PH热榜 | 2025-12-06

Hey Product Hunt 👋 We’re excited to introduce TRUGEN AI - a platform for building Video Agents.

For the past year, our team has been heads-down building something we’ve always believed in: AI agents that actually feel human. And today… we’re finally ready to share it with the world.

🔥 Try the live demo here: https://trugen.ai

🛠 Build your own AI video agent: https://app.trugen.ai

💡 Why Video Agents?

Most AI agents today are trapped in either chatbots or voicebots. But let's face it: Humans are face-to-face communicators. We connect through presence, eye contact, and facial expressions, Not with text bubbles or floating voices, it's how we're wired.

The problem with AI isn’t that it’s not smart enough… 👉 It’s that it hasn’t been human enough.

So we set out to solve the missing link: Human Face

The next frontier of human–AI communication is video, and we’re excited to be at the forefront of it.

Our video agents blend deep intelligence with human-like presence, creating interactions that feel natural, expressive, and engaging.

🤖 What makes us special?

✅ Hyper-realistic avatars - Expressive Human Like faces that look and feel real

✅ Vision: They can see, recognize faces, and even follow along on screen shares.

✅ Sub-1 second latency - Lightning-fast responses that mimic real conversation flow

✅ Agentic - Actions, RAG, Reasoning, Memory, Tools and more

✅ Developer-first design - Easy to integrate into any product or workflow

✅ Always On - Ready 24/7 to help your customers.

🚀 The result?

A whole new way to interact with AI. A more intuitive, trustworthy, and inherently human experience.

It’s time to give your AI agents a face that users can actually connect with.

Imagine the possibilities:

✅ 24/7 AI support agents that provide instant, human-like assistance

✅ AI SDRs that handle lead qualification

✅ AI trainers & role-play coaches for learning

✅ HR interviewers to screen candidates instantly and qualifying them for further rounds.

And many more..

Can't wait to see what everyone will build with this!

🎉 The future of AI communication is finally here - and it looks human.

We're so excited to see what you build and would love your feedback along the way!

This is really interesting. Do you have a fixed set of human faces, or are you still expanding? Also, how many languages are supported today?
Would love to give it a try

Congrats on the launch! Love how you’re tackling the “missing link” in AI! bringing real human presence back into the interaction. Making AI more human is exactly what the space needs right now. Excited to see it evolve!

Congrats on the launch! Integrating multiple capabilities to achieve such lifelike video effects is impressive. Looking forward to seeing more model customization options in the future!

It’s been an incredible journey building this.🔧
Countless iterations, late nights, and crazy ideas - and today makes all of it worth it.
Super excited for what’s coming next! ⚡

Hey everyone! 👋 We're thrilled to finally share Trugen AI with the Product Hunt community.

This is just Day 1 - and your comments, ideas, and honest feedback will help us build something truly meaningful.

Thanks for being here and supporting makers. ❤️
Can’t wait to hear what you think!

Clean execution and strong vision! 🚀 🎉
TruGen AI feels like a big step forward for intelligent video agents.

A custom avatar feature, maybe based on a real brand representative would be an excellent addition.

Congrats on the launch!! 🚀 Curious to see how far we can push UI/UX for AI!

congrats on the launch! can’t wait to try out your video agent!

This is a very cool launch! Curious what you see as the strongest early use cases.

So pumped to see Trugen AI live today! 🚀 Feels unreal watching something we’ve worked so hard on finally reach the world. Can’t wait to hear what everyone thinks! @hemantha_vijay1

Looks impressive, good luck with the launch!

Congratulations on the launch! This is exactly what I've been looking for to incorporate into a couple of apps we're building! Any chance the lower plans can purchase custom avatars at a reasonable price?

Thanks for this - but can you make it generate from a site-study or feature?

cool stuff

Interesting solution and much needed one out in the market, hope to see more improvements and interactive features

I think financial industry has been looking for such a solution to deal with client facing businesses... TruGen AI definitely throws a great solution for it!

Good job on the launch 🙌

Congrats team on the launch.🎉🥂

Great! So finally the day has arrived when AI meets real people face-2-face.

Being a documentation guy, the first thing I checked was your docs. The use-cases mentioned there gives a good idea about how TruGen AI helps.

I just have two suggestions for you folks:

• Add more use-cases to your docs or maybe create more videos (around 10 or more) on your Youtube channel. After you, many players would enter this arena, and they might outpace you with content alone.

• The logo in the footer of your website has probably magnified beyond proportion, I am sure you will fix it.

Best wishes and congratulations!

Good timing, was looking for a video agent, looks very cool, considering to try it out ( : . congrats on the launch

This looks really good. The avatars specfically looks unique and very natural. Great work guys!

Congratulations on the launch 🎉 !!

Amazing! I think this has a great potential, especially for learning software. Wish you success!

Do you see it being used in chatbots? Or how? What are the best use cases?

Finally something for walkers, not splits. I get stuck on the same loop with my dog. Fresh circular routes + time-of-day safety sounds right. Curious how fast it learns my vibe after a few days. Gonna try it on tonight’s wander.

nice! I need this app!

I’ve been using it for a week, and it’s great! I no longer repeat the same boring walks, and setting my distance preference is so easy. It really feels like it learns what I like.

How does Walk Mate plan to integrate community features or social sharing options to enhance. user engagement and facilitate group walking initiatives?

Any plans for Android users too? :)

Yeah! This is like a social network for nomads to share cool walking routes?

I used to jog a lot, but j always used the same route, this is actually helpful, if it would be for android then this would be most useful

UI feels clean & intuitive. The only thing I wished for in the basic plan was the ability to search routes between places.

Impressive launch, Walk Mate team. From a clarity & onboarding lens: when someone opens the app for the first time, what’s the one belief you want them to hold in the first 10-15 seconds?
Is it:
• “I’ll explore my neighborhood with fresh routes—no more thinking about where to go.”
Or:
• “This app finds walk paths that fit me, not me fitting its system.”
Because in wellness/discovery tools the biggest adoption barrier isn’t “features”; it’s the user believing this will change how I walk. Curious how you’re shaping that moment.

Really like the mini adventure angle, makes walking feel a lot more intentional. The safety-aware routing is a nice touch too. Looking forward to testing it out!

@emrdgrmnci, this is genuinely refreshing. Most fitness tools lean heavily toward runners, and the walking cohort often gets boxed into generic step counters even though their intent patterns are very different. Walkers care about mental clarity, novelty, safe navigation, and sustainable habit loops. Your adaptive route generator aligns perfectly with what behavior science calls environmental triggers for low-resistance routines, which is why I see huge potential in long-term retention here.

My work sits at the intersection of health content and user behavior strategy, and I’ve seen firsthand how underserved the discovery aspect is in the wellness domain. What you’ve built solves a real psychological hurdle for users who want movement without monotony. Pair this with contextual storytelling, route-based challenges, and educational micro-content, and Walk Mate can evolve into a companion rather than another tracking app.

I also noticed you’re launching without a full content ecosystem yet. That’s actually a powerful advantage because you can shape a narrative that speaks directly to this overlooked community from day one. Would love to chat about how to build that layer in a way that strengthens trust and drives organic adoption.

can you save my favorite routes for rainy days when you just want a guaranteed good walk?

Sounds really useful, I'd love to see the ability to see more metrics about the walk, such as how much is on road vs green space.

Hey ProductHunt, I'm excited to share Eureka with you today.

This project started from a simple frustration: why is knowledge always presented linearly? When I read a book or article, I want to see how concepts connect, explore related ideas, and understand the bigger picture—not just scroll through pages.

Eureka solves this by turning any knowledge source into a visual, explorable map. Upload a PDF of "The Art of War," and you'll see Sun Tzu's strategies visualized as connected nodes. Click on "Timeline" to see historical context, or "Cross-disciplinary Links" to discover how military strategy connects to business and psychology.

🚗Try Eureka today and what topic would you explore first?

🔗 https://eurekaweb.app

1/ Why did I build Eureka?

Traditional knowledge is linear. Books, articles, search results—all force you to read page by page. But our brains don't work that way. We think in connections, associations, and visual patterns.

2/ Eureka transforms any knowledge source into a visual, explorable map:

• Upload a PDF → Get a knowledge graph

• Enter a topic → Explore connections

• Paste a URL → See concepts visualized (on the way)

3/ What makes it special?

• AI guides your exploration (no need to know what to ask)

• Interactive tools on the canvas (calculators, animations)

• Knowledge graph = content script (generate articles/videos instantly)

4/ Perfect for:

📚 Educators creating teaching materials

💼 Professionals learning new domains

✍️ Content creators seeking structure

🧠 Anyone building a knowledge base

Let's make knowledge exploration more intuitive together. 🚀
I'd love to hear your feedback! What topics would you like to explore? What features would make Eureka more useful for your workflow?

Impressive launch, Eureka team. From a clarity & onboarding lens: when a new user opens Eureka for the first time, what’s the one belief you want them to hold in the first 10-15 seconds?
Is it:
• “I can visualize and explore my knowledge instead of scrolling through pages.”
Or:
• “This tool already understands how I think and what I want to learn.”
Because in knowledge tools the biggest adoption barrier isn’t features; it’s the user believing this will change how I learn. Curious how you’re setting that up.

Congrats with the launch @kent_no. What are the main use cases for this? Does it have a b2b infrastructure behind?

Something I am fascinated by and don't recall ever seeing before in any type of knowledge or productivity app.

When I collected this longevity research on Eureka at two different points during the research, Notion actually captured the link to the specific point in that research. So each link that I have goes to the same session of research, but at a different points on the timeline within that research.

I don't know if this is by design, but please don't lose this feature; it's actually quite interesting. The idea that I could do research but take snapshots or record checkpoints along that research and then share those links in a curated fashion where the holder of the link is only seeing the research that I've done to that point. Wow! 🧠💣🤯

Again, I don't think I've ever seen that before. It's like WaybackMachine for research! Brilliant!

"We think in connections, associations, and visual patterns." Felt like you have been following me around for the past five decades. This feels so obvious and intuitive and yet it seems to confound people. The push back against deviating from linear processes and conventions throughout my career has been incredibly tacit and indelible. I am seeing a wave of Eureka-like apps and strategies creeping into the light and (what feels like suddenly) being embraced.

I believe the advent of AI is the spark that was missing in previous attempts at connective branching of thought in a digital format. There have been incredible predecessors that could have been catalysts or carved a path, but the conventions were too dense to breach with the tech that was available.

I'm sure there are hundreds of examples , but I believe GoogleWave was one of the earliest pioneers of knowledge connection in a digital world. Then there were adventurers like IQTELL, tree.io, Kifi, DropTask (Ayoa), Zenkit, TheBrain, or NodeLand. More recent canvas tools like Milanote, Weje, or RealtimeBoard (Miro) or relational notes tools like Roam Research, Logseq, or Relanote playing off of the idea of connectedness and associative PKM.

What you are doing with Eureka feels like the level up at a time when not only the technology is ready, but also the audience. I love the rabbithole nature of the exploration or maybe it is more like spores. I'm not sure if this is an ADHD brain's greatest ally or worst enemy, but it is incredibly interesting either way.

Eureka is reminiscent of another tool that launched on PH last week, MyLens, in so much that there is a strong element of visualization and node architecture. I really hope we see a massive proliferation of these types of tools. I think there's so many of us that are visual learners or relational thinkers, and these types of tools are very exciting!

From a practical/UX standpoint, I wonder if there are (I may have missed them) ways to move individual cards around like in a mind-mapping tool and also if there is a way to collapse cards. I struggle with distraction and all of the cards being fixed and expanded can feel overwhelming quickly. I had the same issue with Milanote and Weje when those tools originally launched but they later added both features.

Amazing, everything i need in just a click, one tiny issue is it is taking about a minute to give the result, everything else is fantastic

Always nice to have a full picture of the knowledge to learn - Eureka nails it!

Hi Kent, Eureka sounds amazing! I can already see how this could massively boost my productivity.

1/ 🧵 Why did I build Eureka?

Traditional knowledge is linear. Books, articles, search results—all force you to read page by page. But our brains don't work that way. We think in connections, associations, and visual patterns.

2/ Eureka transforms any knowledge source into a visual, explorable map:

• Upload a PDF → Get a knowledge graph

• Enter a topic → Explore connections

• Paste a URL → See concepts visualized (on the way)

3/ What makes it special?

• AI guides your exploration (no need to know what to ask)

• Interactive tools on the canvas (calculators, animations)

• Knowledge graph = content script (generate articles/videos instantly)

4/ Perfect for:

📚 Educators creating teaching materials

💼 Professionals learning new domains

✍️ Content creators seeking structure

🧠 Anyone building a knowledge base

5/ Try Eureka today and what topic would you explore first?

🔗 https://eurekaweb.app

I've been following Browser Use for a while now. It's great to see solutions being implemented that don't require expensive AI inference at each workflow API call.

My concerns and feedback 👇

How does Browser Use (especially Skills) handle anti-bot measures that most valuable data access on sites employ?
- Browser Use will not work across things like DataDome
- Skills platform inherits this issue to a larger extent (No Kasada and others)
- Skills platform requires user to fetch cookies each session for antibots, which does not work
- This limits use cases to less valuable workflows since valuable web data is guarded behind complex fingerprinting

Look forward to seeing how things develop and what's next!

Thnaks for this launch @saurav_panda3 This is insanely useful — skipping the “wait for an API” era and just building your own.
Huge potential for automation workflows, congrats on the launch!

I tried the tool, and it really performed well. Would love to keep using it in the future.

How can i make it work when something is behind a login wall?

Hey Product Hunt! 👋

We built Browser Use Skills because we kept running into the same problem: the API we needed didn't exist.

Suno AI? No public API. YouTube? Rate-limited and restrictive. Half the tools we wanted to automate had no programmatic access at all.

So we asked: what if you could just show an AI agent how to do something once, and it would reverse-engineer the entire flow into a reusable API?

That's exactly what Browser Use Skills does.

You set a goal, record yourself doing the task (or let our agent figure it out), and we turn that into a hosted endpoint you can call whenever you want.

We've been using this internally for weeks! we've already built 20+ APIs for sites we never thought we'd be able to automate.

Would love your feedback. What's the first API you'd build?

How can it be used at scale? Seems more like a testing tool for vibe-coders.

This is AMAZING. Congrats @Browser Use team!!

So cool and unlocks a crazy number of use cases. Congrats on the launch guys, can't wait to use this!!

Congratulations on the launch 🎉

This is an absolute game-changer for me. I now use skills every day to grab all of the latest news from Hacker News and other news sources deterministically, and all it took was a single prompt.

This looks great, excited to try!! Congrats team!

Brilliant, what do I get in the credits in terms of volume of calls?

Impressive launch, Browser Use team. From a clarity & onboarding lens: when a developer opens Browser Use for the first time, what’s the one belief you want them to hold in the first 10-15 seconds?
Is it:
• “I can turn a website into an API in minutes with no scraping headaches.”
Or:
• “This tool already understands browser actions and lets me build agents without reinventing automation.”
Because in dev/AI tooling the biggest adoption barrier often isn’t features; it’s the user believing this will actually save me time and frustration. Curious how you’re shaping that moment for first-time users.

When Bean changes a recipe, does it also fix things like cooking time and seasoning? Like if I replace chicken with veggies, will it update the steps properly so the dish still turns out good?

Hey Product Hunt! 👋

Pankrit here, co-founder of Bean. I'm running on coffee and pure adrenaline right now.

We launched Recipe Adapt because we lived the problem. Every. Single. Night.

You know that moment at 5pm when you realize you're missing half the ingredients? Or your kid suddenly decides they hate chicken? Or you remember you're trying to eat less carbs but the recipe is pasta-heavy?

Yeah. That was our life.

After 600+ conversations with stressed parents, we kept hearing the same thing: "I don't need another recipe app. I need recipes that adapt to MY life."

So we built it.

One prompt → your recipe updates instantly. Missing garlic? Tell Bean. Need more veggies? Tell Bean. Kid won't eat mushrooms? Tell Bean.

The recipe just... adapts. No more hunting through 47 tabs trying to find a substitution.

Here's what I'm most curious about from this community:

1. Does this problem hit you too, or are we just chaotic? 😅

2. What's your 5pm dinner panic story?

3. What else should recipes adapt to that we haven't thought of?

We're here all day answering every question, taking every piece of feedback, and honestly just grateful you're checking this out.

Let's make dinner less stressful together.

P.S. - If you've ever stood in your kitchen, stared at a recipe, and thought "literally none of this works for me right now" - you already know why we built this.

I'm thinking about trying this because I get bored of following the same style of recipes over and over. I like cooking, but sometimes I want to switch things up without searching online for a whole new meal.
If this can change a recipe just by me telling it what mood I'm in or what kind of meal I want, that actually sounds pretty helpful.

I’m not sure how well it works yet, but it definitely sounds worth a try.

Just used Bean and wow, this is actually helpful. I am always changing recipes last minute and this made it way easier. Didn’t expect it to update so fast. Might actually use this a lot.

Eating for fitness gets annoying because every recipe acts like you have to stick to it exactly or you’re doing something wrong. I’ve never liked that.

Some days I want to change half the ingredients based on how my training went, and I don’t want to start searching for a whole new meal just because of that.

The way this lets you adjust things on the fly feels like a nice break from all the strict “follow this or else” type of recipes. It matches how real life works, not how perfect meal plans look on paper.

As someone who spends a lot of time in the gym, I’m always trying to match my meals with my training, and it gets tiring looking for recipes that fit what I need that day.
Some days I want more protein, some days I need something lighter, and most recipes don’t adjust unless you sit there and rewrite everything yourself.

The idea that I could just say what I’m aiming for and have the recipe shift around that is honestly really appealing. It feels like something that could actually fit into a fitness routine without making meal prep another stressful chore.

Btw Congrats on the launch!

Trying to stay on a healthy diet is such a headache sometimes. Recipes always have stuff I don’t want or can’t eat. This looked kinda helpful because you can just tell it what you want changed and it fixes it for you. Might make eating clean a bit easier ngl.

Kids change their minds every day and dinner becomes a guessing game. It’s annoying when you plan something and they suddenly won’t touch it. Bean seems helpful since you can adjust the recipe on the spot instead of looking for a whole new meal. Might be useful for parents dealing with picky eaters.

I’m kinda hopeless in the kitchen, lol😂. I never follow recipes right, and I always end up missing something. This looks like it might actually help me keep things simple without stressing. Thinking about trying it to see if it makes cooking less scary.

Used it today on one of my regular recipes and it updated it so smoothly. Didn’t expect it to be this easy, honestly. Makes cooking feel lighter. Nice work from the team hope it keeps growing.

congratulation @pankrit_jindal Love the idea — real cooking is messy and flexible, and this solves it beautifully.
Congrats on launch, can’t wait to try Bean Recipe Adapt!

I see a lot of potential for hype here! Very great idea 👍🏻

GO Vansh! Looking forward to trying out the latest UX update

Finally something I can use to adapt and organize my recipes properly rather than burying them in ChatGPT threads.

Impressive launch, Proofly team. From a clarity & onboarding lens: when a user installs Proofly for the first time, what’s the one belief you want them to hold in the first 10-15 seconds?
Is it:
• “My writing is corrected without ever leaving my device.”
Or:
• “This tool respects my privacy and still improves my writing.”
Because in writing tools the biggest adoption barrier isn’t more features; it’s the user instantly believing this works and it’s safe. Curious how you’re shaping that moment.

How's it better then Gammarly?

Interesting concept. You said this is open-source, can you share the codebase link?

An awesome extension, perfect for privacy seekers like me. Thanks Önder!

My b2b company allows only white-listed extensions and Grammarly is not one of them. Big chances I can get this one through and write better emails.

Awesome! This is something the world needs!

You can also try our free receipt to excel converter tool

• Simply upload a file and get a clean excel with all your data.

check it here

https://spendlog.app/tools/receipt-to-excel

Impressive launch, SpendLog team. From a clarity & onboarding lens: when a new user opens the app for the first time, what’s the one belief you want them to hold within the first 10-15 seconds?
Is it:
• “I can instantly see where my money goes, without spreadsheets.”
Or:
• “This tool already categorizes my spending and shows me trends I didn’t notice.”
Because with finance apps the biggest adoption barrier isn’t more features; it’s the user believing this will make sense of my money. Curious how you’re designing that moment.

Nice way to track your expenses. Is there a way for tracking normal cash-based transactions?

Hey! Loved how it looks. Cannot clearly see what is the main difference against Linktree or other industry leaders. Can you explain?

I've claimed my page. It was really simple and really easy to share all my links at once

Impressive launch, Linkie team. From a clarity & onboarding lens: when a creator opens Linkie for the first time, what’s the one belief you want them to hold in the first 10-15 seconds?
Is it:
• “My audience sees the right link for their device instantly.”
Or:
• “I don’t need dozens of tools to manage my links and branding.”
Because in creator tools the biggest adoption barrier isn’t features; it’s the user believing this will simplify how I present myself online. Curious how you’re shaping that moment.

We fixed the two hardest parts of group travel: Planning & Paying.

Hey Product Hunt! 👋

Today we’re releasing our biggest update yet, focused on making travel coordination actually feel natural.

We spent a lot of time building Ariel, our new AI planner. We didn't want another "static list generator." We wanted a conversational partner. You can chat with Ariel to modify itineraries naturally, ask it to swap a museum for a rooftop bar, or find a spot near your hotel, and it handles the context perfectly.

We also tackled the biggest friction in group travel: Expense Splitting.

Previously, everyone needed an account just to split a dinner bill. That was annoying. Starting today, you can split expenses with friends instantly using just their email, no sign-up required. If they do create an account later, Roamcalm automatically recognizes them, adds them to the trip, and syncs all their data instantly. 🪄

We also rounded out the experience with helpful utilities:

* Inbox Sync: Now, you can just forward your flight/hotel emails over to Roamcalm, and it'll slot them right into your itinerary.
* Travel Guides: One-click access to WikiVoyage guides and transport tips for every city in your itinerary.
* Shared Checklists: So no one forgets the tickets (or the snacks).
* Mini-Calendar: A floating widget for easier mobile navigation.

I’d love to hear your feedback on the conversational flow of Ariel! Let me know what you think in the comments. 👇

Congrats on the new feature launch!

Ariel AI in Roamcalm is going to be your travel best friend. No more hassle with hours of google and research and excels to make the perfect plan - we’ve solved it! It’s minutes away now, and it’s precise to your needs ✨

In our new release , You get a full detailed itinerary that’s tailored to your likes. All you need to do is choose a country/city and say what you like (or don’t like) : love nature activities? Museums? Night life’s? Don’t want to miss the must visits? Let’s go!

Or do you want to plan based on the weather? Avoid rainy days by indoor things? Absolutely!

Include restaurants with your meal , price preference? We got you!

You get detailed advises on each itinerary item so you have all the information you need. Where to book, what to be aware of, what not to miss! It’s all here!

With Ariel AI planner in Roamcalm, you get a plan you actually will love. Plus you have our classics of sharing trips , expenses and having your tickets saved to the right itinerary just by forwarding the email confirmation , I mean how easy is that!? Travel is meant to free you, so let us help you plan it calmly!

Go try it and talk to us about your experience (and your plans :) )

Impressive launch, Haven team. From a clarity & onboarding lens: when someone opens Haven for the first time, what’s the one belief you want them to hold in the first 10-15 seconds?
Is it:
• “I’m safely on the real bank site, not a phishing copy.”
Or:
• “My banking is protected without me knowing all the threats.”
Because in security tools the adoption barrier isn’t feature count; it’s the user believing this tool actually keeps me safe. Curious how you’re shaping that moment.

Congrats on the launch! This is a really fun idea. I like how you turned a common habit - trying new food places with friends - into a simple app that makes the experience more organized and social.

The concept of creating a “Cravy” feels unique, and the rating system based on personal criteria is a smart touch. The design also looks clean and easy to use.

Great work - excited to try it out and see how it changes the way my friends and I explore new spots! 🍽️🚀

What was the hardest part of building Cravit, and where can I see the mobile app? Does it already exist yet?

Great launch, Cravit team. From a clarity & onboarding lens: when someone opens Cravit for the first time, what’s the one belief you want them to hold in the first 10-15 seconds?
• “Finding a food adventure with friends can be simple & fun.”
Or:
• “I’m going to discover meals I’ve never thought of with people I trust.”
Because in social food-discovery tools the biggest adoption barrier isn't features; it’s users believing this is actually going to be fun and easy. Curious how you're shaping that moment.

Perfect idea to do with my frinds!!

Great idea. When you are thinking of launching to the public?

Export in one tap is 🔥

As always, Islam made a great product. Love the experience.

@imelnaggar you know it already I am a big fan and loved how its easy and simple to create ur set and import it quickly to Whatsapp 🫡 amazing work 👏🏻

I very Like it. Do you think about add way export to Messenger ?

🕰️ Years ago, pre-AI, I dedicated an entire semester of my design studies to coding an app that extracts color palettes from images. But my design ambition quickly outpaced my technical skills back then. The result was functional, but honestly? Far from perfect.

Fast forward to today: Empowered by Cursor, I decided to revisit the idea and rebuild it from scratch.

This time, the gap between my design vision and the technical reality is gone.

Cursor enabled me to build every feature I imagined and obsess over design details in the code just as much as I do in Figma.

The result is Colority. A micro-tool that doesn’t just treat extracted color palettes like data; it presents them – in a playful layout, infused with fluid motion.

• Simply drag-and-drop an image to get your color palette

• Easily switch formats (HEX, RGB, HSL, Pantone)

• Enjoy playful, tactile micro-animations 

• Fully responsive, in light & dark mode
  

It’s completely free and ad-free. From a designer who’s obsessed with details, for designers who share the passion.

I’d love to hear what you think – what features should I add next?

Happy extracting 💜

Great way to engage couples over meaningful relationships- I have shared this with my community here - you can add details - https://www.hellobuilder.ai/showcase/loverzz

Congrats on the launch! 🎉 Love what you're building with NotiHub.

Quick thought as a copywriter: your headline could punch harder. Something like "Push Notifications Your Audience Actually Wants to Receive" might convert better—highlights the opt-in benefit right away.

Happy to chat if you'd like more ideas.

A lot of us struggle when we don't know how to write great prompts. I have shared this with community- you can add details- https://www.hellobuilder.ai/showcase/nano-banana-prompts