PH热榜 | 2025-12-23

Today we’re launching the first truly human‑like AI agents in the world... ClickUp Super Agents™

AI has exploded. Yet 95% of companies are failing at AI adoption. The reality is that AI is not meant to be adopted, instead it should be adapted - to you.

Super Agents are AI coworkers that live inside your workspace as real users. They do real work. You can @mention them, DM them, assign tasks, review outcomes, and trust them to move projects forward - not just generate text.

What makes Super Agents different:

• They build themselves. Using our state-of-the-art Super Agents Builder, you can vibe your way through powerful and personalized agents

• They work like real teammates, not tools. You @mention them, assign tasks, DM them, and review outcomes just like a person.

• They run as actual users with real guardrails. They share the same data model, permissions, and audit trails as humans, so every action is transparent and controlled.

• They think and act from full context. Fully native to ClickUp, they see tasks, docs, schedules, and conversations together.

• They learn from human interaction. Every time you give feedback, they listen and improve.

• They have human‑level memory. Short‑term, long‑term, and editable memory stored directly in docs you can open, inspect, and edit.

• They keep work moving in the background. They run on triggers and schedules to triage, update, and execute workflows end to end.

• They have 500+ human skills. These are high quality fine-tuned skills to ensure human-like output and outcomes.

This has been years in the making. We rebuilt our architecture (all custom and proprietary) so humans, software, and AI agents all operate on the same platform and data models.

You lead. Your Super Agents go to work.

This is the biggest step forward we’ve ever taken toward our mission of maximizing human productivity.

ClickUp Super Agents are live today, for everyone. If you try them, I’d love to hear how your team uses them and what you want us to build next.

💜 Zeb
Founder & CEO, ClickUp

Hey PH fam 👋

This launch feels like one of those moments where AI finally starts acting like a real teammate instead of a clever shortcut.

Most AI tools today help you generate things. Then you are left figuring out where that output lives, how it fits, and whether you can trust it to run inside a real team setup.

ClickUp Super Agents take a different path.

Instead of sitting outside your workflow, these agents live inside your workspace as actual participants. You can mention them, assign tasks, review what they do, and trust them to operate with the same permissions and guardrails as everyone else.

That shift is bigger than it sounds.

When AI shares the same context as humans, tasks, docs, schedules, conversations, it stops being a novelty and starts becoming useful. You are not prompting endlessly. You are delegating.

What stood out to me is how balanced this feels.

You are still in the driver seat.
The structure stays yours.

The agents handle the background work that normally slows teams down.

Follow ups get handled. Progress gets tracked. Work keeps moving even when humans are focused elsewhere.

This feels less like automation and more like adding dependable coworkers who never drop the ball on the boring but important stuff.

Curious to see how teams put Super Agents to work and what workflows emerge from this. The ClickUp team is here today, so jump in with questions and first impressions 👇

Huge congrats on the launch!!!

This is next-level AI teamwork! The idea of Super Agents acting as real coworkers with @mentions, Dms, and task management feels like a game-changer for productivity. Quick question for the makers: How do Super Agents handle ambiguous or incomplete task instructions? Do they ask for clarification like a human teammate would, or is there a way to set default behaviors for those scenarios?

Neat idea. I bounce between tasks/docs/chat already. Super Agents that can run workflows sounds handy. Curious about guardrails and handoff — can I trust it to email clients from shared inbox? Might try it on our weekly triage.

Congrats on the launch! This feels less like adding AI and more like rethinking how work actually gets done inside a workspace.

Have never seen anything like this! And never imagined they would work as perfectly as they do! Truly a huge time-saver!

Wow this is amazing, you guys are on a roll I used ClickUp In the past but this Quite the upgrade. I'm probably not the only one who ran straight to your site get in on this project, I think we've overworked your system LOL after signing it was supposed to a code to my email box but it didn't. And that's no shade on you guys, it's a good thing for you LOL That means people want this.. I'll come back later on and check it out

been a clickup user, its the best and seems like its getting upgraded over the time. congrats on the launch ( : 🔥

I have got a feature idea: maybe it can show us an agent performance analytics (tasks completed, time saved, accuracy scores, etc.) so teams can measure ROI. :)

This is maybe the most ambitious "agents" offering I have seen come to market

I've used Notion, Hubspot and ofcourse Google Sheets as my tracker but man do they all suck. Someone literally gave me a recommendation yersterday to try Clickup. Gonna try it + super agents too!

Ok Clickup is crashing it 🔥

Congrats! How does onboarding an agent compare to onboarding a human teammate in terms of setup time? :D

Congrats on the launch, Zeb and team. Excited to try this with a real team workflow :D

Can't wait to build my ClickUp and Figma Super Agents army! 🔥🔥🔥

Really interesting. I would love to use it.
Where is the scraped data stored and how do you chunk it?

Congrats team

Just tried the playground on a gnarly site — got usable Markdown fast and it saved me time. Excited for the n8n/Zapier hookups you mentioned. Keep shipping! 🔥

Huge fan!

Exciting update from Firecrawl team!

`/agent` is so good – congrats on the launch! We're happy paying customers at Dub 😁

I've been using Firecrawl for several side projects, really amazing tool. Agent is the next logical frontier in their development. Can't wait to try this more extensively.

Awesome stuff Eric! We've been using the structured data in the single URL scraping data for a while with great results so excited to checking out how much deeper /agent can go and what info we can unlock

I love this! ❤️ Congrats on the launch. I'm already using it for one of my apps in production and got great feedback so far. Keep it up 🚀

Outstanding, this is an amazing product. I'm literally in the process right now of setting up that API in my application to pull down leads. I'll let you know how that goes later. Amazing product, good job

Been hacking together scrapers for docs and pricing pages. Always breaks. This looks like a saner path: give it a URL, get markdown/JSON. Curious how it handles login walls and messy JS tables. If it’s stable, I’ll gladly bin my puppeteer scripts.

This looks very interesting, well done and keep up the good work!

Amazing product and team! Great to see how you and the team are executing!

Wow, what a this thing is off the hook. I love the graphics I love the concept, I love what it does, and yes, I signed up and am getting ready to test this thing out right now

I really like the autonomous search and navigation idea.
One thing that could be powerful for teams is transparency, will users be able to see or replay how the agent found the data, especially for debugging or trust?

This is certainly an interesting idea. We have previously built some data mining capabilities using agents as well.

In fact, if you use Claude Code and provide it with sufficient website access, a terminal, a browser, or even its built-in web search tools, it seems capable of retrieving the same unstructured information you want. The only extra step is converting that into structured data. How does your solution differ from this approach?

In my opinion, the most critical factor is how to turn the entire extraction process into a standardized script. This is the true purpose of a web crawler:

1. To take repetitive tasks that would otherwise be costly and labor-intensive.

2. To use script-based automation to lower the cost of repeated crawls.

3. To maintain the ability to update incremental data efficiently.

How are you thinking about this particular aspect?

Really huge fan of your product. Perfect!

Hi I'm one of the builders! Excited to an early version of Aident AI with you all.

Behind the scene, we built a Skill Platform to smoothly integrate highly reliable code execution with intelligent LLM reasoning. Each Playbook doc is compiled into a mix of skills and prompts, so that the repetitive actions are automatically handled by skills with deterministic logic + integrations, and LLM calls are kicked in only when advanced reasoning is needed. With that, we see huge increase in accuracy & speed, and significant decrease in token cost.

I know many people love N8N, but N8N is not for me.

Aident is fantastic because it's quite straightforward and dead simple to get started, if you are a productivity enthusiast and want to build your own automations even if you don't have any technical knowledge, Aident could be your choice.

Good luck with the launch, Aident team!

Hey! I'm Edward, designer @ aident.ai Happy to finally share this on Product Hunt 😊.

As a designer, I care less about “jobs running” and more about whether automation actually helps someone get work off their plate.

What we’re working on next is mostly around that:

• Making the editor way easier to use, especially when you’re trying to explain real scenarios to Aiden

• Adding more integrations and skills so it learns from how people actually use it, not just static setups

• A Command Center that helps you see what’s really happening in your automations, and improve them

• Native clients so you can build, review, or run things quickly, even locally or on the go

• And a lot more templates — honestly this is a big one, so our users can start fast and see value early

We’re also planning some brand updates, to better match where the product is going.

Still early days, and a lot of what comes next is shaped directly by how people are actually using it.

👋 Hey Product Hunt!

I’m Kimi, founder of Aident AI. Super excited to finally share this with you all today.

To be honest, this is a product that I, as a user, have always dreamed of and believed in, even before the ChatGPT moment. I thought this would have been built by existing automation companies, but after a couple years of waiting, I say, FK it! The best way to predict the future is to build it. So, here I am!

This all starts from a frustration I personally experienced when I cold-started my previous startup. I used RPA + Zapier + ChatGPT to automate my outreach pipeline, but it kept breaking and it was really hard to keep it up with my pace of adjusting the outreaching strategy. As an engineer at core, I see something is broken:

AI is smart enough to get a lot done, but we still lack a bridge to communicate and collaborate with them efficiently to get real jobs done. There must be a better way than drag-n-dropping a workflow or coding+deploying your own scripts. The current tools are still pre-AI and especially hard to use for my non-technical friends.

My team and I want to make a difference.

We built Aident as an agentic automation platform, helping users to build automations using Natural Language. Our agent, Aiden, helps you turn your idea into a comprehensive document, called Playbook. You can collaborate with Aiden to make followup changes, either to be more detailed for more precise execution or intentionally more ambiguous to leverage AI intelligence. Also, Aident can integrate with 250+ tools so that you can easily build your workflows across the products you already use.

This is very much a v0 we built along with our early users. We'd really appreciate that you try and tolerate it if breaks. We have a special 50% off Founding User Discount for the first 200 that you can grab today.

Let me know if you like it, hate it, or just sparked some idea - we truly want to hear it all. If you kinda see something special about it, give us an upvote, too!

Thank you so much for checking it out. Happy to answer anything in the comments 🙏

— Kimi

Hey everyone, I’m Luke, one of the builders here at Aident AI. I’m genuinely excited to finally share this launch with my colleagues and see you try what we’ve been working on for the past months.

The idea for Aident came from a very real pain point. Since the beginning of my degree, I’ve been constantly overwhelmed by the amount of information, tools, and repetitive processes I had to manage every day. Even with so-called “automation” tools, a lot of the work was still manual, fragile, or just mentally exhausting. That frustration is what pushed us to ask: what if automation were truly AI-native from the ground up?

With Aident, I can now build playbooks that closely mirror my real-world workflows, then let Aiden, our agent, execute them for me in a multi-Agent framework consistently and reliably. Instead of babysitting processes, I describe what I want, and the system handles the rest with much higher determinism and quality than what I could manage manually.

A concrete example: I’ve built a playbook that automatically pulls relevant emails and customer data from multiple spreadsheets, then sends hundreds of personalized check-in emails in one run. What used to take hours of context switching now takes a single click by Aident.

This launch is just the beginning, but we’re excited to put Aident in your hands and learn from how you use it. Thanks for being here and for supporting us, please make sure to let us know your feedback, and we will move on from there to shape what we build next.

I like the idea of skills doing the boring, repeatable stuff and LLMs stepping in only when real reasoning is needed.
Feels much more practical than pure prompt chains. Was that the main motivation behind the platform?

Congratulations on the launch 🎉 🎉 !!

very interesting, congrats team for the launch!

Cool angle. Describe it, get a Playbook. The compile-to scripts+prompts bit stands out. I've been burned by flaky LLM automations, so deterministic skills sounds sane. Curious about failure handling and auth across tools. Will try on my weekly report flow.

Looks cool if can improve the quality of screenshots. I usually use Opt + Shift + 3 (or 4 depending on the sequence I wanna screenshot) but it is a fact that I take a photo of a "quality screenshot" intuitively and then have to edit it in Photoshop.

Been scrubbing Zoom recordings to grab stills. Pain. This looks handy. Blur + dupe filter is exactly what I need. Local-only is a plus. Does it pick smart frames around scene changes, or just intervals? I’ll try it on a 2‑hour panel later.

@sooryagangaraj Awesome work! Can't wait to try it out. Definitely no more "Print screen"

Looks great, best wishes for the launch.

oh that's so easy to use!!

Love how v2 is clearly shaped by real user feedback. The use-case breakdown makes it very concrete. Curious which feature ended up driving the rebuild the most from v1 to v2?

Wow! First impression was, who is gonna pay for it but I clearly see it now. Youtubers and content creators will love this. What about the pricing model, is it one shoot or a subscription one?

Hey Product Hunt 👋

I’m Kwaku, the solo founder behind Akrivi, and today I’m finally sharing something I’ve wanted to build for over 4 years: Guideit — a brand guidelines generator inside Adobe Illustrator.
Excited… and definitely a bit nervous.

I’ve been a brand identity designer for almost 10 years, working with clients across different industries. And there’s one universal truth every designer knows:

👉 Creating brand guidelines is the most boring, draining part of every branding project.
You finish the brand identity, you’re excited… and then the admin begins.

When I surveyed nearly 500 designers, I learned something shocking but unsurprising:
75% of designers spend 8–40 hours creating a single brand guidelines document.
And that’s not just “time wasted” — it’s mentally and creatively exhausting.
Dragging logos. Typing color codes. Fixing spacing. Re-exporting PDFs.
It kills momentum and drains the fun out of the process.

Designers told me they wanted three things:
⚡️Speed — a way to create guidelines fast
🎨 Style — a library of clean, modern templates
🛜 Share-ability — simple online sharing and effortless updates

So I set out to build exactly that.

Guideit:

✔ Generates brand guidelines in seconds
✔ Lives inside Illustrator (no platform switching)
✔ Uses a growing library of Automated Templates™
✔ Lets you share one Google Drive link
✔ Automatically updates with an Apply Changes button
✔ Makes guideline creation simple, fast, and stress-free

After years of wanting to fix this problem… I finally built the tool I always wished existed🪄

How it works:

1️⃣ Upload your logo, fonts, and colors
2️⃣ Choose a template
3️⃣ Click Generate
4️⃣ Share with your client using Google Drive
5️⃣ Apply changes anytime and update online automatically

It’s the fastest way to create brand guidelines. Period.

If you’re a designer or know someone who spends hours building guidelines, I’d truly love for you to try Guideit.

Thanks so much for the support today 🙏🏿 Guideit is officially launching very soon — we’re currently letting people join the waitlist before opening access.

— Akrivi
www.akrivi.io/guideit

Congrats on the launch — love the Illustrator-native flow and the Automated Templates. The Google Drive auto‑sync is clutch. Curious if a Figma bridge is on the roadmap. 🚀

This is so well-considered for designers! Building it right into Illustrator so we don’t have to juggle apps — such a smart move ✨

The fun part of branding is the creative stage… but then we always end up drained by tedious work like dragging logos, tweaking spacing, exporting files 😮‍💨

One thought that came to mind: if you ever open it up to let designers submit or sell templates, could this grow into a living "brand guide template community"? 💡
Styles could stay fresh, and the tool itself would really take on a life of its own 🌱

I can already hear so many designers saying “Where have you been all this time?!” 😄
Big congrats on the launch — wishing you huge success 🔥🎉

Huge congrats, Kwaku! 🎉 Reading your story about wanting to build this for 4 years really hit home. As a fellow solo founder, I know that mix of excitement and nerves on launch day all too well!

You've tackled the classic 'creative vs. admin' problem perfectly. Nobody likes the manual grunt work of typing hex codes. Quick question: Since you started with an Illustrator integration (which makes total sense for print), do you have plans to bridge this into Figma for the web-focused devs later on? Supporting you!

Yep, this hits a nerve. I’ve wasted silly hours dragging logos and re-exporting PDFs. Living in Illustrator + one Drive link that updates = nice. If the templates aren’t too rigid, this could save me from Sunday night guideline chores. Joining waitlist.

As someone who’s worked with designers, I’ve seen how draining guidelines creation can be after the fun creative part is done.

Nice one, congrats team

Hey folks! 👋

Excited to share Apple Health Wrapped with you all.

We wanted to create something that feels less like a dashboard and more like a reflection of your year — the kind that makes you pause, smile, and maybe even share.

Apple Health has a lot of great data, but most of it stays hidden in charts. So we built a simple Wrapped experience that turns your movement, workouts, and habits into stories, moments, and personality insights — like your movement age, your body’s playlist, and the patterns you probably never noticed.

Everything is designed to be thoughtful, private, and easy to share.

Built this with my friend @shivay_madan1 and @aman_jain46.

Would love for you to try it out and tell us what resonated (or didn’t). Feedback welcome 🙏

Hey Product Hunt 👋

I’m Shivay, one of the makers of Apple Health Wrapped 2025.

This started from a very simple gap - Apple Health has so much data, but there was no Wrapped moment, while Spotify, Strava, Duolingo, Whoop, even sleep apps had one.

So we built Apple Health Wrapped for ourselves first.

We shared an early version with a few Apple Watch users and the response was unexpectedly wholesome.

People started sharing their fitness journeys, streaks, heatmaps, even roasting themselves. That community love is what pushed us to ship this publicly.

The goal isn’t to gamify health, but to help people look back and feel proud of the effort they put in, even on days that didn’t feel like wins.

Built this with my friends @nihal_goyal and @aman_jain46.

Excited for everyone to try :)

I would rather not try it. :D This one year was awful for me in terms of health. 😭

This is actually pretty cool! Nicely done folks

Have always been an apple watch nerd and thought the gamification of stats there were more than enough for me; till I saw my HealthWrapped 2025. Mind = Blown.

What a solid reflection and now I am super super motivated to crush it even more in 2026.
Let's gggooooo :D

Looks like the kind of year-in-review I’d actually look at, not a spreadsheet. My Apple Health is a chaos pile, so a simple wrap would help. The "movement age" bit has me curious. Nice touch with no ads. Gonna run it after my walk tonight.

This is exactly what 'Vibe Coding' should look like! 🏖️

Coding on mobile used to be painful because of the typing, but with agents like Claude Code and Aider doing the heavy lifting, a mobile interface makes total sense now. It feels like the terminal is finally ready for the post-LLM era.

I'm curious about the workflow—does Vibe Pocket maintain the session state (like tmux) if I switch apps or lose connection? That persistence would be key for coding on the go. Congrats on the launch!

@alexander_radzhabov, I remember commenting on your first launch in September, and here we go again!

I love the direction in which AbleMouse is headed. I will pray it reaches the needy.

Phenomenal usecases, man!!!

thanks for building such useful tools, congrats for the launch!

This is a great solution! Thanks for being so considerate about others!

Love how clearly this visualizes progress the burn-down style animations make something stressful like debt feel tangible and motivating. The privacy-first angle is also a big plus, especially for financial data. Interested on how users typically use this day-to-day: quick check-ins vs more detailed planning sessions?

Congrats Blaine! 🎉 The concept of using 'burning animations' to visualize debt payoff is such a smart psychological hook. Debt can feel so heavy, so adding that tactile, visual satisfaction to the payments is a great way to keep motivation high.

It reminds me of the 'Snowball Method' logic—momentum is everything. Quick question: Does the app allow us to simulate different payoff scenarios (e.g., 'what if I add an extra $50 this month?') to see how it speeds up the burn? Upvoted!

Oops! It says https://www.filio.io/ has been blocked

Congrats Max and team! 🚀 Love the backstory here. Taking a project from PhD research at Georgia Tech to a polished, shipping product is a massive journey.

The 'gap' you mentioned between the lab and the actual job site is so real. Most field apps feel clunky, but Filio looks incredibly streamlined.

I’m curious about the tech stack: Construction sites often have terrible connectivity. How does Filio handle the AI processing and sync when the device is offline or in a dead zone? Truly impressive work!

Yo congrats!

I think it’s super bold to change the OS market with AI. What’s the biggest challenge for now while building the product?

Shipping the mobile app for WorkElate hit differently.

When you know your own team depends on the app every single day, to track work, close loops, and stay aligned “good enough” stops being an option.

We used the mobile app to manage builds, bugs, reviews, and release pressure. That meant if something felt slow, unclear, or fragile, it wasn’t just a user issue it was our issue, immediately.

There were days when fixing one thing broke another. Days when rebuilding the flow felt risky but necessary. And days when the only question that mattered was: would I trust this in a real moment of urgency?

Eating our own dogfood taught me that great products aren’t loud. They’re reliable. They don’t demand attention they quietly support it.

What’s live today is the result of that mindset. And while this is just the foundation, I’m proud of what we’ve built and even more excited about where we’ll take it next.

@aranya_das1 Congratulations. And happy product launch.

Congratulations 👏🏻 🎉 👏🏻 🎉 👏🏻 🎉 👏🏻

Building WorkElate while using WorkElate has been one of the hardest and most grounding experiences of my career.

When you truly eat your own dogfood, there’s no hiding.
Every performance lag, broken flow, or tiny friction hits you immediately not as feedback, but as lost momentum in your own workday.

Over the past few months, we rebuilt large parts of our web and AI stack while running planning, discussions, and execution entirely inside the same system. That forced a different mindset: not “does this feature exist?” but “does this actually help work move forward calmly?”

We cut things that looked impressive but added noise. We obsessed over transitions users never consciously notice but always feel. And we kept asking one simple question:
Would I trust this system on my worst workday?

What we’re shipping today isn’t perfect.
But it’s honest. It’s fast. And it’s built around what we personally rely on every day to get real work done.

Proud of the team for choosing depth over shortcuts and excited to keep improving WorkElate with real users in the loop.

Most AI products today feel like demos wrapped in buzzwords. This felt usable from the first few minutes.

I didn’t need to understand the AI to make progress. It stayed practical..

Hey folks 👋

Today we shipped WorkElate.

Behind the launch is a simple belief: most teams don’t struggle because they can’t plan, they struggle because work breaks between planning, discussion, and execution.

Over the past months, we kept stripping things down and rebuilding the core so work could move end-to-end without handoffs, copy-pasting, or tool hopping. The focus wasn’t on adding features, but on making the system feel calm, predictable, and dependable when real work is happening.

What’s live today reflects that work: faster performance, native team chat, boards for collaboration, structured data for clarity, and workflows that actually carry work to completion.

Huge credit to the team that stayed patient through iterations and re-architecture especially @shivank_kumar and @aranya_das1 for pushing through details users may never see, but always feel.

This is just the foundation. We’ll keep learning from how people actually use it and keep improving from there.

If you explore it, we’d genuinely love to know what felt smooth and what didn’t. Feedback welcome 🙏

Finally a OS for Projects. Sounds complete! Looking forward to the features in action! 🔥

Feels more like a system than a collection of tools.

The OS-level approach to work execution is interesting.

Curious how this evolves as workflows get more complex.

Tried this briefly and the experience felt surprisingly calm.

Nothing flashy, but things moved forward without much setup.

That’s harder to pull off than it looks.

Very interesting tool! Good luck Ayan!

What I like here is the focus on execution, not just planning. A lot of tools help organize work, but fewer help carry it through to completion. Curious how teams transition into this from existing setups.

Congratulations on the launch 🎉 🎉!!!

There’s a lot of AI noise right now, and most demos look impressive but feel hollow. This didn’t try to impress me. I just started working. Things moved without me figuring out the tool. Was this intentional, or did I just get lucky with the flow? If it stays this simple as work gets more complex, that would be impressive.

No matter how many productivity tools we use, the loss of context from one app to the other means more time writing briefs and planning activities than actually doing the work. It’s a nightmare for small teams. I hope WorkElate changes that. Good luck team!

@ayan_das12 Love the focus on work execution without chaos! We built Whisper to help teams communicate better and faster. Your unified WorkOS philosophy aligns perfectly with making work flow better. Excited to see what WorkElate enables! 🚀

Hey everyone - Akshay here, maker of UTMGuard.

Really excited to share UTMGuard today.

This started after seeing the same issue again and again across teams and agencies: broken UTMs silently corrupting GA4 data. A missing parameter, a typo, or inconsistent naming sends paid traffic into referral and quietly skews reports. Most teams don’t notice it until much later, if at all.

UTMGuard scans your GA4 in 60 seconds and shows exactly which UTMs are causing problems. It then keeps monitoring daily so new issues don’t slip through as campaigns and links change.

I'm not just looking for users from this launch, I’m looking for a small set of early backers who care about clean GA4 and are open to working closely as the product evolves. In return, I’m offering 40% off for life during the launch using code PHUNT40.

If this is a problem you deal with, I’d love your feedback. Tell me what feels confusing in GA4, what breaks most often, or what you wish tools caught earlier. Your input will directly shape what UTMGuard becomes.

If you'd like to get in touch or have questions about the product, please drop them here or contact me at akshay {at} utmguard {.} com

Thanks for checking it out and supporting the launch 🙏

I didn't even know this is such a problem. Can't we not segment them in the Analytics tools itself (GA in this case)?

Broken UTMs are one of those problems you do not know you have until reports are wrong. UTMGuard catches them early.

Big win for the team today!

This launch came from a lot of small steps over time. Late night builds, building on the core ideas, and really figuring out how real people will use Blobu.

Huge credit to the team for the consistency and care it took to get here. Everyone showed up, brought new ideas, and kept moving forward together.

Appreciate everyone taking the time to check it out and support the work. Excited to keep building from here 🚀

Blobu.ai feels like a personal AI assistant for learning. You can explore any topic in depth and get clear summaries anytime. It feels personalized and helps you understand things faster without making it complicated. A really helpful tool for learning on the go.

another tool added to my productivity tool list!

We started Blobu as a side project while building one of our flagship products. What began as a simple experiment quickly proved its value and grew into a product we felt deserved its own launch. Sometimes taking a break to explore new a ideas can help you get to big things.

Blobu is our take on accessible learning, simple to use, fully in your control, and designed to make creating, consuming, and sharing knowledge effortless.

I’m incredibly proud of the team, we pushed this from idea to reality and stayed focused through every iteration. This is only the beginning, and we’re excited about what’s ahead.

If Blobu resonates with you, your support on Product Hunt would mean a lot! Thank you.

This feels like a meaningful step toward more collaborative AI experiences. Making it easier for teams to brainstorm, refine, and iterate together with AI support is very timely. Wishing the team strong traction on your launch.

Love the user experience, it shows me just the perfect amount of information before I decide whether I want to read the whole book or not. It’s also great for capturing the main ideas and keeping them fresh in my mind.

Hey Product Hunt 👋 I’m Emmanuel, maker of zedek.ai.

Reality: SaaS buying & Finding is still stuck in 2010.

Most SaaS buying still happens in spreadsheets + tabs.
Not because people love pain - but because there’s no place that turns your real constraints into a decision-ready shortlist.

What zedek.ai is (buyer assistant):
It’s an AI assistant built specifically for SaaS evaluation, not general chat.
You tell it your stack + constraints (budget, region, must-have integrations, security needs), and it returns:

• a ranked shortlist (not 50 options)

• fit notes + risks (what will break, what won’t)

• pricing & integration signals (so you can sanity-check fast)

What makes this different from “just asking ChatGPT”:
zedek.ai is designed to output a decision artifact (shortlist + reasoning), not a conversation that ends with “it depends.”

I’d love feedback on 3 things:

1. Does the shortlist feel decision-ready?

2. What’s missing for you to confidently pick #1?

3. Which SaaS category should we support next?

I’ll be here all day, ask anything.

Finally free from 100s of paid software listing sites, fake reviews & pay-to-rank models. I’ve always wanted something like this - something that recommends software based on my existing tech stack, team size and specific use cases, instead of serving the same generic lists every other directory does.

The site looks great and easy to navigate. I would suggest you add a few more niche categories so users can drill down further. I love that most of the tools have a demo on them. Hope its intentional :-)

You explained that why this differs from ChatGPT. Any advantage over using something like G2?

It's a big one!
Is it working with a realtime data?

Hola PH fam! Paula here, co-founder of Startup Studio 👋

As founders, we’ve all felt the same pain:
building a real, scalable product takes too long, costs too much, and breaks the moment you need to grow.

We built Startup Studio to fix exactly that.

Unlike prototype tools that generate pretty demos, Startup Studio is a Platform-as-Infrastructure:
a fully integrated technical backbone + AI development agents + human engineering support that work together to ship production-grade apps, fast.



🔥 What makes Startup Studio different?

🧩 Platform-as-Infrastructure

All core systems are unified from day one:
hosting, auth, payments, analytics, security, versioning, logs, and mobile export, all wired into a single, cohesive platform.

No patchwork. No rewrites. No hidden dependencies.

🤖 AI agents that understand your codebase

Our agents don’t just generate snippets, they write, refactor, and ship production code, handling real architecture, real systems, and multi-step logic.

👥 Humans in the loop

For complex builds, you get a senior engineer supporting architecture and execution, ensuring correctness, stability, and scale.
AI speed + human oversight = confidence.

📱 Web + Native Mobile, out of the box

Your product is automatically compatible with web and mobile.
Push to production in both environments in weeks.

⚡️Production-ready from day 1

Other tools ship prototypes.
Startup Studio ships products that can onboard real users, process payments, scale traffic, and grow without rebuilding from scratch.

🛒 Digital asset marketplace

Use ready-to-ship templates, components, automations, and integrations to speed up complex builds.


💡 What are founders building with Startup Studio?

- Full SaaS products with payments, auth, and analytics
- Vertical micro-SaaS with AI workflows
- Internal tools with real business logic
- Consumer-facing apps that export directly to mobile
- MVPs for early-stage validation that evolve into full products without rewrites

All deployed in hours, not weeks.

👥 Who is Startup Studio for?

Founders who want to launch real, scalable software fast
Indie hackers building products that go beyond prototypes
CTOs & tech leads accelerating teams with AI-powered velocity
Builders who want infra handled so they can focus on product

Drop in the comments: What would you build if your infra, AI, and engineering support were ready on day one? 🚀✨

Happy building!
Paula

I appreciate how Startup Studio focuses on equipping creators with actionable support. Helping reduce the friction of early product development and iteration makes this feel genuinely useful. Well done on shipping this tool.

Looks like an ambitious project, wish you success!

Amazing! Can I reschedule a session if I miss it?

Hey everyone! 💛

This is our very first time launching on Product Hunt, so we’re still learning and figuring things out as we go.

We’d love to hear your honest feedback; what you like, what you’d improve, or what you’d want to see next. Every comment really helps us grow and build PlugFast into something genuinely useful.

Thanks so much for checking us out and for being part of the journey 🚀

The PlugFast team

Hey Product Hunt, Ahmed here — one of the makers of PlugFast! 👋

The idea for PlugFast came from a pretty simple frustration: we kept building Chrome extensions for projects and clients, and every single time we were rewriting the same foundation from scratch — auth, backend setup, structure, deployment, you name it.

We started wondering: why isn’t there a clean, production-ready starting point that actually saves time instead of adding complexity? That question slowly turned into PlugFast.

This is our first time launching on Product Hunt, so we’re learning a lot along the way. We’d genuinely love to hear your thoughts — what’s useful, what’s missing, or what you’d want to see next. Thanks for checking it out 💛

Hey everyone — Eray here 👋

From the building side, one of the biggest challenges was finding the right balance between flexibility and simplicity. We didn’t want a “bloated” template, but we also didn’t want something that only works in perfect demo scenarios.

We went through multiple iterations to make sure the structure is realistic, scalable, and actually usable in production — especially with things like Manifest V3 limitations, backend communication, and auth flows.

This is our first Product Hunt launch and honestly a big learning experience for us. If you have questions, feedback, or ideas — we’re more than happy to discuss them here 🙏

Hi everyone!

Z.ai has been shipping like crazy recently. They just updated their flagship model from 4.6 to 4.7, and the frontend capabilities and aesthetics have improved drastically.

The most interesting part to me is the "Preserved Thinking" feature. It basically allows the model to remember its reasoning steps across multiple turns, which is huge for complex coding tasks where context usually gets lost.

As always, it works seamlessly with your favorite coding agents like @Claude Code , @Kilo Code, @Cline etc.

Also, the GLM Coding Plan is great value for money. It is already quite popular among developers, highly recommend checking it out.

this will help lots of people