PH热榜 | 2026-04-18

I've tried this and found that I can create a marketing video from reading my codebase in 10 minutes. 🤔 But just to do this, it costs me 46% of my weekly limit. 😂

Claude Design by Anthropic Labs is a big step toward AI-powered creative workflows 👇

What it is: A collaborative AI design tool to create polished visuals like prototypes, decks, landing pages, and more

Problem → Solution:

• Design is time-consuming and requires expertise

• Claude lets you describe ideas and iteratively refine them through conversation

What’s different:

• Conversational design workflow

• Real-time editing with inline feedback

• Automatic application of your team’s design system for consistent outputs

Key features:

• Prompt-to-design generation

• Inline comments and direct edits

• Adjustable controls (spacing, color, layout)

• Import from docs, images, or codebases

• Team collaboration and shared workspaces

• Export to PPTX, HTML, Canva

Benefits:

• Faster iteration and experimentation

• No design expertise required

• Consistent, on-brand outputs

• Smooth handoff from design to development

Who it’s for & use cases: Designers, PMs, founders, and marketers for wireframes, pitch decks, landing pages, marketing assets, and interactive prototypes.

Feels like a strong bridge between idea → design → execution.

I and @rohanrecommends co-hunt today.

Great tool, love it, ate my weekly usage in 1h (I only managed to setup the design system)

I have a question....Would this be capable of creating a walkthrough to a newly created app? And if so, can Claude Code leverage Claude Design for this task, through an available MCP?

Each day there's a new Anthropic surprise!! Thanks for that!

honestly the design system auto-apply is the part that gets me most excited here. been prototyping landing pages with Claude for a while now and the biggest pain was always manually fixing brand colors and spacing after generation. if this actually learns your team's tokens and applies them consistently that's a massive time save. curious how it handles edge cases tho - like does it respect component-level overrides or just global styles?

Hey, can this send my creation to Figma so I can make adjustments there and then send it back to Claude?

I heard it uses double tokens compared to working with Claude Code via Figma MCP. What are the main benefits of this?

Gemini just became a proper workspace, not just a chat window.

The problem: The more you use Gemini for complex projects, the harder it is to keep everything organized — chats scatter, context gets lost, and you start every session from scratch.

The solution: Notebooks give you a dedicated, persistent space per project where Gemini remembers your sources, files, and past conversations.

What stands out:
📓 New notebook per project: No losing context across chats, keep everything in one focused space
💬 Move past chats in: Bring existing conversations into a notebook so nothing gets left behind
📄 Add documents as sources: Gemini uses them alongside web search for more better responses
⚙️ Custom instructions per notebook: Tailor how Gemini responds to each specific project or topic
🔗 Syncs with NotebookLM automatically: Sources in Gemini appear in NotebookLM & vice versa
🎬 Unlock NotebookLM features from Gemini: Use Video Overviews, Infographics, and more
📚 More sources on higher plans: Tackle bigger, longer-running projects without hitting limits

Rolling out now to Google AI Ultra, Pro, and Plus subscribers on web. Mobile, Europe, and free users coming in the next few weeks.

Perfect for students, researchers, and anyone managing multiple ongoing projects who needs Gemini to actually remember what they're working on.

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Proper organization is always my biggest worry when dealing with extensive projects. Will the stylization be fully customizable?

Super excited to see two of the tools I used heavily - coming together. To be honest, now it feels like why they were two different products at all? Organizing my chats got into a whole different game now.

The NotebookLM sync is the killer feature here honestly. I've been using NotebookLM for research and Gemini for quick questions separately, and having sources flow between them automatically removes a ton of friction. The per-notebook custom instructions is smart too - my coding project needs completely different Gemini behavior than my reading notes.

We started building CraftBot before OpenClaw went viral. Our goal is to create a proactive agent that actually works WELL. Different from the nanobot, MiniClaw, or other OpenClaw alternatives, CraftBot is built independently of OpenClaw.

🟠 CraftBot solves some of OpenClaw's current pain points:

✅ Saves more tokens: smart action retrieval (dynamically loading tools that are required into the context) and task mode switching (simple tasks use fewer tokens, while more complex tasks receive additional tokens to maintain accuracy).

✅ Simple to set up and use: clone the repo, run one command, and a browser interface launches. That's it. (Python and Node.js required though!)

✅ Proactive: a built-in planner that plans and initiates tasks for you, with your approval. CraftBot can be your life coach that help define goals, and help you work toward them. Different from heartbeat, this runs daily, weekly and monthly to propose proactive tasks, while the heartbeat is used only for recurring tasks.

✅ Memory: every night 3AM, it "dreams" to consolidate the day's events into preferences, mistakes, events, and long-term memory about your tasks and habits. Here is the implementation in detail: store events in EVENT.md -> read the events and put them in MEMORY.md -> retrieve memory snippet with RAG -> agent reads the MEMORY.md if the snippets are relevant.

FORMAT.md: Agent sometimes outputs artifacts (PDF, Powerpoint) without consistency. We integrated FORMAT.md into CraftBot, so it can follow a format and design schema when generating files.

Other features:

• MCP support

• 150+ default skills (some from ClawHub)

• App integrations (Slack, Discord, Telegram, WhatsApp, Notion, Gmail, Outlook, and more)

• Multi-tasking

• Multi-mode UI: Browser, Terminal (deprecated soon), or CLI

• Model-agnostic (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, and more)

• Local LLM (Ollama) and self-hosted

• CLI-anything support

  etc, etc
  

📋 What are early users using CraftBot for?

Outreach, lead sourcing, PM tasks (we rely on heavily internally), SEO analysis, vibe-coding from WhatsApp, and more...limited only by your imagination! (and the model you use).
There is no trick to it. Just tell CraftBot what you need as if you were talking to a fairy living inside your machine.

If you find issues using OpenClaw (Bad accuracy, token usage explodes, hard to set up), try CraftBot, a proactive agent that not only works, but works well.

Looks very cool, worth giving a try.

How does CraftBot compare performance-wise when running locally vs cloud-heavy agents?

Congrats on the launch 😊 This feels like a strong foundation for personal automation ecosystems. I would like a visual workflow builder for tasks instead of only prompt-driven planning.

Congrats!!! This seems to be a horizontal agent helpful for managing ops, marketing and dev all together.

Apart from the MCP, could we also plug in custom tools or internal APIs??

Congratulations on shipping. What’s the most common use case users are adopting right now with CraftBot?

One of the coolest launch of the day! Btw what’s the hardest unsolved problem in making proactive agents truly dependable day to day???

The biggest concern of openclaw is security reason, we can't give admin access to openclaw so we have to setup it in vps and do our task which is to exhausted and irritating same i have concern with this.

Onboarding might be overwhelming for non-technical users. Is there a guided template or tutorial to follow? Thanks in advance.

I like the low-config setup. But why did you exclude OpenRouter as a first-class provider?

This look super exciting, but since it’s local-first, how are you handling security and permissions when the agent executes tasks on behalf of the user?

the self-hosted angle is what makes this stand out for me. been running a couple local AI setups and the biggest issue is always that they're reactive - you gotta explicitly ask them stuff. a proactive assistant that watches your workflow and surfaces relevant info before you need it is genuinely different. love that it's built with Claude Code too. how does it decide when to interrupt vs stay quiet? that balance between helpful and annoying is the hardest UX problem in proactive AI imo

Local AI agent that plans ahead and doesn't send your data anywhere — solid foundation. 150+ default skills sounds impressive until you start wondering how many actually work reliably. Worth testing either way. 🤔

I like the idea of an AI that 'dreams' to keep track of and compartmentalize data it's received the previous day. Is the time it does only at 3am or can you potentially change it to fit other timezones?

Really interesting launch! @Cloudflare launched a tool to scan and evaluate how “agent-ready” your website is for AI agents.

Problem → Solution: As AI agents browse, interact, and transact online, most sites aren’t optimized for them. This tool audits readiness across emerging standards and shows what to fix.

What makes it different:

• Focused specifically on AI agent compatibility (not just SEO or performance)

• Covers new protocols like MCP, Agent Skills, and agentic commerce

Key features & benefits:

• Checks robots.txt, sitemap, and discovery signals

• Evaluates Markdown negotiation & content accessibility

• Reviews bot access control and AI bot rules

• Audits API, OAuth, and MCP readiness

• Provides actionable recommendations to improve

Who it’s for & use cases: Developers, founders, and site owners → optimize sites for AI agents, automation workflows, and future agent-driven commerce.

Read more here: https://blog.cloudflare.com/agent-readiness/

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ran this on a couple of my sites and the MCP readiness check was an eye-opener. never even thought about exposing structured endpoints specifically for AI agents before tbh. the part about markdown negotiation is interesting too - most of my pages serve html and never considered that agents would prefer a simpler format. gonna have to rethink my content-type headers now. one thing tho - does it differentiate between different agent types? like a shopping agent vs a research agent would need pretty different access levels right?

oh this is cool — does the scanner actually test how an agent would navigate the site end-to-end, or is it mostly static checks against robots.txt and MCP/agent manifests? curious how deep it goes.

I approve of a way to screen your website to ensure it's ready for AI agents. Does it require interacting with the agent first or does it have an updated catalog that has information on agents that are out right now?

Thanks for this tool! I was just recently wondering if I have everything set up correctly. Now I know exactly what I'm fixing today 😅

@rohanrecommends — does the audit check for llms.txt (the emerging convention for AI crawlability hints alongside robots.txt), or is coverage limited to the established stack? Also curious whether the score differentiates between 'actively blocking AI crawlers' vs 'not explicitly allowing them' — those are pretty different signals for an agent deciding whether to index.

Congrats on the launch! This is a timely tool as AI agents become more prevalent. I'm curious about the implementation side - when the scanner identifies gaps in a site's agent-readiness, how prescriptive is the guidance for fixing them? Are there pre-built solutions or does it mostly flag issues and leave remediation to the developer?

Congrats on the launch! I've been following Vercel's evolution and this positioning around the "frontend cloud" feels really strategic. Quick question: how are you thinking about the developer experience for teams migrating from traditional hosting? Are there specific pain points you're prioritizing in the onboarding flow?

nice, having flags native in the Vercel dashboard is a big quality-of-life win. does it support server-side evaluation inside edge functions without an extra round-trip, or is everything going through an API call?

Having feature flags built directly into the Vercel dashboard means I can finally stop juggling external SDKs just to handle simple percentage rollouts in Next.js. Are there any plans to support syncing these flag states to external analytics tools so we can easily track feature conversions by cohort? I am going to try ripping out my current third-party flag setup and migrating to this over the weekend.

nice to see feature flags baked directly into the platform instead of needing a separate service. one less thing to wire up. does it support server-side evaluation for edge functions too?

Really interesting launch, this turns ChatGPT into a true product discovery engine rather than just a search assistant.

What it is: A richer, visual shopping experience inside ChatGPT that helps users explore, compare, and decide what to buy, all in one place.

Problem → Solution: Online shopping is fragmented... too many tabs, repetitive research, and slow decision-making. This solves it by enabling conversational discovery, visual browsing, and side-by-side comparisons instantly.

What makes it different: Instead of keyword search, it’s intent-driven + conversational, with real-time refinement and personalized results, massively reducing decision time.

Key features:

• Visual product browsing

• Side-by-side comparisons (price, reviews, features)

• Conversational refinement

• Personalized recommendations based on preferences

• Integrated merchant ecosystem via ACP

Benefits:

• Faster decisions (minutes vs hours)

• Fewer tabs, less cognitive overload

• Higher-quality purchase choices

• Seamless discovery → checkout flow

Who it’s for: Shoppers, researchers, indecisive buyers, and anyone exploring options, not just people who know exactly what they want.

Use cases:

• Comparing products before buying

• Finding alternatives or similar items

• Budget-based recommendations

• Exploring new categories

This is a big step toward AI-native commerce where discovery, comparison, and decision-making happen in one flow.

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I’d definitely use something that helps me find the right products faster, but only if the recommendations stay unbiased. The moment companies can pay to push their products higher, this'd lose my trust.

These are the tools I look forward to using in my day to day. Are there any online stores that it doesn't have access to that will be looked into in the future?

React Email 6.0 ships with an open-source visual editor you can embed directly in your app, a new template collection, and a unified package that simplifies imports across the board.

What's new:

• Open-source editor: embed a full visual email editor in your app with a few lines of code, outputs email-ready HTML that renders correctly across every major inbox provider

• Custom extensions: build your own blocks using the composable API, from CDN image uploads to inline charts

• New templates: ready-to-use authentication and e-commerce sequences, available as React Email templates or Figma files

• Unified package: import all React Email components from a single react-email package, no more juggling multiple installs

2M weekly npm downloads. 196 open source contributors. Full docs on GitHub.

been using react-email for a while — the hot reload and preview server are 10/10. what's the biggest breaking change in 6.0, and is there a codemod for folks upgrading from 3.x?

Love resend. Started implementing it 1 month ago and it's amazingly cool!

I'm trying to understand who this is primarily for? Is this a tool that enables non-technical members to engage in some of the benefits of the react ecosystem or for engineers? Just let's you compose email templates but within your own project?

@adithya — the embeddable editor is the standout part here. Does it support design token injection so the editor UI can match the host app's visual system, or does it ship with a fixed style? I've seen email editors where the iframe boundary creates visual jarring when dropped into a SaaS product — curious how Resend's approached that.

Claude Code Fullscreen Rendering is a new opt-in renderer for the Claude Code CLI that virtualises the terminal viewport and adds mouse support.

It solves the core UX problem in terminal-based AI coding: ANSI escape codes lack a mechanism to repaint rows outside the viewport, so every update forces a full-screen clear. That's the flicker.

Fullscreen rendering moves viewport control into the application layer, the same way Vim and Htop do it.

What makes it different is that it eliminates flicker without sacrificing terminal portability, no external TUI framework, and no new dependencies.

It supports click-to-position cursor in the input box, click-to-expand tool results, URL and file path clicking, mouse-wheel scrolling, transcript search with less-style navigation, and constant memory and CPU usage regardless of conversation length.

Built for developers running Claude Code in VS Code's integrated terminal, tmux, or iTerm2, especially in long sessions where flicker and scroll jumps are most disruptive.

Enable it with: CLAUDE_CODE_NO_FLICKER=1 claude

Note: this is a research preview. Native cmd-f and copy-paste behave differently in this mode. Full tradeoff details in the docs.

https://code.claude.com/docs/en/fullscreen

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This is solving a problem I've been annoyed by for months. The flicker during long Claude Code sessions in tmux is genuinely painful - especially when you're trying to read tool results while the model is still generating. The Vim-style viewport approach makes total sense. Already enabled it with the env var and the difference is immediately noticeable. Mouse wheel scrolling through long conversations is a game changer too.

oh nice, the memory staying flat in long sessions is huge. the flickering in terminal was one of those small things that really added up over time. mouse support is a great bonus too

flicker in the CLI has been one of those papercuts i didn't realize was bugging me until i saw a smooth render. is this built on a custom TUI layer or using something like ink/ratatui under the hood?

Android CLI brings agentic Android development to the terminal helping devs build apps faster with less guesswork. It solves slow setup, outdated workflows, and fragmented tooling by giving agents a structured interface.

What makes it different?

• Built for AI agents + modern workflows

• Reduces token usage & speeds tasks ~3x

• Grounded with official Android skills + knowledge base

Key features:

• SDK + environment management

• Instant project creation from templates

• Emulator + deployment via CLI

• Auto-updating + best-practice guidance

Who it’s for: Android devs, AI-assisted coders, and teams building faster with agents

Use cases: Rapid prototyping, CI automation, agent-driven dev workflows.

If you're building Android apps with AI, this is worth a look!

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

been waiting for something like this — android dev setup has always been the worst part. the idea of giving agents a structured interface with built-in best practices is really smart, way better than just letting them guess at gradle configs

Congrats on the launch! This is a really interesting approach to agent-assisted development. I'm curious about the "live knowledge base" you mention—how does it stay updated with the latest Android best practices and API changes? Does it require manual updates from your team, or have you found a way to make it self-updating?

Hi everyone!

With the new transcription (Speech-to-Text) API now available, combined with their Voice Agent capabilities, it’s clear that @Grok is making a systematic push to capture the entire Voice AI ecosystem.

Looking specifically at the STT model, they have shipped a highly pragmatic feature set. It includes native WebSocket support for real-time streaming, built-in speaker diarization (a must-have for meetings), and intelligent text formatting that automatically handles numbers and currencies (it's cool and pretty useful in production!).

The pricing is also very aggressive: $0.10 per hour for batch and $0.20 per hour for streaming. xAI is once again putting some real price pressure on the market, isn't it?

I've always appreciated the extent in which Grok can utilize voice for projects. Is the text to speech compatible and fluent with all manner of accents as well?

@zaczuo — the pricing puts real pressure on Deepgram and Whisper API. Curious about multilingual coverage — is speaker diarization accuracy consistent across languages, or is English still the primary target where the model performs best? That's usually where the gap shows up in production.

the multispeaker diarization built right into the STT is a nice touch — that's usually a painful separate step. how's the latency on the real-time streaming? would love to see benchmarks vs whisper and deepgram

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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 Bhavya here.

We built Hire ID Resume Builder to make resume creation simpler, faster, and more effective. Many tools focus only on formatting, but the hardest part is actually writing a strong, relevant resume.

Hire ID helps you create job-ready, ATS-friendly resumes quickly using AI, while still giving full control over customization.

✨ AI writing assistance
🎯 Tailor resume to job descriptions
📄 Import from LinkedIn or existing resume
🧩 ATS-friendly templates
⬇️ Export PDF/DOCX without watermark

🎁 Launch offer: 1 year of Pro free for first 1000 users with coupon code HIREID1000

We want to make it easier for everyone to build strong resumes and find great opportunities.

Would love your feedback to keep improving!

Hello Product Hunt! 👋

Akshay Here, CTO at Hire ID.

Today, I’m excited to introduce Hire ID Resume Builder.

While building products for job seekers, one thing became very clear to us: creating a strong resume is still harder than it should be.

A lot of tools either feel too limited, lock important features behind paywalls, or make the final export the biggest friction point. And even then, they often don’t solve the most important part - helping people actually write a resume that feels relevant, polished, and ready for the role they want.

That’s exactly why we built Hire ID Resume Builder.

Our goal was simple: make resume creation faster, smarter, and more flexible, while still giving users full control over the final result.

With Hire ID Resume Builder, you can:

🤖 Use AI to improve summaries, experience, and resume content

🎯 Tailor your resume based on a job description

📄 Import details from LinkedIn or an existing resume/PDF

🧩 Choose from 14+ ATS-friendly templates

📊 Explore 35+ resume patterns across different structures and styles

🎨 Customize layout, fonts, colors, spacing, and sections

⬇️ Export in PDF or DOCX with no watermark

🚀 Build resumes that feel polished, relevant, and ready to send

From a product and engineering perspective, we wanted this to be more than just a resume formatter. We wanted to build something that genuinely helps people move faster with less stress while applying for opportunities.

Whether someone is creating their first resume, switching careers, or improving an existing one, Hire ID is built to combine AI assistance with deep customization.

🎁 Product Hunt Launch Offer

We’re offering 1 year of Pro for free with coupon code HIREID1000 for first 1000 Users.

Would love to hear your feedback and thoughts.

Excited to share what we’ve built with the Product Hunt community 🙌

This could be useful if it genuinely improves candidate outcomes. Good luck launching.

as someone who sees hundreds of resumes, the 'job-ready' aspect is what matters. formatters are plenty, but tools that help with the writing are what candidates actually need. clean designs help us move faster too.@Hire ID @akshay_k_hireid

Could be helpful! But if many users use the same AI + templates, how do you help each resume still feel unique and differentiated? Also do you see Hire ID evolving into a full job application copilot like resume + cover letter + interview prep???

There are a lot of AI resume tools now. How are you helping people actually stand out rather than just generating something that looks similar to everyone else?

Looking quite interesting-good luck on the launching

Hello PH community! 👋

We created Hire ID to make resume building simpler and more effective for job seekers. Writing a strong resume shouldn’t feel overwhelming.

We hope the free Pro plan helps more people take the next step in their careers.

🎁 1 year Pro free for first 1000 users - HIREID1000

Would love your feedback 🙌

What was the motivation to build this app? Personal experience with job seeking? There are dozens of AI resume builders available like Resume Worded, what makes yours different and stand out from the crowd?

@Hire ID Congrats on the launch! Really like the focus on helping users create job-ready resumes quickly with AI. Looks super useful. Curious - what new features are you planning to add next?

This is exactly what resume builders should be – focused on helping you tell your story better, not just making it look pretty

Congratulations

Congrats you launching!! Updating resumes for every single job posting is honestly one of the most exhausting parts of job hunting. The fact that Hire ID actually tailors the content to the job description (not just formatting) is what sets it apart for me. When the AI rewrites your experience section, can you control how much it changes or does it fully rewrite everything?

Congratulations. And happy product launch.

Timing is funny - I literally just built a resume by hand this week and hated every minute of it. The LinkedIn import alone would have saved me hours. Trying it now

Looks amazing! Does it use LinkedIn or your current CV to extract info from automatically? Or do we create it from scratch?

Getting the writing part right is the real pain, not the template. Can resumes be created in multiple languages?

Congrats on the launch!

Really interesting direction. I’m curious how you handle the risk of AI over-smoothing a candidate’s resume and missing important nuances. Do you have any safeguards or validation steps for that?

Just used this to update my CV and I’m honestly blown away. The LinkedIn import feature saved me so much time, and I love that I could actually focus on writing good content instead of fighting with text boxes and formatting. Exported my watermark-free PDF in minutes and it looks incredibly clean. Awesome product, Bhavya and Akshay—congrats on the launch! 🚀

Looks like a great tool to help anyone looking to build a modern resume! Congrats on the launch!

I found it on LinkedIn and thought of giving it a try and i can say it's genuinely amazing 😍

Congratulations on the launch! The suggestions and editing appear to be both easy to follow and professional.

@adem_kouki — how does the extension handle JavaScript-rendered pages? Most page-to-markdown tools work cleanly on server-side rendered content but produce noisy output when the main body is client-side. Are you doing a readability-style extraction pass before converting, or working directly from the DOM?

What does it use under the covers to convert the html to markdown? Some pre-existing library or rolls its own? Is there LLM assistance at all?

Congrats on the launch! This is a compelling take on workflow automation. I'm curious about how Hipocampus handles context handoffs when operators need to escalate work back to humans—what does that experience look like for team members, and how do you prevent context loss in that transition?

@noureddin_bakir1 — given the distributed systems background, how do you handle consistency when an operator's state needs to survive model version changes or provider swaps? Most persistence layers I've seen for long-running agents break down when the underlying model behavior shifts mid-workflow.

Seriously cool! This feels like Zapier + Temporal + AI agents combined. Btw what’s been the hardest part in making that actually reliable in production?

Hey MacBook lovers,

I built Lounge because I as frustrated with the lack of good menu bar manages on macOS Tahoe. I do not favor other alternatives(such as: bartender) , they require screen recording permissions.

The notch problem is real: it physically hides icons, so you can't even click on them. Lounge solves this with a notch-aware hover pane — just move your cursor near the notch and all your hidden icons slide into a beautiful, organized view.
Beyond that, Lounge brings drag & drop re-arranging, a keyboard shortcut (Cmd+Shift+L), a clean single-panel settings UI.

It's $3.99/year with a 7-day free trial

Would love your feedbck! 🙏

Having the MacBook notch swallow my background app icons is a daily annoyance when I have my whole dev stack running. Handling those safe area bounds programmatically is surprisingly tricky, so I am curious if you are relying on standard Apple APIs or doing custom display math to route icons around the notch. I am going to swap out my current manager today and see how Lounge handles my ridiculously bloated menu bar.

I have just updated this app. You can configure hooks of AI Agents with the Lounge App. This way, when your AI Agent completes a task or requires your approval, it will send a notification to the Lounge App, it will display a dynamic island with notification messages letting you know the latest status of your AI agents' tasks.

GPT-Rosalind by OpenAI is a purpose-built AI model for life sciences research, tackling the complexity and fragmentation of scientific workflows.

Problem → Solution: Speeds up slow, complex research workflows by enabling faster evidence synthesis, hypothesis generation, and experimental planning

What’s different: Deep domain reasoning across biology, chemistry & genomics + integrates with 50+ scientific tools/databases

Key features: Multi-step workflow support, tool usage, literature analysis, experimental design

Benefits: Faster discovery cycles, better hypotheses, improved research outcomes

Who it’s for: Scientists, biotech teams, pharma orgs

Use cases: Drug discovery, genomics research, protein analysis, translational medicine

If you want to go from data → insight → breakthrough faster, this is worth exploring.

This is great launch @danischenker, perfect for someone like me who is exploding with ideas, I am gonna use it to keep it all organized.

Simple idea, I like it. Are people actually sticking with it daily, or does it drop off once the novelty wears off?

Memcache but for humans!

Store the useful phrases as you discover them.

I'm going to have to try this next time I travel

Congrats on the launch @vokabulo. Will definitely need to give this a try when brushing up on my Dutch.

Hey Product Hunt — I’m Yan, founder of Cepien AI.

I started Cepien AI because digging through scattered data for insights, sucked! I've experienced it first hand in my career as UXer and Product Designer, in over two decades of design and product career, I learned that truly understand what users need, not just want, requires a full 360 degree view of data and analytics, that lives in a bunch of different places across organizations we work at.

Of course there are a bunch of different tools for turning your user feedback into beautiful graphs, and charts and some sort of AI co-pilot based insight summaries that you have to spend hours promoting your way to something useful. But sadly, none of them includes sales motions, marketing data, behavioral analytics, and so much more rich data that is available but not utilized.

Cepien AI connects those sources, automatically discovers and tags user issues, groups patterns, ties them to business/product/usability goals, and turns them into clear insights, actionable recommendations and passes it to agent that help you ship.

No need to prompt your way to value, Cepien does all the heavy lifting, from scattered raw data, to clear insights, recommendations, and agentic execution, all in a single pipeline.

A few things Cepien can do:

Unify your entire data
Automatically uncover, tag and organize user issues
Show you clear insights and generate actionable recommendations
Show a direct impact of each insight & recommendation on your business, product, and usability goals.
Have agents turn recommendations into Jira tickets, PRDs, Cursor code, or Figma wireframes.

We’re building this for product, design, research, and CX teams that want to move faster, with clarity and confidence.

For this launch, I’d love feedback on three things:

- Is the value prop immediately clear?
- Which output is most useful to you: tagged issues, clear insights, actionable recommendations, or agentic execution?
- What source integrations would make this most valuable in your workflow?

We’re excited to share Cepien with you. Thanks for taking a look.

A quick note from me.

We feel this deeply at Moio. Scattered signals, too many tools, decisions made on gut. The goal alignment piece is what sets this apart from just another insights dashboard. Congrats on the launch! 🚀

Love this product, it will change the way product teams work (without replacing them, but by empowering every person to make better product decisions!) 💜

Hey Product Hunt!

I'm Tanmay, Founder of CroozLink.

High-ticket consultants and fractional executives struggle with a frustrating problem: they deliver premium expertise, but their online onboarding is a scattered mess.

Sending a high-value client to a basic website, then to Calendly to book a call, then to DocSend for a proposal, DocuSign for an NDA, and finally an external payment gateway - that is $200+/month in scattered tools that break trust and completely kills momentum. I realized there was no single, unified space for professionals to run their entire client journey.

I built CroozLink to fix this. It is a professional business platform designed to eliminate tool-hopping and friction. You can finally replace that scattered costly stack.

Instead of a dead list of links and a boring website, our Crooz AI turns your professional journey into an interactive story. Your CTAs are naturally woven into this narrative, so your pitch never feels salesy but instantly builds authority. We have native scheduling (to replace Calendly), tracked pitch decks (to replace DocSend), e-signatures (to replace DocuSign), and a 0% commission storefront where payments go directly to your Stripe account.

We also built Crooz.to, a smart link shortener that actually protects your leads. Unlike Bitly, where a user clicks and leaves your ecosystem, our Crooz.to links (like crooz.to/article) open the external content directly inside your CroozLink profile. You never lose the lead.

There is a lot more under the hood (lead collectors, live messaging, and Google Reviews import) but I want to keep this brief. It is all bundled into a single $29/month plan so you never have to deal with annoying upsells later. We are also incredibly proud to be a part of the NVIDIA Inception Program.

You can see a live example of a professional platform here: croozl.ink/marcus

As a thank you to the PH community for supporting croozlink, use code FL7O37FLG7 for a 15% discount (valid for the next 30 days).

I would love to hear from other founders, consultants, and professionals here: How do you currently manage your client onboarding stack, and what is the biggest point of friction you face right now?

Thanks for having me!

- Tanmay Agarwal

Finally , a solution that replaces chaos with clarity. Love this tool