PH热榜 | 2025-12-31

- Who am I?

Hi there, this is Rylynn——a content creator who published hundreds of original videos and is making my own product now. I'm so excited to share the first release of Creaibo 1.0.

- Why I build it?

Over the past few years, I found every high-quality content creator like me seems to be stuck in such a situation:

I don't want to use AI just to crank out mass-produced content. Sure, it's efficient, but I lose my creative edge. And yet, I have FOMO if I don't use it. What I need is an AI that empowers me, not replaces me.

I tried so many tools, and got totally fed up with all the robotic content. Also, I’m tired of constantly tweaking prompts again and again, only to get generic outputs without personality.

Last year, I thought: Why don't I just build one myself? So, I started working on this product. That’s the story of how Creaibo started.

- What Creaibo can do?

✅ Analyze & memorize your "expressive fingerprint," ensures everything you create is uniquely your style

✅ Brainstorm & analyze every ideas across all platforms to find out what wins and how to improve it in 5s

✅ Produce high-quality text in your style, co-work with Creaibo and get instant feedback without prompting

✅ Search, generate, and organize audio, image, or video materials effortlessly, then turn them into ready-to-post content

BTW, I also made an interesting Rick&Morty demo to introduce our product, here's the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdzcMYQFqi8

Hello Product Hunt, good to see you!

I’m the developer of Creaibo—an AI tool builder who spent years fine-tuning traditional models with all sorts of tricks to nudge metrics upward. But I eventually realized those small improvements just don't fix the real issue: AI still doesn’t collaborate like a human partner.

As someone who uses AI coding assistants a lot (Claude Code, Codex, etc.), I noticed how well they fit right into the development flow—anticipating intent, making things smoother, and staying out of the way. But when I switched to writing or content creation, I ran into clunky chat interfaces, repetitive prompting, and tons of unusable AI text. It hit me: creators deserve an IDE-grade tool too.

Creaibo is essentially an IDE for creators

- Your personal agent, Aibo, learns your style and acts as a true creative companion—taking cues from AGENTS.md of vibe coding.

- It replaces Q&A chat with step-by-step generation, enhanced by knowledge verification and self-reflection, producing coherent, human-like text you can actually use.

- No more endless prompt chains or editing AI sludge. Just write.

This could be the lifesaver for all content creators out there. I'm trying Creaibo at the moment, and I can already experience a massive efficiency improvement when creating web content copy pieces. Good job for this amazing product and congratulations on the launch!

I've tried countless AI writing tools, but Creaibo's ability to maintain my unique voice while expanding on my bullet points feels almost magical.

Can Creaibo analyze trending audio clips and suggest relevant content ideas based on current viral sounds across different platforms?

I'm really curious to try this out! I haven't seen Reddit or Linkedin in the list, but potentially the app can generate copy for them too, right?

Always challenging to keep my soul while using AI lol... Creaibo seems like to be the cure! Great launch!

Really awesome. Launching on the last day of the year would be really special for you. I wish you all the best.

The first time I tried Creaibo, it didn’t feel like “just another AI tool.”

It felt like it finally understood where creation actually gets stuck 💭

Not because you can’t write,

but because ideas are scattered 🧩, thoughts break mid-way, assets are messy,

and the more you push, the less it sounds like you.

Creaibo doesn’t rush to generate outputs for you ⚡️

Instead, it breaks creation into the way it really happens:

ideas → structure → expression → assets → publishing ✍️📦🚀

It feels less like a tool and more like a creative partner 🤝

one that helps you organize your thoughts,

catch interrupted ideas,

and keep you moving without taking over.

What made me stay is how much it respects personal style 🎙️

The way you write, where you pause, how you think—

it learns over time instead of overwriting your voice.

If you’re a creator—

writing videos, articles, posts, or long-form ideas 🎬📝

you’ll recognize the feeling.

It’s not the rush of “10× productivity” 🚫

It’s the relief of creation finally feeling smooth again ✨

This isn’t a tool that forces you to create more.

It’s one that makes you want to start creating again 🌱

Nice product. I go through your web, when I start prompt at homepage, it requries me to login. However,after I logged in with my google, the prompt content disappeared because it turns to your main page (maybe copied to somewhere). I am not really sure if I am a new user, I don't understand your web so well, at this situation, how does the AI chat work at homepage?

Anyways, good luck on your journey!

I'm excited to try this - as a founder trying to learn marketing and trying to get better at telling people what I and my product do I'm interested in new tools like this.

At the risk of coming off as ignorant, I'm going to leave an honest comment here: I work with content, largely written content. So I have become pretty familiar with how AI-generated text sounds and, more importantly, how it makes the conscious reader feel.
Your product's description screams AI. While I am aware that your very product is AI-based, still that does not mean you should forget about the human who's going to use it.
With the volume of "AI slop" we're seeing everyday on the internet, I wouldn't be surprised if the very copy products used played a key role in the customer's decision-making process.
I'm not saying don't use AI for writing, but make sure the end result feels human.
Congrats on your launch anyway. Although I am not especially intrigued, I'll be testing it out anyway, otherwise I would feel bad leaving this comment :)

Hey there! Love the philosophy behind Creaibo. Ngl, it actually feels like a creative partner :/ instead of another prompt machine. Congrats on the launch! 👏

Congrats on the launch! The "expressive fingerprint" thing caught my attention - does it learn from stuff I've already created or do I need to train it from scratch?

I like how this is positioned as a co-creator, not a content factory. That’s exactly what most creators are missing right now.

Cool project

As a non-native English speaker, the cultural context suggestions have made my content feel much more authentic to my international customers.

The asset generation quality surprised me - no more spending hours searching for the perfect stock footage or struggling with basic graphic design.

The Bilibili background really shows in how well it understands Asian creator culture! Most Western tools miss these nuances completely.

Almost forgot Today is Last Day 2025!! Happy New Year for producthunt, wish you all have a great start in 2026🎇

Looks very promising, congratulations on this amazing launch🔥

How does the pricing work for teams? As a content agency owner, I need to know if we can collaborate on the same projects seamlessly.

Congrats the launch. The multilingual caption generation works surprisingly well for my global audience, though I always do a quick human review before publishing.

Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Eric from Foundire.

The problem
Hiring teams are doing the same busywork every day: resume triage, repeating first-rounds, rewriting questions and patching notes across tools. It’s not hard work — it’s the same work, over and over. The worst we’ve heard: 284 applicants and 37 first-rounds interviews for one role in a single week.

What makes Foundire different🚀

1. AI first-round interviews that candidates complete anytime, no more repeating the same screens across time zones.

2. Decision-ready scorecards generated from every interview, with transcripts and highlights you can review and compare.

3. Global talent search across 800M+ professional profiles with one-click import to your talent pool.

4. Live interview copilot with real-time prompts, follow-up suggestions, and structured notes for hiring team.
5. One connected hiring workflow from sourcing and resume scoring to interviews, offers, and background checks.

Sample to use
Create a role and make the rubric
Source talent -> score & shortlist
Run an AI first-round interview
Review the scorecard and decide with your team

Would love your feedback
Where are you finding hiring most redundant right now?
What does your team need to trust an AI interview output—rubrics, evidence, calibration, or something else?

Resume screening alone saves us a huge amount of time. We no longer waste energy on irrelevant CVs.

The resume ranking is so useful! It's really help me save a lot of time!

This resonates a lot, especially first rounds and note-taking across tools. Curious to see how teams calibrate trust in the AI interviews over time, but the decision-ready scorecards + async first rounds feel like a very practical step forward. Good luck!

The background check flow is smooth and seamless. It saves us a lot of back-and-forth.

I really love these tools that effectively leverage AI to improve efficiency! I'll try recommending them to the HR team; they need some innovative tools to optimize their workflow. 💪

Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm Tan, founder of Foundire.

I built this product to scratch my own itch. As a startup founder, I was drowning in resumes and repetitive interviews.

The worst part? The awkwardness. Sometimes I knew within 10 minutes that a candidate wasn't a fit, but out of respect, I couldn't just end the call. I had to drag it out, which wasted both our times.

So, I built Foundire initially for internal use. It worked wonders—saving my energy and letting me focus only on the final rounds with high-potential candidates.

Since then, we've expanded the workflow to include Global Talent Search and Global Background Checks.

Wait, are we doing too much? Before the AI era, maybe. But we believe the rules have changed. In the age of AI Agents, context is king. By putting the entire loop on one agent platform, the AI gets smarter at every step.

We built the hiring workflow of the future, and we'd love to hear your feedback! 🚀

I think the development of questions during the interview process feature is a boom. The Ai recruiter able to generate questions against your response. Most AI hiring tools only ask questions according to a hard copy of questions that we give to them. But Foundire can give real time questions.

This is a real painkiller for hiring teams 🙌

First-round interviews are so repetitive — resume triage, asking the same baseline questions, writing notes… and doing it again 30 times 😅 Love how Foundire focuses on automating that busywork while still producing decision-ready scorecards + transcripts.

Curious: how do you balance consistency vs personalization in the AI interviews? And how do you ensure candidate experience stays human (not feeling like they’re being “screened by a bot”)? 👀

Congrats on the launch — upvoted! 🚀✨

I like what Foundire is trying to solve.

I’ve talked to so many recruiters who keep running the same first-round interviews over and over — across time zones, calendars, and tools — just to get to a comparable signal.

Foundire removes much of that repetition with AI interviews and clear, decision-ready scorecards, so teams can focus on evaluating candidates instead of repeating the same work.

Hiring is exhausting, mostly because of repetition. If this cuts that down, it’s a big win for teams.

The interview question suggestions have completely changed how we run interviews. Everything feels faster and smoother now.

That is soo cute!!! Love it!

Heh, it is like a Clippy for windows :) cute

Seems like a ripoff of Moody Prompter https://moody.mjarosz.com/

As a frequent teleprompter user, I find this tool incredibly helpful—it is truly a clever idea.

My only concern is the $29 price point, which feels a bit high. Compared to other customizable Mac apps I use, this is slightly above the typical budget for this type of utility. Reducing the price by $10 would make it much more appealing. Alternatively, offering a 30-day trial or a free version with a word limit would be a great way to let users test it first.

While my perception of the price might be influenced by being outside the US, I still think it looks like an excellent tool.

Pretty cool idea

I like the concept,. I just installed it however when after I resized the notch window, the Play button doesn't actually scroll the text. Also the voice syncing didn't seem to work well. Looking forward to the updates and bug fix. Will try again after the bug fixes.

Nice idea – I usually know these only for video (TikTok, Reels style), but not for video meetings :)

@adam_mortka a cool idea and great execution. In a world where more people go remote and loose control over their thougts, Notchie allows them to structure their speech. I believe it also fits the conversation mode.

I love this idea, but I'd really love the ability to move it. I bought an iContact Cam so now my camera is a little lower. But Notchie is the first teleprompter that seems like it would work really well with this. I just need the ability to move it down about 3 to 5 inches.

Great idea!! Just tried it but the voice sync is not working. keep scrolling whether I am talking or not. Still fab though!

This looks so satisfying 😍

Waves + sound physics as an interactive playground is such a great idea — feels like a mix of a meditation tool and a creative toy.

Quick question: does it support saving and sharing presets / scenes? Would love to send my favorite “patterns” to friends ✨

Congrats on the launch! 🙌

As someone who’s constantly wondering am I overstriding or imagining it this hits the sweet spot. Quick feedback without over analysis is exactly what most runners need.

Running everything in-browser with no video upload is a big win. That alone will make a lot of people more comfortable trying in out.

The side views+shorts clips constraint is smart it keeps expectations realistic. I can see this being something runners comes back to every few weeks just to check progress.

Finbos works in excellent ways that pictures your finance at glance and helps take control of future

I had been using finbos web app for a month and it's pretty cool, and I switched to mobile app today. It's great for someone who wants to keep track of their finances

I love it's AI assistant

Hi everyone! 👋 I’m the maker of Startment AI.

The idea for this project came from a problem I faced myself: the "blank page" syndrome. Every time I had a new startup idea, I spent more time organizing tasks, researching business docs, and creating roadmaps than actually building.

I wanted to create something that takes that heavy lifting off your shoulders so you can go from "Zero" to a living project knowledge base in minutes.

Startment AI isn't just about generating text; it’s about creating a structured, actionable blueprint so solo founders can focus on execution, not organization.

I’d love to hear your feedback, answer any questions, and see what you all build with it!

Happy building,
Metecan Kaplan

Gotta give us seamless build > deploy without all the high-tech bullshit we get elsewhere. Nail this, you win.

This is such a founder-friendly product 🙌

As an indie builder, I’m constantly battling “planning vs shipping.” Having a tool that turns an idea into a structured blueprint (and not just a pile of text) feels genuinely useful.

If you’re looking for early feedback, I’d love to try it on a real project. Question: do you support generating user stories + acceptance criteria (so it’s ready to drop into a dev backlog)? That would be 🔥

Upvoted — congrats on shipping! 🚀👏

I keep coming back to the same work after a break and usually I have to rebuild all the context in my head. With Kodingo, I can just continue from where I stopped instead of piecing everything together again. That makes longer tasks easier to deal with, especially when they stretch across a few days.

I’ve spent time in a few large codebases where figuring out how things connect is harder than reading the code itself. What I found interesting here is that Kodingo seems aware of the project structure and how different parts relate to each other. The explanations grounded in the actual code, not generic answers that could apply anywhere.
That kind of context is what usually takes the longest to pick up.

What caught my attention about Kodingo is the focus on remembering decisions not just code. In most teams the hardest part isn’t reading files, it’s understanding why something was built a certain way. Treating that context as project memory instead of disposable chat history feels like a thoughtful direction especially for codebases that live for years.

Really interesting, Adekunle! I’ve seen teams struggle a lot when critical decisions or context get lost, especially during handoffs or when someone leaves. But, how does Kodingo decide what knowledge is worth preserving versus what might clutter the memory? How do you keep the “why” behind decisions clear without giving new contributors too much information at once?

I just tried Kodingo and getting started feels pretty easy. It’s clear what it’s for and how it fits into a project. I don’t feel lost or unsure about what to do first. That makes it easier to focus on using it instead of figuring things out.

Great to see this launching. I’ve been testing Kodingo and it’s been a game changer for preserving institutional knowledge within our repo. It fills that gap between the documentation we 'intend' to write and the reality of a fast-moving codebase. Highly recommend for any engineering lead looking to reduce technical debt in team communication.

Just checked out your site and saw the part about understanding the whole repo. I’m trying to get how that works day to day. Does it follow how data and pieces connect as the code changes or is it more like a one time scan? How this holds up on bigger projects that aren’t clean.

Have had a play with this and its fantastic - easy to use, like the default sizing options to. Added to my stack!

Tried RenderX and really liked how clean the HTML to PDF export is.

I’ve had issues with other tools where layouts or font sizes break, but this one handled slides and UI previews nicely. Curious to see what features get added next.

This hits a very real pain point 🙌

HTML → PDF tools often look great in preview… and then the exported PDF breaks layouts / changes fonts / shifts spacing 😅 Love that RenderX is focused on making the output match what you see.

The “paste → preview → download” workflow is super clean too.

Curious: how do you handle web fonts and page breaks (especially for long docs or slide-like layouts)? And do you plan an API / CLI version for automated exports? 🚀

Upvoted — great launch! 👏✨

Love this 🙌

Pomodoro is simple in theory, but the apps often get either too barebones or way too cluttered. I really like how Pomodoro! keeps the UI clean while still giving you history + analytics + goal tracking — best of both worlds 😄

Curious: does it support custom cycles (like 50/10 or 90/20) and “long break after N sessions”? Also, any plans for iCloud sync / widgets?

Congrats on the launch — upvoted! 🚀✨

Feels built by someone who got tired of pretending Excel was enough