pushed back.
We’ll definitely look into this for our company!

Amazing launch! I don't know how many times i've rolled my own, only to be frustrated cuz it wasn't portable from system to system, or it was modular enough. Well done!

congrats on the launch guys! super well build product and refreshingly new in the space!!!

Love the podcast, congrats on the launch!

I love gamification in the product, this makes the user much more used to with minimal efforts. Congrats on the launch!

Love how much thought seems to have gone into edge cases. That’s usually where homegrown systems quietly fail.

On the analytics side, do teams get visibility into which achievements or streaks are underperforming or too difficult? That feedback loop feels critical for tuning engagement.

Love the 'Configure without coding' aspect. We prioritize the same velocity at Dashform (using AI to generate forms instantly).

I'm curious about the integration flow: Can we trigger your 'Points' or 'Badges' directly via Webhooks when a form submission happens? Or do we need a full backend integration to verify the events securely?

Kudos on actually building this! Excited to follow along 🚀

Congrats on this launch Charlie!!

Would love to hear about the specific databases you chose for handling high-volume event tracking and leaderboards?

OK, I admit it... I’m already obsessed with the idea of those notifications. Not just for my users, but for me too. Who doesn’t love a good streak reminder? :D Let’s gooooo!

Something that I can integrating in my next product if it aligns well. It is hard to build gamification support from scratch. An API can be very helpful. How are handling reliability concerns?

Hey Product Hunt 👋 

I’m Jason, the founder of Superdesign. Excited to launch on Product Hunt today! :) 

LLM often output AI slop design not because of capability, but lack of context & guidance

However design related prompts are not straightforward and most people don't know how to prompt it

That's why we built one of largest community driven design prompt library, covering styles, animations, UI components, etc.

You can build & share design prompts with your team privately or contribute publicly

It works with any coding agent

Think agents can't code? Well not when you prompt them poorly!

The founder is the reason I’ve already built eight webapps already! :)

This tool clearly shows how someone who can break down complex topics into simple terms can create an outstanding product — especially in a time when shipping is easier than ever.

I've been working on a small to-do list product (just for myself), and tried this to generate a logo for me and explore the UI. The result felt somewhat similar to a design I previously created with Antigravity, but more comprehensive. It wasn't just about individual components or a single screen, it provided a more holistic UI direction(ex. it even gave me a colour system), which I found really helpful.

Just a small curiosity question lol: Is the Ui of Superdesign itself designed using Superdesign prompt?

The superpower of this app for me is their browser plug-in that lets you just start from anywhere in your existing app.

Superdesign clones the part of the app you're on, or even a selected component, and you can immediately start prompting and exploring ideas / options from there.

And it's very quick to share a functional prototype with the team or users.

I have started using it a lot at the start of my design process, to get the feel of new ideas early. 🙏

I just love this idea guys!

Congrats on this one!! 👏

How are you handling prompt versioning, parameterization (e.g., templating with variables for dynamic styles/components), and ensuring compatibility across different agents/models when users export or share prompts?

Fresh launch and already loving the browser plugin—cloning components for instant AI prompts is a time-saver for UI ideation. As a HK designer fighting 'AI slop,' this library fills a huge gap. Congrats Jason, any plans for mobile app integration? 🚀

Can't wait to see how this works for my daily prompts! good luck!

A very interesting experience, it feels like i won't need to open heavy design software for simple graphics anymore, Superdesign blends AI with vector editing in a really natural way. it's fast, simple, and the output quality is surprisingly high. a solid tool for quick assets.

Huge congrats on launch — love how this makes promptable, systemized design actually usable. 🚀

Looks really promising. With a large community library though, duplication or slightly-tweaked versions of the same prompt can pile up fast. Curious how you’re thinking about organization, search, and keeping things easy to navigate.

A couple of questions to the launch team:

• As AI models and design patterns change quickly, how do you ensure prompts don’t become outdated or limit creativity over time?

• How do you balance reusability of prompts with the need for designers to develop original thinking rather than relying too heavily on predefined inputs?

Curious to hear how you’re thinking about long-term value and evolution of the library.

I wanted to record with such effects after seeing them all over twitter but i found out the desktop app was a paid version so i made it myself .
> its really hard to distribute something without any kind of large social presence specially when you got 0$ , i hope this helps , but i really want a lot of feedback to improve drift and make it better than existing stuff !
thank you for any kind appreciation / interaction with drift !

The website is goddamn beautiful!

Congrats guys!! Well done :)

The color scheme is too good, man!! I’ll definitely try Drift and give feedback. Keep up the great work!

congratulations on your launch, and agreed - your website is very pretty 👍🏼

why do we need to download and launch the file there, couldn't it be a chrome extension or website instead, for simpler accessibility?

What is the waitlist for?

So excited to have this available for startups!

If only this was available back in the day when I was building Orbital! Could have saved us 6 weeks of back and forth

The website quote form was broken when I used this after YC's announcement, hoping to see a quote this time!

Great idea and offering! Quick question though: it's US-only, right?

I would expect it to be US-only, but perhaps you went really wild and can already broker globally.

As someone just starting as a 1099 for an org that needed me to carry insurance, I was super excited to try this out and loved the ease of use and low-touch method where I didn't have to talk to someone or go back and forth. That was, until I got to the quote and it was 3x every other quote I've gotten so far, to the tune of $3k annually vs. $1k for the same coverage from well-known insurance providers :(

Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I'm Berke, one of the co-founders of Adject. Thanks to everyone supporting today’s launch!

With Adject v1.5, we’ve made product visual creation much more consistent — project-based workflow, reference-based generation, and AI video pipelines are now live.

We’re especially looking for feedback in two areas:

1. E-commerce workflow alignment

2. Visual consistency

We're here for anyone who wants to try it out, and I'll be around to answer any questions 🙏

This solves the 'studio quality' bottleneck perfectly!

We see this exact struggle with our e-commerce users at Dashform. This is a game changer for them.

Upvoted! Let's support each other's launches!

I actually had the idea of building something like this as well, you guys really nailed both the website and the output.

One small thing: the templates section doesn’t load for me, the loading loop keeps resetting.

Overall, this looks like a great tool. Congrats on the launch! 👏

A lot of tools focus on generation, fewer focus on repeatability.

Curious how you think about differentiation as this space gets more crowded?

i often struggle to get high-quality lighting in my home office, but this tech makes it look like I hired a professional crew for a high-end shoot. 📸

Congrats on the launch — love this studio‑quality, AI‑first workflow for brands.

Love to see this. I'm curious, do you have any integration with Shopify or WooCommerce?

How does your Commercial Use work from something that was generated by AI?
Is there any support in American law about this? Thanks.

congratulations!!! can you provide solutions for devs build app that powered by Adject.

Hey Hunters, I’m Paul, the founder of cubic.

If you’ve tried AI code review tools before, you’ve probably seen both failure modes:

1. they miss the important stuff

2. they comment so much that you stop reading

We built cubic because review is now the bottleneck. AI made it easy to produce code. It did not make it easy to trust a big diff in a complex repo.

Over the last few months we’ve been iterating hard on the engine, and the change is big enough that we’re calling it cubic 2.0. It’s faster, more accurate, and noticeably less noisy than it was a few months ago.

The other thing we learned is that “a GitHub bot that comments on PRs” is not enough anymore. Review is a workflow, not a feature, so we built the pieces around it too:

- incremental checks on every push

- PR descriptions that stay accurate

- wiki docs that stay in sync

- `cubic.yaml` for config-as-code

- and a CLI so you can run review before you push

If you try it, I’d love blunt feedback:

- What did it catch that you actually cared about?

- What should it stop commenting on?

I’ll be here in the comments!

Framing review as a workflow, not just a PR bot, really resonates. Curious which piece ends up being most valuable in practice. The incremental checks, the CLI, or the config-as-code?

Upvoted! We face the same struggle at Dashform—the real pain isn't syntax, but those subtle logic hallucinations that look correct at a glance.

A small question, Does Cubic specifically target those 'confident but wrong' errors beyond just style checks?

Rooting for you guys! Happy to support fellow teams pushing the boundaries of AI dev tools.

Congrats on the launch — love how you turn noisy Airbnb reviews into clear signals. 🚀

​I have used basic search filters on travel sites before, but they always miss the nuance that a summary tool like this catches. This is a much more advanced way to vet a host. ✈️

Love the product! It feels like a much better way to find a place that actually clicks.

Just a tangential thought (might be a bit off-topic): I read some stats recently that 'shared spaces' on Airbnb are shrinking. Apparently, the average live-in host gets burnt out after about 80-100 guests. It feels like homestays are just becoming hotels these days.

Review Detective work is a real pain. Imma try this out next time I'm travelling. Any future plans to expand on this on other platforms like Booking.com or Agoda.com ?

I've just been through an AIRBNB strike as per my vacations, would haved loved to get this last summer when I booked my vacations

Will be there any extension + also something for Booking.com?

Congratulations on the product launch! Solving the "comment fatigue" problem is of great significance. We also faced a similar "survey fatigue" issue in Dashform and have been striving to make the data collection process smoother. I'm curious about how your AI weighs these comments: Will it prioritize recent comments over earlier ones? The five-star reviews released in 2019 might become a two-star negative review in 2024. How does this "decisive factor" logic handle this temporal decay? I really hope to learn from your methods.

Interesting idea! I'm both a host and a traveller and tried it on my own listing. I have 4.96 rating out of 125 reviews.

The analysis focused significantly on a single review that mentioned outside noise. That's out of 125. The apartment is in a city, and yes, noise is as with every other city.

The other "bad" thing was reviews that were not specific - well, thank you :)

Maybe some tweaking with focused on some threshold for significance would help. Otherwise, solid product - upvoted.

Seems like a useful tool for knowledge transfer when then team members are transitioning out of the company.

What stood out to me about KNOA is how much it seems to prioritize clarity over cleverness.

In products that deal with knowledge or understanding, it’s easy to overcomplicate the interface in an attempt to look powerful. KNOA feels more intentional than that — the experience appears designed to help users stay oriented and confident, rather than constantly reminding them how much is happening under the hood.

As a first impression, the product feels calm and trustworthy, which is often what makes people come back to tools like this instead of feeling overwhelmed.

Strong concept. Tacit knowledge is where teams lose the most context, and the guided interview to structured report flow looks well designed from the screenshots.

Curious how this handles nuance at scale though, especially conflicting expert input or evolving processes. Do reports surface uncertainty and rationale, or converge into one “clean” version?

Solid execution on a real problem. Would love to see long-term reuse examples.

Interesting take on institutional knowledge. A common issue with AI-captured docs is that they become outdated fast. Does KNOA have a mechanism to flag or archive 'stale' knowledge as the product evolves, or is the focus purely on the initial capture? The interview-style approach to documentation is a smart move

This looks great. Does it also integrate with Confluence/Notion or similar knowledge bases?

This is interesting, curious what problem does this solution solve that existing interview, note-taking, or research tools can’t ?

What everything can be connected? (Like Slack communication, Confluence texts, video calls/meetings)? Do you also have SOC?

Huge congrats on the launch! This feels like where the future of collaborative work is heading. Upvoted!

How does the "memory" work across different agents? If I update a strategy note in one corner of the infinite canvas, do all my AI personas immediately "know" and adapt their execution tasks accordingly?

Outstanding. While YouTube provides learning content in an unstructured way, this tool enables me to design a fully structured course on my own. It’s immensely valuable and stands out as one of the most useful AI applications I’ve come across. Congrats on the launch!

Love this idea — the “instant clarity” angle is spot on. The focus on step-by-step motion over cinematic polish makes a lot of sense for learning.

One topic I’d want as a video: “how backpropagation works” (with a tiny numeric example).
Curious: do you support uploading an image/diagram and asking “explain this” as well?

Just tried HuHu AI and it's incredibly intuitive! The interface is sleek and user-friendly. Great job team!​

Congrats on the launch, Xuchen. Launching and iterating is no small feat, especially in a space as operationally complex as fashion production.

I’ve heard some solid feedback around the breadth of features and how thoughtfully the workflows are put together. It feels less like more like something teams can actually run production on.

Would definitely recommend folks in fashion or e-commerce give it a try and see how it fits their pipeline.

Congratulations on the launch 🎉 🎉 !!

Traditional photoshoots are the biggest bottleneck for scaling a fashion brand. By the time we book models, rent a studio, and edit the photos, the trend is already over. I am looking at HuHu AI as a way to drastically cut down that "time-to-market." If the Virtual Try-on quality is realistic enough to show fabric texture properly, this could replace 80% of our catalog photography budget.

Hey Hunters! 👋

I'm Shivam, and I left my full-time job as a Software Engineer to build Map Your Voyage.

The idea came from my own frustration: I'd saved over 12,000 travel reels in my Instagram bookmarks. But when planning a Japan trip, digging through thousands to find Japan-specific ones—then rewatching, noting locations, and building a day-wise itinerary—was exhausting. That's why we created Map Your Voyage.

Verify your Instagram, DM us your travel reels, and we auto-extract locations, organize them into country bucket lists, and let you build day-wise itineraries effortlessly.

Looking forward to the valuable feedback of the community! 🚀

We recently used this to plan our recent taiwan trip. I put all the instagram reels (that my wife kept sending me for months) into this product and voila, we had a pretty good itinerary in place!

Hey Product Hunt community! 👋

I’m Pali, co-founder of Surfn.

We built Surfn because we kept seeing the same problem everywhere:

People open your emails, visit your site, click your links, scan your QR codes… but the moment they can’t get the answers, clarity, proof, or guidance they need fast enough… they bounce.

AI can solve this. But most AI tools/agents only focus on support or sales. Almost none address the friction inside marketing funnels, where most leads quietly drop off and real revenue is lost.

So my co-founder Tony and I built conversational AI Pages... built specifically to help you drive more conversions and engagement across your marketing funnels.

AI Pages are beautiful, on-brand AI agent pages you can share as a link, QR, or embed anywhere your audience interacts:

• emails

• link-in-bios

• DMs

• lead magnets

• landing pages

• QR codes

• newsletters

• nurture flows

• your website

• and more!

Wherever someone lands, your AI meets them in the moment... answering instantly, removing doubt, qualifying intent, and guiding the next step.

And it doesn’t only do Q&A.
It educates, personalizes, qualifies, books, sells, and converts.

Each AI Page is powered by an AI agent trained on your site, content, FAQs, and more... so visitors get answers instantly, see proof, watch videos, and move forward without friction.

Most people build their first AI Page in under five minutes. No code needed.

AI Pages can work as interactive lead magnets, AI digital twins, booking flows, product explainers, course companions, and more… increasing engagement and conversions anywhere you share them.

We’d love your feedback, questions, or ideas... and thanks for checking out Surfn 🙏

✨ Create yours free → https://surfn.ai

🌊 Happy surf’n!

Is it a competition to Lovable or Replit?

The concept of this product is highly innovative! Integrating AI agents into marketing funnels is an excellent solution. I particularly love that it can be shared via links, QR codes, or embeds, making its use cases incredibly flexible. The no-code approach also lowers the barrier to entry. Looking forward to seeing more integration features!

Tried it. Liked it. But I think the navigation can be better. As a user, its hard to understand how do I navigate because as soon as you add a link, it says "limit reached". Now, I didn't I can still click on "create page" as it was on the top instead of bottom (which usually shows the next step). Most users will drop at this point. But I like the customization options there. Good one.

Been duct-taping chatbots + Calendly + Notion FAQs for ages. If Surfn can handle Q&A, show proofs, and book in one link, that’s actually useful. Curious how it handles mixed content (blog, PDFs, Looms). Might toss it on my link-in-bio this week.

Congratulations on the launch! Tried the platform out, created a page, and I must say the whole onboarding and execution is smooth and quick. With the emergence of so many chat bots and AI agents that 'live' on a webpage, how do you plan to scale this especially as you're positioning surfn as 'AI pages'? Do you also plan to add voice capabilities to the agents built using the platform?

Love this idea of branded AI agent pages. It's great to see that you built in qualification capabilities so the AI can conversationally qualify leads and book meetings. I just created an AI page and it works really well. I'm planning to use the Google Sheets integration. Are you planning to add more integrations?

Hello Hunters! 😻

We are thrilled to launch a_OCR — the Intelligence Layer for your documents.

We built a_OCR because traditional OCR tools stop at "reading text." We wanted a platform that could actually understand it.

Whether you are in Fintech processing bank statements or Logistics handling messy shipping manifests, a_OCR turns unstructured chaos into machine-actionable data.

Why we are different:

🚀 Speed & Scale: <10 second processing time with auto-scaling infrastructure.

🧩 Advanced Table Processing: We handle nested, borderless, and complex tables that break other parsers.

💬 Chat with your Data: Use our Smart Extraction to extract insights without writing code.

We’d love your feedback as we continue to build the future of document intelligence.
You can try it out live at https://aocr.in

AMA below — we’re here all day!

Trying it now on a 10 page PDF - fun fact, the PDF is upside down for some reason lol I saw on reddit you were looking for a challenge and that might be it. Results and schema never loaded. :( would love to use it though EDIT i fixed my PDF but schema still never loaded

how can i use it in development env?

I think everyone thinks that OCR is solved and many people believe it until complex documents emerge. I used aOCR it worked on most documents.

I feel like I spend half my day just switching tabs between Slack, Notion, and Linear. The promise of having "all work in one place" is the holy grail of productivity, but it is usually hard to pull off without the UI becoming cluttered. Alpine looks surprisingly clean for how much functionality is packed in. I am especially interested in how the "algorithmic feed" filters noise, because catching up on company updates across different channels is currently a nightmare.

your solution is available in the us?

"Looks cool! Does it only work for restaurants in the US?"

Sounds super interesting. Would a restaurant owner with no tech background be able to use it too?

Is it actually AI or is it only OCR?

Traditional A/B testing is basically impossible for early-stage startups because we simply don't have the traffic volume to reach statistical significance quickly.The idea of using synthetic users to run simulations instead of waiting weeks for real data is a game-changer. If the AI agents can accurately mimic different traffic sources (like Cold vs Warm), this essentially democratizes high-end optimization for smaller teams. Skeptical but very excited to try.

Congrats on the launch, Rehan — love the “simulate before you spend” approach. The context-first (cold vs warm) framing + vision+code scan is a smart combo.

Curious: how do you validate that the synthetic A/B outcomes correlate with real-world behavior (any benchmarks or calibration loop)? Excited to try this on a landing page.