PH热榜 | 2026-04-08

Hey Product Hunt! 👋

I'm Ajay, co-founder and CTO at Velo. Super excited to launch Velo for the first time!

I've spent the last year obsessing over a weirdly stubborn problem: why is it still so hard to make a simple video message?

You know exactly what you want to show. You can explain it perfectly in conversation. But the moment you try to record it, everything falls apart - the pacing and the words are off, you re-record it four times, and the result still doesn't feel right.

We built Velo to close that gap.

Velo is an AI-powered tool that turns raw recordings, files, and URLs into video messages worth watching - pitches, tutorials, demos, async updates, courses, anything you need to show someone.

Four ways to create a video:

• Record your screen: Capture any app or browser, naturally. Don't worry about getting the words right. Velo rewrites your script, enhances the voiceover, syncs audio to visuals, and delivers a polished video in minutes.

• Upload a recording: Have a Zoom call, Loom video, or MP4 sitting in a folder? Upload it. Velo gives it a fresh script, clean audio, and synced visuals. That raw recording becomes something you'd actually want to send.

• Paste a link: Drop in any live URL and tell the browser agent what to show, in plain language. It understands your intent, records the flow on its own, and produces a finished video. No recording needed.

• Upload slides or images: Drop in a PDF or PPT. Velo converts them into a narrated video with automated zooms and cursor movements.

What Velo handles for you:

• Script & voiceover: Transcribes your audio, rewrites it into a clean script, and generates an enhanced voiceover synced to your visuals. Adjust the tone, swap lines, or rewrite entirely.

• AI avatars: Add an avatar that looks and sounds like you, or pick from public avatars.

• Smart effects: Auto zoom-ins on key moments, plus spotlights, callouts, and cursor highlights.

• Brand kit: Your colours, logos, intros, and backgrounds applied across every video.

• Background swap, music, and intro cards: Set the tone and look without extra tools.

• Share instantly: Generate a link or download the final file.

Who is Velo for?

Founders recording demos. Teams sharing async updates. Creators building courses. Support teams writing walkthroughs. Anyone who has something to show but doesn't want video production to be the bottleneck.

If you've got something to show, just Velo it.

🎁 For the PH community:

Try Velo for free today, and if it clicks, get 20% off your first month on Pro or Ultra.

We built this because we believe the showing part shouldn't be the hard part. We'd love for you to try it and tell us what you think.

What's the first video you'd make? 💙

Hey everyone! Sourav here, co-founder and CEO at Velo.

Building Velo has been one of the most challenging and rewarding things I've been part of. A team with a belief that making video messages should feel as easy as having a conversation.

The technical challenges have been wild: browser-based editing, AI voiceover sync, and a browser agent that records flows on its own. 

Every layer pushed us into territory we hadn't been in before. We built things we didn't know we could.

But the reason we kept going is that I've been on the other side of this problem too many times: you know exactly what you want to say, you know it would land better as a video, and you just don't make it. 

Because the gap between what's in your head and what comes out of a recording feels too wide.

Velo exists to make that gap disappear. And seeing people use it and actually share the video message instead of giving up - that's the moment that makes all of it worth it.

Grateful to be launching here. Would love for you to try it. 💙

Congratulations @ajaykumar1018 ,
BTW, how does Velo decide what to cut vs. keep from a raw recording?

Is it based on silence, mouse movements, or something else?

Help me understand, does it automatically clone your voice with AI or it adds an AI voice to it?

a really glad you included a brand kit feature. most ai video tools look way too generic, so being able to bake in our own colors and intros from the start makes a huge difference for client demos. how many 'public avatars' are available on the free plan? @ajaykumar1018 @grege_rodrigues @Velo

Building Velo made one thing very clear to us — browser agents don’t fail because they’re weak, they fail because they’re blind.
Most tools try to fix this with better models. We went a different route — better grounding.
A simple user walkthrough (clicks, intent, flow) becomes the instruction layer for the agent. That single shift reduced unnecessary steps and made the system far more reliable.
Still early, but we’re excited about where this can go. Would genuinely love feedback from the community.

How are you approaching editing vs automation here, especially for people who want quick outputs but still need some control over the final message?

Not bad, time to move away from loom

Huge congratulations on the launch 🚀

I gave Velo a quick try and was genuinely impressed, within minutes I had a polished video with smooth animations and a really solid overall result. As someone who’s not experienced in video editing, I found the process intuitive and easy to follow, which is a big win.

One thing I found a bit unclear: is there a reason we can’t add narration to a video that doesn’t already have audio? Since we can provide a script, it feels like enabling voiceover generation from scratch would be a natural extension and a valuable addition.

I’ll keep exploring and come back with more detailed feedback soon, excited to see how this evolves!

Congratulations to the team!!!!

Congrats on the launch!

The focus on 'early shaping' is what caught my eye—most AI tools try to be everything at once, but Velo feels like it's actually built to respect the user's existing workflow.

Excited to see how the environmental awareness layer evolves from here.

This looks like exactly what I've been looking for, so I'm definitely trying it today.

Can you control which moments get the zoom-in, or is it fully automatic?

Super clean product congrats! Genuinely nails a real pain, can't wait to use.

How do you mitigate the possibility of things drifting and feeling over-polished / losing the ‘human’ feel after the AI rewrite?

I am blown away by the homepage demo where it shows without and with Velo. You got my instant support after watching that.

Congrats on the launch!

I really love how cleanly it turns raw recordings into something actually watchable! this is such a real pain point, especially when you need to share product updates or demos quickly.

We actually just launched our product on Product Hunt a couple of days ago, so I can definitely relate, today is a big day, enjoy every minute of it

Wishing you a great launch and lots of traction!

Congratulations :) Can we send other's videos messages to Velo ?

Congrats team!!! After Google Vids 2.0, this is the most interesting video creation app I have seen on PH. I wish Loom also upgraded with AI features soon.

Congrats on launching. Love the launch assets and positioning here.

Congrats. Looks neat. Does it allows me to host the videos like Loom does or I need to export the video and host at my end?

It's been a great journey since we started working on Velo, each and every screen of Velo is made with uttermost care and with keeping in mind the end user. Fingers crossed.

recording a “quick video” and then re-recording it 5 times is way too real 😅. feels like the hardest part isn’t recording, it’s sounding like a normal human while doing it. if this actually fixes that, it’s a big deal

Okay, but I am afraid that people will start to send me them with such frequency as voice messages :D

Jokes aside, quite innovative thing here on PH :)

For content creators, the pricing might be too steep if they get only 3 to 30 minutes of avatar videos. Will there be any creator-friendly pricing tier introduced soon?

Any plans for adding programmatic video creation using API?

@ajaykumar1018 If the AI generates a polished script and voiceover that is significantly shorter or longer than my original screen recording, how does the tool handle the visual timing ? Does it automatically speed up/slow down the footage, or does it intelligently use freeze frames or jump cuts to keep the visuals synced to the new audio ?

Congratulations

congratulations @sourav_sanyal for the launch!!

Congrats on the launch! I’ll definitely give this a try -- most screen recording apps give me a headache :)

Hey Product Hunt, I'm Michelle, co-founder of Flint.

Yes, you can vibe-code a landing page in Claude Code. We've done it. It works great. Until you need a second page. And a third. And then you need forms that actually capture leads. And SEO that actually ranks. And pages that match your real brand, not a model's guess at your brand. And you need to update all of them when your messaging changes. And you realize you've spent more time maintaining pages than building your product.

That's the gap Flint fills.

Flint clones your actual design system and generates fully-coded, on-brand landing pages from a content brief. Pages go live on your domain, not a subdomain. No dev needed. No CMS migration. Optimized for AI search (ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews) out of the box.

Whether you're a solo founder shipping your first comparison pages or a growth team running hundreds of campaign pages across multiple brands, Flint gives you the system, not just a page. Brand consistency, lead capture, A/B testing, and optimization that gets smarter over time.

Graphite doubled their conversions and influenced 7 figures in ARR. One customer auto-generates a landing page for every Reddit comment mentioning their product via our API. Another embedded Flint directly into their sales workflow so every prospect gets a personalized page automatically.

I was the first engineer and Head of Growth at Warp (0 to 500K WAUs). I built Flint because I lived this pain. You should be building your product, not maintaining landing pages.

Try it free at tryflint.com (14-day Pro trial). Would love your feedback.

One of my sites got blocked for "being a competitor" and another is stuck in onboarding for a week now, the manual onboarding seems very not AI

Really interesting! Btw among AEO, SEO, ABM and GEO where are you seeing the strongest ROI right now?

Thanks everyone so much for the support, we're excited for you all to give Flint a try!

Congrats on the launch!

Flint feels very on point: the need to spin up on-brand pages fast without dragging engineering in every time is such a bottleneck for growth teams. Love how you’re connecting this with APIs and GTM workflows makes it feel way more scalable than typical landing page builders.

We actually just launched on Product Hunt a few days ago as well, so I can definitely relate and hope you’re enjoying the launch day energy.

Wishing you a great launch and strong traction!

The fact that pages go live on your actual domain instead of a subdomain is a huge detail that most builders overlook. Really smart to build the MCP integration too so teams can ship pages right from their existing workflows. @michelle_lim1 How are you handling brand consistency when a company refreshes their design system, do existing pages auto-update?

The video looks very cool! Really impressed!

The Flint MCP server is a massive W for our engineering team. Way less prompting

Hello Flint team <3 congratulations for sucessful launch! Really like this project and definitely will try asap <3
As a solo newbie dev i like things like this because it can help me to build things faster and cheaper because i already launched 1 project but it was not good so working on it AGAIN to get it so much better and hope i can make Launch 2.0 here in 2 weeks <3

Wish you all the best!

Vojtech
founder of @SEOKRATES

scaling ABM pages is a consistency nightmare. curious how well the on-brand guardrails hold at 100+ variants

Finally, Chrome has it too. I've been using vertical tabs in Edge for a long time and I absolutely love it.
With screens getting wider and wider, vertical tabs is really useful!

Google Chrome just rolled out vertical tabs + an upgraded reading mode to boost productivity.

Managing too many tabs and distracting pages? This solves it by organizing tabs vertically (so you can actually read titles) and offering a clean, immersive reading view.

What’s different: Simple UX upgrades that make a big impact on focus and multitasking.

Features:

– Vertical tabs for better tab management

– Full-page reading mode for distraction-free browsing

Benefits: Stay organized, find tabs faster, and read without noise.

Who it’s for: Power users, multitaskers, and anyone juggling lots of tabs daily.

P.S. I hunt the latest and greatest launches in tech, SaaS and AI, follow to be notified → @rohanrecommends

Arc vertical tabs are still the best implementation of this feature. Dia (from same company) have done it right too. But this version in chrome is lazy af.

Saw this first in firefox and am glad that it made it to chrome

Vertical tabs are one of those features that feel obvious once you have them but you never knew you needed. With wider monitors becoming the norm, horizontal tabs waste so much space. @rohanrecommends Have you noticed any performance difference when running a lot of tabs in vertical mode versus the classic layout?

Love this! I can't believe I never even considered this a possibility, but this will be a game changer for differentiating between all the similarly named google docs I work in each day. Great update!

A much better view than the horizontal ones. I don't think I would be lost in this view. Congrats on this new update!

Woww this is extremely useful for me,
I usually use arc/dia on daily-basis, I'll give it a try.
Good job.

This was a much-awaited update for Chrome. Finally it's here!!

So does that mean there won't be too many ads？

how do you get access to this? i downloaded the latest and dont see this option

More health apps like these! 🤌

Curious how customizable it gets .Can users fine tune how strict or gentle the reminders are depending on their workflow?

Beautiful through and through!

posture reminders + eye breaks in one app makes sense. most people don't realize how connected those issues are - you lean forward when your eyes get tired, then your neck hurts, then you lean forward more. breaking that cycle early is key.

Hi Kushagra! the context-aware part sells it for me. Every break reminder app I've tried before would interrupt me mid-flow and I'd just dismiss it and never come back. How does it decide when you're in the zone vs a good moment to break? Not an easy UX problem to solve I imagine?

hy @kushsolitary your product is good, i liked, but i want to know something because i come from non-tech background.
how did you build it?, is this vibe coding or manual coding?

The iPhone sync feature is a game changer for break reminders. Most people just pick up their phone the second a break starts, which defeats the whole purpose. Love that you thought about that loop. @kushsolitary How does the context awareness work during screen sharing or presentations, does it auto-pause?

I like this idea! It looks a lot nicer than ScreenTime

Congrats on the launch!

This is such a thoughtful product — I feel like we all need this, especially those of us who spend way too many hours in front of a screen (definitely me 🙈). Honestly, something like this feels less like a “nice-to-have” and more like a must-have for everyday work.

Love that it’s native, customizable, and actually gentle — that makes a huge difference for adoption.

We actually just launched on Product Hunt a few days ago as well, so I can totally relate — hope you’re enjoying the launch day, it’s a big one

Wishing you a great launch and lots of happy, well-rested users!

honestly these forced breaks help on long sessions. the snooze behavior is what makes or breaks these tools - if it's too easy to bypass, people just disable it.

what make it different from other similar product ?

Hey PH 👋 I’m Adam, co-founder of MindsDB.

Business intelligence has long promised faster, smarter decisions — but in many orgs insights arrive after decisions are already made.

That’s why we built MindsDB Anton - a system that thinks autonomously and delivers outcomes while keeping your data and secrets protected.

Ask Anton in plain language, and it takes ownership of the analytic process: it discovers data, runs the analysis, surfaces the most important insights, builds dashboards, recommends next steps, and can take action — all with the security and governance enterprises require.

Anton is available on GitHub - tell us what you like in it and what you want us to build next.

The first 1000 hunters will get a month of free AI tokens using the code PROHUNTR100 at mdb.ai 

— Adam

Bold claim. An agent that acts on BI without human approval worries me - most orgs I've seen can't even agree on what a metric means, let alone trust automated decisions downstream.

Congrats on the launch!

Love the shift from traditional dashboards to autonomous analysis — BI agents that actually behave like analysts and run 24/7 feel like a natural next step for this space.

We also launched on Product Hunt a few days ago, so can definitely relate and hope you’re having a great launch day.

Wishing you strong traction!

I love the desktop app!!! plugged my email, calendar, hubspot, linear and github and I can now run everything from a single place

Indeed a bold claim. No matter what stage you are in, almost always, the important data itself is not in place or not synthesized for decision making. I wonder what level of data MindsDB works on? Can't give access to supabase but metabase level data?

The "doesn't just answer, it acts" thing caught my eye. I've spent way too long staring at dashboards that just sit there lol. So the idea of BI that actually does something with the data is cool.

One thing I'm wondering though, how does governance work when it's taking actions on its own? Like is there an approval step or can you set guardrails on what it's allowed to do?

Hey PH! I'm Sam from Notte. 👋

We built Browser Arena because we were tired of seeing benchmarks in the AI agent/browser infra space that couldn't be reproduced. Companies claiming SOTA performance based on cherry-picked runs, undisclosed infrastructure, and small sample sizes.

So we built an answer: an open-source benchmark suite that tests every major cloud browser provider under identical conditions.

What makes it different❓

• 1,000 runs per provider

• Same AWS infrastructure, same test, same Playwright version

• Full VM metadata published (region, instance type, RTT)

• Median, P90, P95 — not just "best case"

• Error rates and failure breakdowns included

• Cost per session calculated from real pricing

MIT licensed. Clone it and run it yourself.

The benchmark ⚡

Minimal session lifecycle (create → connect → navigate → release). Tests both sequential and concurrent (up to 16 parallel sessions) execution.

Notte performs well in the results. But we didn't build this to win (we don't in all cases), we built it so the results mean something. If another provider is faster, the leaderboard shows it. That's the point.

Run it on your own infra and tell us if your numbers differ.

Would love your feedback on what benchmarks you'd want to see next! 🌸

Love the focus on reproducibility. Btw do you think open benchmarks will become a norm in AI infra or will most companies still optimize for perception over truth?

Wait, so u built a benchmark where your own product doesnt win 100% of the time? This level of honesty is illegal in silicone valley)

Hey PH! It’s Lucas, CTO of Notte 👋

We built Browser Arena to make it easier for people to compare cloud browser solutions using fair, reproducible metrics.

Check it out and we’d love to hear what you think!

Congrats Sam! The Browser Functions concept is interesting. How close to zero is the latency when your serverless code runs colocated with the browser vs a normal Lambda?

Really interesting approach to benchmarking cloud browser providers. I have been evaluating a few of these services for running automated workflows and the lack of standardized benchmarks has made it difficult to compare them objectively. The fact that all results and code are public is a huge plus. Do you plan to add latency benchmarks for dynamic page interactions, or is the focus mainly on static page loads and rendering?

What happens when an agent session goes rogue mid-task? Curious if there are circuit breakers built into the session management layer or if the human has to manually kill it.

Let's go!

@santifer built a multi-agent job search system on Claude Code, ran 631 evaluations, sent 68 applications, and landed a Head of Applied AI role, then open-sourced it.

The problem: searching for senior AI roles is a full-time job. Read the JD, map your skills, rewrite the CV, fill 15-field forms, multiplied by 10 offers a day. 74% of offers are a poor fit. You find out after reading 800 words. The solution: Career-Ops automates the analysis. You make every final call.

What stands out:

• 🎯 A–F scoring across 10 dimensions with role match gate filters

• 📄 ATS PDFs per role with keywords, reordered bullets, auto region

• 🔍 Scanner across 45+ companies like Ashby, Lever, Wellfound

• ⚡ Batch mode runs 122 URLs in parallel with worker architecture

• 🧠 Story Bank builds reusable STAR+R interview answers

• 💰 Negotiation scripts for salary, geo gaps, competing offers

• 📊 Dashboard with filters, sorting, and lazy previews

• 🔁 680 URLs deduped with human review before submission

By the numbers:

• 631 evaluations, 516 unique offers

• 354 PDFs generated

• 68 applications sent

• 9.1K GitHub stars, 1.6K forks

Different because this isn't an auto-apply bot, it's a filter. The design principle is explicit: automate analysis, not decisions. And the system itself is the portfolio, building a multi-agent architecture to land multi-agent roles is the most direct proof of competence.

Perfect for senior engineers, AI practitioners, and anyone running a serious, high-signal job search at scale.

P.S. I hunt the latest and greatest launches in tech, SaaS and AI, follow to be notified → @rohanrecommends

Hey everyone! I'm Santiago, the creator of career-ops.

I built this during my own job search. After months of sending applications into the void, I decided to automate the entire process with Claude Code. The system evaluated 740+ offers, I applied to 66, got 12 interviews, and landed a Head of Applied AI role.

The irony? The job I accepted actually came inbound, a CEO saw my systems thinking and liked my mindset. Turns out, building the tool was the ultimate proof of competence.

I open-sourced it because I believe the hiring system is broken. Companies use AI to filter candidates — candidates deserve the same tools to filter companies.

Happy to answer any questions about the architecture or how it works!

This is awesome! Building a smart job search for Four-Leaf.ai was one of the hardest parts of making an end to end interview prep tool.

Would be awesome to hear about how you think of going from interview to offers and comp negotiation coaching. That's the gap we are trying to solve with Four-Leaf.

Congrats on the launch!

Turning job search into a structured, almost pipeline-driven system is a very cool approach — especially with scoring and parallel processing, that’s a level of rigor most people don’t have.

We also launched on Product Hunt a few days ago, so can definitely relate — hope you’re having a great launch day. Wishing you strong traction!

Supported! Congrats on the launch :)

real agent, not a chat wrapper - using Claude Code for file iteration is the right call. the drift question matters though: one bad filter config and it's applying to roles you excluded.

Rohan being Rohan! It's more than cool mate. Not only cause he solved a real pain but also cause he open-sourced it to make the life of others easier than ever

Congrats on the launch Santiago! Love the multi-agent approach for high-signal job searching.

I built precis.top, a lightweight resume builder that focuses on clean, ATS-friendly structures. Since Career-Ops excels at generating tailored content, it could be a perfect 'last mile' partner—Career-Ops handles the intelligence, and Precis handles the professional presentation.

Was about to buy that Nuphy keyboard..

now, I don't need it!

Congrats on the launch!

Such a fun idea — love the attention to detail with real switch recordings and spatial audio, that’s a very cool touch. Feels like one of those small things that actually makes everyday work more enjoyable.

We also launched on Product Hunt a few days ago, so can definitely relate — hope you’re having an amazing launch day. Good luck!

That is amazing, brings peace to my mind when I can't carry my mechanical keyboard with me, good job Adrian.

Hi Product Hunt! 👋

Thrilled to launch PassportReader today! 🚀

Most identity verification relies on visual checks only (does it look real?), rather than actually verifying that the document is real.

We built PassportReader to change that.

PassportReader reads the NFC chip in passports and ID cards, validates the cryptographic signatures, and returns structured identity data via a simple API.

We’re now extending this to digital credentials as well (mDL, EUDI wallets).

Would love feedback, especially from anyone building onboarding, KYC, or identity flows.
Happy to answer any technical questions!

Does that mean i finally dont have to take a blurry selfie holding my passport next to my face like a hostage or a prisoner?:D

The idea came from a problem I kept running into myself: I ship updates to my side projects on a daily basis, but there’s no real place to share those updates unless you already have many followers.

Posting on X didn’t do much for me (I have only ~200 followers). Posting on changelog page meant basically nobody saw it. Posting frequently on Reddit felt spammy pretty quickly.

So I made a public product changelog.

Featdrop is kind of like Product Hunt, but instead of launches, people post product updates. You can have multiple products, post multiple updates every day, and people can see, follow, vote on, and comment on what you’re building.

One feature I personally especially like is the update calendar — it shows a monthly history of everything you shipped. It feels like a nicer way to show product momentum than just a GitHub graph. (The idea was inspired by an infographic made by ProductCompass)

If you’re actively building, I’d love for you to check it out and happy to hear any feedback!

This could become a daily habit product if done right . Builders checking in sharing progress getting feedback that loop is strong. The challenge will be making early posts feel rewarding enough.

What does discoverability actually look like for someone with zero followers on day one? If the feed is chronological and you have no audience yet, you're basically posting into a void. Congrats on the launch!

Nice! I've been building a product solo and my changelog is basically scattered across commit messages and a markdown file nobody sees. Do you see this working well for solo founders or is it more geared toward teams with a bigger audience already?

Thanks for a useful site, I was looking for something like it tbh for my project and now it landed in my lap :D ! Just a note from usability side. When I click on an update and then navigate back to main page, it is kind of annoying that it scrolls me back to top.

Love how it was built because of your personal need. But, don't we have many platforms like this already?

how are you planning to grow this, make it more intuitive?

Hi everyone!

A simple but interesting Marble update.

Marble 1.1 improves the core image quality side of world generation: better lighting, sharper contrast, and fewer visual artifacts. Then Marble 1.1 Plus pushes on a different axis entirely, letting you create larger and more complex environments.

So the product split is actually quite clean now: start with 1.1 for the safer default, then switch to 1.1 Plus when you want the biggest world possible.

The @mo to approve mechanic is clever. Lightweight enough that teams might actually adopt it without resistance.

Interesting approach. Curious how this handles the agent pipeline - when an AI agent opens the PR, does it still catch conflicts with decisions made before the agent was involved? The drift window starts earlier than that.

How do you decide which Slack discussions actually become enforceable rules without creating noise?

I love what you are doing, is it built to integrate with existing tools or workflows?
I have a tool that create content for users, and we want to add an agency service on top of it as a premium offer.
I need an input where my platform create a new project automatically, with media, inputs and requirements.
I need my platform to connect the client data to collaborate with through your platform.
And how to add results in my platform.

I like the idea with school-specific matching. Generic platforms usually fail because you end up matched with someone on the other side of the country. But it also means you need enough students using it at each school for the matches to actually be useful. How are you thinking about rolling it out campus by campus? Starting with Duke makes sense, but going from the first school to the second is often where things get hard. Congrats on the launch!

Hi Andrzej, for right now it is only USA, but we plan to expand to international universities as well! @andrzej_zarod

This is great! Is this USA only?

Hi, I'm Van! I built StatusStats because I wanted a simple system monitor that lives in the menu bar. Basically my Apple version of MSI Afterburner. Also, I just wanted to build something for fun. I always have Activity Monitor open to watch my memory usage since I have a crazy amount of tabs open sometimes, so I made this.

Hi Product Hunt! 🚀

I’m Pablo, a Full Stack Developer based in Lisbon 🇵🇹. After 14+ years building systems for companies like BMW and Ericsson, I decided to build something for a very specific (and chaotic) workplace: the Home Office.

We’ve all been there: you step away for a coffee, and your cat, dog, or toddler decides to "refactor" your code or send a cryptic Slack message to your boss. 🐾👶

I built PawseKeys to be the ultimate shield for your Mac. It’s a powerful standalone keyboard locker, but I wanted to add a bit of magic.

✨ The Watch Remote: We are likely the first to sync macOS with the Apple Watch for this! Note: The Watch companion app is in the final stage of Apple’s review and will be available as a free Pro update in just a few days! Grab Pro today to be ready the second it drops.

Key Features:

• 🔒 Solid Locking: Block all inputs instantly with one click.

• ⌚ Watch Remote: (Coming this week!) The "Wow Factor" — control your Mac from your wrist.

• 🧼 Cleaning Mode: Wipe down your keys without triggering 50 random shortcuts.

• 🏠 Home-Office Ready: Designed for parents, pet owners, and focus-seekers.

🎁 PH SPECIAL: Use code PHPAWSE20 for 20% off the Pro version via Lemon Squeezy!

I’d love to hear your feedback. What’s the craziest thing your pet (or kid) has ever typed? Let me know below! 👇

I remember once I kept my mac open like this and my cat came and sat on the keyboard as it was bit warmer, which led to some weird messages in Teams😓, I wish I had closed the lid or had this app installed, Great work man thanks!

Coming from someone with a very pesky cat, I thank you for making this!

This is such a wonderful idea! It actually reminds me of something that happened to me. One day my dog had the zoomies, ran over my keyboard, and completely messed up everything I had already done 😅

Hi Pablo. One question, how is this better than just making my mac sleep with a shortcut?

My 8-month-old chaotic cocker spaniel magically learned how to climb my work desk. While it's cute to see, I work with Slack all the time, so...
This is such a great idea, simple enough to make me like it and need it!

@Gauntlet @garrethedwards This is genius! Ill be using this daily. Might as well make some money out of the ultra training and cycling I do.

Hahaha I love this. It would also turn me into an absolute monster.

This would finally make me commit to run daily xD

Congrats Naveen and Vijay. Who is it suitable for SMBs or enterprises?

Does it work for videos in any language? Or what languages does it support?

This is really interesting. How are you defining and adapting “quality standards” across different brands, since what works for one audience might not for another?

How are you handling quality on both sides, especially avoiding low-quality projects for investors and ensuring founders are serious?

Like a tinder for startup and investors, but everyone actually states their expectations and red flags before the first date:D