PH热榜 | 2026-02-05

👋 Hey Product Hunt! We’re the team behind Supaboard

Over the last year, we spoke to hundreds of data teams and business operators. The same problems kept coming up:

• Data scattered across tools

• Weeks of waiting for insights

• AI tools that give answers without understanding the business

So we rebuilt Supaboard from the ground up.

Supaboard 2.0 is an agentic, AI-native Business Intelligence tool where anyone can ask questions in plain English and get accurate, actionable answers from their data.

It connects to 600+ sources and uses custom agents that follow your business logic, so the insights aren’t just fast, they’re right.

As a thank-you to the PH community, we’re offering an additional 30 days on top of our 14-day trial for all new signups in the next 24 hours

We’d love your feedback:

What’s the hardest part about getting answers from your data today?

Congrats to the team on shipping this!

Sounds amazing. Context is the most important factor. Can you share what platforms do you connect with?

Really solid product. Have used it extensively for my own business analytics decisions and really on-point insights.

sounds great! Do we have to integrate it into our tool? Or how does it work?

What about data and safety? How do you operate with information and its storage?

Congrats on the launch!

The integrations list is solid. Аre there any plans for Slack notifications? It would be huge to get real-time alerts in team channels when a key metric drops.

Congrats team! What have been some exciting customer insights baked into this new launch?

Great product! Loved the experience.

this is called gold mate!

Love the focus on 'context' rather than just raw data queries! The idea of having specialised AI agents that actually understand business logic is a huge time-saver. Congrats on the launch!

Congrats on the launch! Supaboard’s agentic BI and 600+ data sources look game-changing.

Congrats on the launch! How do you address hallucinations and protect users from plausible but incorrect data? Do you use guardrails?

600+ connectors is table stakes now. Custom agents that encode business logic before generating answers... that's the part most NL-to-SQL tools skip entirely. They give you fast, confident, wrong results because there's no governance layer. Supaboard baking that in by default is the right call.

This is compelling. BI usually breaks down at the context layer, not the data layer. A trusted business logic layer that agents can reason over could finally make self-serve analytics actually reliable. Curious how Supaboard handles metric governance as teams scale.

Thrilled to see how Supaboard could handle all those diff data from various sources for AI uses... how does it manage the meta data layer then?

Love the focus on actionable insights over charts

Great product! I signed up to test. It's solving an important problem that I often see in small teams: they want analytics and actionable insights but lack the resources to hire a BI engineer or skills to build a solid data stack themselves. I think your platform could be really helpful.

This is how AI should assist humans

Congrats on the launch team! 🚀

Hi, congrats on your launch! My questions:
1) How do you ensure there is no hallucination?

2) Is there any specific business type or model you want to serve or you're addressing all types of businesses?

3) In wchich use cases Suporboard will help best? And where can we expect issues when using your tool?

Fingers crossed!

really nice tool! looking forward to test it out properly

Congrats on the launch, @rishika_sharma9 ! 🙌

Love the idea of just asking questions in plain English and getting actual answers from your data. No SQL, no waiting around, just insights. Really cool stuff, excited to try it out!

Congratulations on the launch 🎉 🎉

This is good stuff! When you say the agents follow our business logic, does this mean that the AI learns from the company data that is uploaded or do I have to configure rules/prompts?

Looking forward to seeing what you launch with the new @v0 by Vercel!

What is new?

Congrats! Is it for developers specifically or for anyone with even little experience?

Let's go!!!

Tried v0 and found it helpful for quickly generating UI ideas from simple prompts. It’s a convenient way to explore layouts without starting from scratch.

Nice positioning. Framing it as a collaborative assistant for design through scale feels much closer to how teams actually build. Curious how it handles handoffs between design, frontend, and backend as projects grow.

Really impressive update! I'm curious - how does the new version handle integrating with existing codebases? Can you import your current Next.js project and build on top of it, or is it mainly for starting fresh? Also interested in how it compares to running locally in terms of iteration speed.

The launch is strange. It does not explain: what is new?
And it was asked about what is new, and the answer mentions a few things, but provides links to other ones.

Probably, I don't understand, and that is a tricky strategy to make me look for what is actually new?

I have been a long time user of v0, and find it the best tool when it comes to creating UI components and even websites in most cases. I was looking forward to working with new frameworks. The new preview window is also good, with the mini chat window which saves time and lets you iterate faster!

Hey Hunters 👋

Hunting Higgsfield Vibe-Motion today 🚀

One prompt → instant motion → full real-time control on canvas. Super smooth, super powerful, and honestly makes motion design feel effortless.

Big congrats to the team on this launch and best wishes ahead 🙌

Higgsfield looks powerful. AI camera control built by creators is the right approach if it speeds up workflows without killing creative control, this could be huge for video makers 🎬🚀

not bad when it comes to content generation. but the subscription model feels limiting and somewhat confusing, with key features locked behind higher tiers. Overall, good potential and decent output, but the pricing and access structure could be more user-friendly

Huge congrats on the launch! 🎉 Higgsfield’s pro-level camera control and cinematic AI toolkit look insanely powerful for creators and brands.

@Higgsfield i love higgsfiled so much, great startup with a great growth

Just tried Higgsfield and one thing that stood out is how quickly you can go from idea to usable visual without a complicated setup. The interface feels straightforward, which makes experimenting easier. Curious to see how it evolves with more use.

Tried Higgsfield’s vibe motion recently. The standout for me was how smoothly it adds natural movement without making things feel over-animated. It’s been useful for quickly bringing static visuals to life with minimal setup

Love the creator-first angle. AI-powered camera control feels like one of those tools that quietly unlocks way better output once it’s dialed in. Curious what level of manual control creators still have alongside the AI.

That moment when Mistral thinks faster than I speak. :D

It was definitely time for Mistral to launch something SOTA! Awesome.

AI site builder is Webflow’s updated and improved on-ramp. 

With natural language, you skip the intimidating blank page and describe what you want to build. Instead of dropping you straight into the deep end of implementation, it walks you through a site build-out of up to five pages around a theme, topic, or goal.

Webflow is an incredibly powerful tool for professionals; this lets you wade into that power through the shallow end, instead of diving straight into the depths of the full design experience in Webflow.

What you can look forward to:

• Design up to five cohesive pages all together as a set — not piecemeal.

• Because you're building on Webflow's tried-and-tested Flowkit framework (and establishing a design system simultaneously!), you'll never end up slopped in an AI cul-de-sac.

• Make significant sitewide changes easily — and apply them consistently — via global theming controls.

• Great for founders, small teams, and partners who want to spin up professional-quality sites that can expand over time.

What I like most: it reduces back-and-forth prompting chaos and instead pushes you to ship multi-page, consistent sites that actually look good.

The Webflow crew ships with craft and pragmatism, and this launch has been a year in the making.

Excited to support this launch and see what you build with it!

Hey Product Hunt!

At Webflow, our mission is to bring development superpowers to everyone. When we first launched our AI site builder last year, our goal was to help people move from idea to site faster, no matter their design or technical expertise.

Since then, we've leveled it up: Now you can use Webflow’s AI site builder to create a multi-page, production-ready site AND a foundational design system in minutes. And because it’s generated right in Webflow, you can easily tap into the full power of our platform to take your new site even further.

Here’s how it works:

1. Describe your vision. Share what you’re building and who it’s for. Webflow AI creates a ready-to-edit site draft.

2. Add some structure, Shape your site’s structure by adding, removing, or reordering sections and pages.

3. Make it your own. Customize styles, colors, typography, and other elements site-wide.

4. Go further. Extend, refine, and optimize your new site using the full power of Webflow.

Check out webflow.com/ai-site-builder to try it for yourself!

Questions? Visit the Webflow Help Center for more details.

Show us what you're building!

26 launches! Josh and the team are really setting the gold standard for no-code. As someone who just speed-ran a build of Featmap.app on a 4-hour train ride today, I’m obsessed with how you’re lowering the on-ramp for complex sites.

I’m a big believer in the 'Simplicity First' movement—while Webflow handles the heavy lifting of production sites, I’m trying to make the feedback loop just as fast for founders.

Question: With the new AI site builder, how do you ensure the design system stays 'clean' for devs who eventually want to export the code and customize it manually?

Congrats on the update! Generating both a multi-page site and a foundational design system directly inside Webflow is a big step toward faster production work. How do you think about balancing speed of generation with long-term maintainability, especially so the AI-created structure and styles scale cleanly as teams iterate and add complexity over time?

What if we need to prototype new course landing pages fast without waiting on dev resources? Does it work well for non-designers? I can describe what I want, but I'm not sure I'd know how to "refine and optimize" properly.

Hi everyone!

Agent HQ lets you use Claude and Codex directly inside GitHub and VS Code, alongside Copilot. You can also add custom agents. Being able to swap between agents depending on the task (or just comparing their outputs) is nice.

Assign them to issues or PRs and let them work asynchronously. It is interesting to see how they handle the same context differently👾

Hi PH! I'm Łukasz, Director of Engineering at Miro. Super excited to share what we've been building.

The backstory:
As you can imagine, our engineering team lives in Miro - we have PRDs, diagrams, user flows, wireframes, technical specs, user insights... everything.

But when we used AI coding tools like Cursor or Claude Code, they had zero context about any of this. We'd spend forever exporting, screenshoting and re-explaining everything that already existed on our boards.

Frustrating!

So we built Miro MCP Server

Now AI coding tools can read Miro boards directly. Point AI at your Miro board with PRDs, prototypes, notes and it can read everything and build exactly what you mean.

But even better, you can use Miro visual capabilities to help you understand your codebase. Imagine this:

You're looking at an unfamiliar codebase. Instead of reading files for hours, you ask your AI tool: "Document this entire system on Miro." Five minutes later, you have architecture diagrams showing how everything connects. People are using it for onboarding new engineers (visualize the codebase before diving in), for keeping documentation current (auto-generate diagrams), and for finally getting AI to stop hallucinating when building features.

What I'd love to hear:
We're in public beta specifically to learn what we're missing.

• What use cases matter to you?

• What's broken?

• What should we build next?

I'm here all day to answer questions, help with setup, or just chat about where AI + visual context is heading. Let's go!

Board context → code is the direction I keep thinking about. But it raises a question I don't have a good answer for: once an agent can read your PRD board, who decides if it can also edit it? Or read board A but not board B?

MCP is great for connectivity. The permissions side feels underspecified though. We're working on this problem at keypost.ai - basically a policy layer for MCP servers.

Have you seen teams ask for this kind of control yet, or is everyone still in "let it read everything" mode?

Every time I've pointed an AI coding tool at a PRD, I end up copy-pasting sections into the prompt and losing the visual layout. Miro MCP pulling board context directly into Cursor or Claude Code skips that whole translation step. Biggest question is how it handles large boards with mixed content... rate limits plus noisy context could get tricky fast.

Congrats team!

Congrats on the launch! Giving AI coding tools direct access to visual product context feels like a big unlock, especially for reducing re-explanation and hallucinations. How do you think about keeping Miro boards and the underlying codebase in sync over time, so the diagrams and PRDs stay a reliable source of truth as systems evolve?

Big congrats on the launch, Will! Solving the PDF 'unstructured data' nightmare is a huge win for productivity. As someone who just speed-ran a build of my own project, FeatMap (.app) on a 4-hour train ride today, I have massive respect for teams focusing on 'Reliable AI' over just 'Generative AI.'

I’m curious about the 'specialized agent' approach—do the agents learn from the corrections a user makes to a filled form to improve accuracy for the next batch, or is the logic mostly based on the initial spreadsheet/context provided?

This is useful, I hate filling pdfs. How do I try this?

Love the focus on reliability-first workflows. PDF form filling is one of those painfully real tasks where a specialized agent can save hours if it’s accurate and auditable. Curious what your validation and error-checking loop looks like.

This is nice. Are you planning to release multiple specialised agents yourself or open it to other builders release agents on your platform?

I absolutely love tools (and it's the reason I check products mainly on PH) - A tool that does one thing that simplifies a lot of things in a manner of seconds, has great UI/UX, is very well thought of +++ has voice integration (I believe people are sick of typing). This is Beautiful and IT DESERVES MUCH MORE UPVOTES. Congrats, Augustin, you just created something beautiful and truly useful (and expandable down the line!) LOVE THIS.

Absolutely agree. There should be different variations of backgrounds I feel (without going grossly overboard) the way for example MICROSOFT always over-does everthing. Just minimal (unlike Canva too) but with new colors and pattern variations. A LinkedIn cover maker for professionals (or whole brand kit: profile picture helper & cover photo with text to be filled templates) would be very cool DOWN THE LINE of course... (and not all good ideas are good ideas!)

Btw, is there a limitation on how many carousels can be generated? Manual adding of a photo (like carousel cover photo - the first/last) possible? AND how much text (letters or words) can each image hold without being hard to read...

Many questions, ideas :
Excellent product.

Thanks,
Jad

Congrats on the launch! Turning raw voice into a finished, share-ready carousel is a really nice way to preserve that initial spark. How does TalkToPost decide which parts of a spoken ramble become the core hook and structure, especially when ideas are nonlinear or exploratory rather than already well-formed?

Hey everyone! 👋 I'm a solo developer working full-time as a C# desktop app developer. I built AutoBandStudio on nights and weekends over the past few months.

Why I made this: I've been playing in bands since college. I always had melodies in my head, but turning them into full songs was the hard part — especially the accompaniment. There are amazing AI music tools out there that generate entire songs from text prompts. I wanted something different: a tool where I create the melody, and AI just helps with the backing track. Think of it like sketching a drawing and having AI color it in.

Tech behind it: The chord prediction model is a Transformer Encoder built and trained in PyTorch. As a C# developer, diving into Python and deep learning for the first time was... an experience 😅

Where it stands now: 650+ downloads across 58 countries, 5.0 rating on Microsoft Store. v2.0 just launched with guitar generation, drum editing, and a Pro subscription.

I'd love to hear your thoughts — what would make this more useful? What's missing? Thanks for checking it out! 🎵

The AI chord prediction flows naturally with the melody , no awkward harmonies at all

Love this approach. Preserving the original melody while letting AI handle arrangement feels way more creator-friendly than prompt-only generation. Curious how well it adapts across genres and tempos.

It feels a lot like having a virtual bandmate: you throw out an idea and get a full, living arrangement in return

@nyrelle_bade Finally! This is what the industry needs. Therapists should focus more on the patients and let AI do the admin work. Very cool. Congrats on the launch!! Cant wait for this to fly along with V2 - especially the case note assistant every therapist carries with them.

Working on this project has been such a fulfilling experience for me. There was something incredibly meaningful about helping build an app focused on supporting therapists, the individuals who spend their careers helping others, but whose own challenges are rarely spoken about. Every stage of this app’s development has been guided by empathy, user feedback, and a deep commitment to creating something that genuinely helps people.

What I really appreciate about TherapistAI is that it’s built around real therapist needs — not just technology. By reducing the admin burden, it helps therapists save time, protect their energy, and stay focused on meaningful client work. It feels like a product designed to support human care, not replace it, and I’m excited to see how it grows with feedback from the therapist community.

Wow, that launch video is... something. 😅

As an aspiring therapist, being part of building Therapist AI has been incredibly meaningful. I’ve seen firsthand how much time, emotional labour, and energy therapists pour into their work, often at the cost of their own wellbeing.

This product was shaped by real conversations with clinicians, real admin pain points, and a shared belief that therapists deserve better tools. We didn’t want to “add another platform” ,we wanted to reduce friction, cognitive load, and after-hours work.

Excited (and grateful) to finally share this with the community 💛

@nyrelle_bade Congrats on the launch! I'm curious about the case note assistant mentioned in the comments: does it help structure the notes based on specific therapeutic frameworks, or is it more of a general summary?

Congrats on the launch. Love the “built by therapists, for therapists” positioning and the focus on saving clinicians time by reducing admin overhead.

The real value here is helping therapists stay present with clients while the tooling handles summaries, progress tracking, and follow-ups. Wishing you a strong launch day. @nyrelle_bade

Hi Product Hunt 👋
I’m Alex, co-founder of Votap.

Votap started from a frustration my co-founder @zahoor_ali and I kept coming back to. Politics has a huge influence on our lives, yet most people have almost zero impact on politics day to day. We thought, if investors can react to companies in real-time on the stock market, why can’t ‘we the people’ do the same with politicians?

So we started building Votap:

• It’s completely free to use

• Vote on politicians anytime, not just during elections

• Results update live as people vote

The aim is to hold politicians accountable between elections. Our belief is simple. When feedback is constant and transparent, behaviour improves. And when behaviour improves, society improves.

We’ll be here in the comments all day — we’d love your honest feedback! Ask anything, challenge the idea, or tell us why this is a good (or terrible) concept. We’re here for it 🙌

Truly love this concept, but do you think politicians are actually ready for a real-time performance review or should we expect some angry calls when their stock starts crashing? :D

Hey Product Hunt 👋 I’m Zahoor, one of the founders of Votap.

Like most startups, Votap started pretty scrappy. A lot of late nights, second-guessing, building things that break, fixing them, and slowly figuring out what actually matters to users. This isn’t a polished “big company” launch. It’s very much a real product built by a small team trying to learn fast and build something useful.

We built Votap because politics affects almost every part of our lives: cost of living, housing, work, safety, opportunity. Yet for most of us, our actual influence feels close to zero outside of elections every few years. That disconnect never sat right with us.

Votap is our attempt to close that gap. It’s a simple way to express how you feel about politicians in real time and see how public sentiment shifts live through charts. No waiting years between elections. Just ongoing feedback.

Launching on Product Hunt matters a lot to us because early adopters here don’t just click and disappear. You ask tough questions. You spot flaws. You suggest features we didn’t think of. That feedback is genuinely how early products get better, and we’re here to learn.

If you try Votap, I’d love to hear:

• What feels confusing?

• What feels useful?

• What would make you come back?

Thanks for checking it out, and appreciate any feedback (good or brutal). This is just the start for us 🙏

This is genuinely great haha! So is it just users signing up and voting at the moment or do you also take into consideration live news, trends of social media (X, Instagram etc) that also effect a politicians popularity / ranking within the app?

This caught my eye because I've long considered a similar idea. The idea being to propose real world questions based on real legal decisions/controversies or a suggestion being made and have people vote on it. For example, if insurance cost to you is the same or cheaper and you wouldn't have to change medical providers, would you be in favor of universal health care? Yes or No. Which i understand is just a poll, but if you have enough people leaning one way or another in a particular district, then your local politician could use that as information to guide them in a direction of how their constituents prefer they go. Of course this assumes you have enough participants. But then there could also be concerns of how reliable the data is if bots figure out a way to lean it in one direction or another... have you considered simple, topical questions?

Having said all that, I like the idea. A concern to me about voting on how a particular politician is doing, is someone may like certain things they are doing, but not others so it may not be as cut and dry. I think how they go on issues is what is important and easier for people to follow. Maybe combination of the idea above and your existing product: Trump wants to do X. I agree or don't agree on this particular issue. Then maybe have it aggregate up for an overall score.

Single API for upload, execute, artifacts back is the right surface area. Most sandbox tools either give you too much infra to manage or too little control over the runtime. Does Agent Sandbox support persistent file systems across sessions? That's where stateful agent workflows get tricky fast.

An AI assistant for my entire Mac workflow? I'm sold. Want to dive in immediately!

Congrats on the launch! Treating AI as a native system layer instead of a separate app feels like the right direction for macOS. How do you think about managing context boundaries, especially when PopAir can see active windows, so actions stay helpful and precise without pulling in too much or the wrong context?

Hello Product Hunt! Ivan here - Founder of Modaal.

I’ve spent the last 17 years building mobile products. I shipped hundreds of apps, led development teams, and worked as an engineer at Uber and Meta - building native apps at every scale, from scrappy prototypes to systems used by millions.

I believe in the benefits of building fully native mobile apps - this gives you the most flexibility, control, and native performance, the fullest possible access to native OS features, and the most powerful and expressive development languages and tools.

Today, with AI coding agents, anybody can start building a fully native mobile app - in minutes. However, as the projects scale, AI agents lose the context, the code bloats and stops doing what it was supposed to, small changes start taking hours and break something unexpected. These problems aren't new, and are solved in high-performing engineering teams with the help of proper planning - to gather the context before building, architecture - to keep the project scalable and maintainable over time, code review - to keep the code consistent, and testing - to make sure changing one screen doesn't break another.

Modaal brings the best engineering practices from high-performing teams. It is an orchestrator between you, your favorite AI coding agent, and Xcode, allowing you to create projects that stay maintainable as they scale.

As a true senior engineering team, Modaal:

• Gathers context and creates comprehensive specifications.

• Plans ahead: incorporates app architecture, and verifies every decision with you.

• Maintains architecture - so what it builds stays consistent.

• Automatically builds and fixes errors after every step.

We’re keeping pricing as transparent as possible:

• You pay a small platform fee for Modaal.

• You use the agent you already pay for (Cursor, Claude Code, etc.).

• If you don’t pay for an agent yet, the combined cost (Modaal + agent) is still far lower than vibecoding tools that charge per credits.

• Result: predictable monthly cost for building apps - no "surprise credit burn" when you're debugging.

Who it's for

• Developers who are already using Cursor / Claude Code (or similar).

• Technical PMs and designers who can write clear specs and want true native output.

• or Just Builders who want to ship their own product and aren't afraid to install Xcode and plug in an agent.

We’re early, shipping fast, and we want your brutal feedback - drop a comment, I’ll be happy to get back! 🚀

Launches are very personal for me. It’s like delivering a baby — you spend months building, then one intense day and it feels like success… but in reality it’s just the beginning of the whole journey.

Modaal is a special tool for me. I wish it existed 15 years ago, when I shipped my first native apps in my agency in Ukraine. I’m a builder at heart — I’ve never written a single line of code, but I’ve always had ideas.

Modaal helps builders (PMs, designers, founders) turn a clear idea into a high-quality, truly native Swift/SwiftUI iOS app — not a demo, not “web in a wrapper”.

If you’ve tried AI coding and hit the point where projects grow, context drifts, and “small changes” break everything — that’s exactly what we’re solving.

Our goal today: get your honest feedback and make this MVP to a product that you tell is "10/10".
Drop a comment — and join our community - https://discord.gg/KyQzDXxgU3.
Let’s build together.

Love how Modaal slots into the ecosystem instead of trying to replace it. Excited to see how fast teams can ship once architecture and consistency stop being bottlenecks for AI.

Congrats on the launch! Question for a PM: once the agent does its thing, how much manual polishing of the UI or code is typically needed, or is it truly a 100% hand-off?

Congrats guys! Can't wait to see what the community will built with it

Guys, you’re crushing it 🔥 Wishing you a fast takeoff and big wins, can’t wait to use Modaal!

Glad to see Modaal launch today.
Looking forward to seeing how it’s used to turn product ideas into structured, native mobile apps.

All builders, please feel free to join the builders community:
https://discord.gg/9CnEj7r2

@lenaavramenko congrats on the launch. Community from the day one is a great approach!

So excited to see Modaal live! Can’t wait to build some cool widgets for IOS with it!

Congrats team! Excited to see what cools apps are built thanks to Modaal!

Congrats! This is an amazing solution!

Love this ❤️ It’s a real problem getting 90% done with an app, then hitting a wall. So I love seeing an experienced team that’s willing to focus on the final tweaks that make ALL the difference between another abandoned project, and a smash success. Eager to start building! 🔥

As a product person, what caught my eye here is the spec-first approach. Most AI coding tools want you to describe a feature and then generate code. Modaal starts where I actually work: PRDs, user flows, architecture decisions. That means one stays grounded in the product thinking layer, while the tool handles implementation. The big advantage for me here is that what comes out isn't a throwaway demo but a real native codebase with proper structure that a dev team could actually pick up and build on. This changes prototyping from "validate and rebuild" to "validate and keep going."

Congrats on the launch! I’m rooting for this one — the “end-to-end product development” angle is exactly what’s been missing for me in most AI coding tools. Upvoted and can’t wait to try it properly.

Congrats on the launch @lenaavramenko and the team! 🚀

Looks nice, can't wait to try it on some pet projects

I have been waiting for Modaal release for so long. Very happy day!!!!

@lenaavramenko this looks fantastic - congrats and best of luck with the launch!

Saw you guys launched on LinkedIn, good luck! With the integration of Claude in to XCode I wonder what the additional value is of a tool like this? even less technical?

Love Modaal’s direction. Feels much closer to how real teams build and review iOS apps. Excited to see how this evolves for larger codebases 🥳

Congrats the team. Good luck to find your first user 🤞

Hey Ivan @ivan_misuno ,

Congrats on the launch of Modaal!

It sounds like an incredibly powerful tool for developers, especially with its focus on scalability and maintainability.

How's the response been so far? What kind of marketing goals or strategies are you focusing on to get the word out? Would love to hear how you're planning to promote it!

Congrats guys! 🎉 I’ve been building apps for 6 years now and this looks seriously impressive! Love the clarity of the workflow p.s. the visual is 🔥

Wish you all the luck with the launch!

Taking into account you joint expertize, Modaal has no way than to become a true gem of highest quality

Hey Product Hunt! I’m the maker of SessionCast.

Here’s the moment that triggered it:

I pulled an all-nighter at the office, shipped a bunch of work, then walked into a customer meeting the next day and thought…

“Uh… I didn’t write the docs.”
“No worries, I’ll just ask Claude Code to summarize yesterday’s changes.”

So I opened my laptop.

…and realized my Claude Code is on my office PC, far, far away.

VPN? Not set up.
SSH? Ports closed.
Keys? Configs? tmux? 🫠

All I wanted was simple:

From my phone:
“Hey office PC, ask Claude: summarize the API spec I worked on yesterday.”

But doing that the “normal way” is a whole side quest:
VPN, SSH configs, keys, tmux, apps, connection issues… and then you still babysit the VPN.

So I built SessionCast.

How it works

• Run the agent

• Open a browser

• That’s it

- No VPN
- No SSH port opening
- No app install (browser-only)

Also: SessionCast isn’t just a standalone tool.
It includes a relay integration library, so you can build your own stuff on top of it.

A real example: ThreadCast (AI agent collaboration tool) is built on SessionCast relay.

You could use it for:

• internal AI coding assistant dashboards

• multi-machine agent monitoring

• AI pair programming platforms

• basically anything where “I want access to my dev box from anywhere” should be easy

That’s SessionCast.
Less setup, more shipping

Love this lightweight approach — VPN + SSH + tmux setup is always a friction point for remote Claude Code sessions. The browser-based access is exactly what mobile-first workflows need.

I'm curious about multi-session support: when running multiple Claude Code instances in parallel (e.g., different worktrees), can you switch between sessions or monitor them simultaneously from the same dashboard?

When we spoke to legal, finance, and operations teams, the problem wasn't drafting contracts, it was understanding them at scale.

Contracts lived everywhere: shared drives, inboxes, legacy systems. Teams tracked different versions. Renewals were missed. Obligations went unnoticed. And getting a simple answer often meant weeks of manual work.

We built Bulk Analysis to solve this exact problem.

Our goal wasn't to build another document storage system. It was to create a way for teams to understand their entire contract portfolio instantly.

Bulk Analysis uses agentic AI to analyze thousands of contracts in one pass, turn them into structured data, and surface insights that were previously hidden. Every insight is traceable back to the original contract, so teams can trust and verify what they see.

We believe contracts are one of the most underutilized sources of business intelligence. Bulk Analysis is our step toward changing that.

We'd love your feedback and your support.

- Team Legitt AI