PH热榜 | 2026-01-26

Hey Product Hunt 👋

I’m Lowes, co-founder of Minara. I got into crypto in 2017 and started building in 2020. Our team has shipped several products, including NFTGo, which reached 10M+ users globally.

Minara is our latest flagship product. It helps you research, plan, and invest in digital assets all in one chat. It helps you move from market insight to action with confidence.

The problem we kept running into was simple: 

Information is everywhere, but turning it into a clear, well-reasoned plan and actually acting on it is still the hardest part for most people.

That’s why Minara is built around a closed-loop flow: insight → decision → action.

With Minara, you can:

• Turn a hunch into a clear, decision-ready investment plan  

• Invest directly in chat with on-chain execution

• Build workflows to automate monitoring, alerts, and rule-based trading strategies  
  

Minara will continue to support more digital assets and user scenarios, while deepening its agent capabilities.

We’re excited to share this with the PH community and would love your honest feedback. We’ll be here all day answering questions.

🎁 Product Hunt launch offer: 30% off your first subscription with code PH2026  

👉 Try Minara: https://minara.ai/  

👉 Join our Discord to talk with the team: https://discord.com/invite/minaraai  

Thanks for checking us out, and huge thanks to our hunter Chris Messina for hunting us 🙏

Early impression is that Minara is trying to bridge the gap between reading a lot and actually acting with a plan. The chat format feels less intimidating than bouncing between tools.

Minara feels like it wants to be an execution copilot, not only a research assistant. That’s interesting because execution is where I usually get stuck.

Minara feels like a real “AI CFO” for digital finance, not just another chatbot. I like how it combines real-time market/on-chain insights with natural-language agent workflows, so research can actually turn into action in one place. Excited to see more clarity on safety/controls around execution, but overall a strong launch.

If someone tries Minara today from Product Hunt, what’s the one thing you want them to pay attention to first? Are you hoping for feedback more on UX friction, the positioning, or how trustworthy the plans feel?

Who do you think Minara fits best right now? Is it more for newer investors who want guidance, or for experienced people who want to compress research into a cleaner plan?

I tend to collect too many links and screenshots, then still hesitate. If Minara can consistently turn that mess into a clear “so what,” that’s a real upgrade.

Minara looks promising for people who want to be less reactive. Getting a plan with context before acting is the kind of structure I’m trying to build.

Any plans to incorporate some news solely about payments?

Feels like less tab soup for crypto. If it really takes a hunch → plan → on-chain in one chat, that’s handy. I’m usually stuck between tweets, dashboards, and no action. Gonna test with a small bag and see how the alerts/workflows feel. Nice ship.

The workflow builder is the kind of feature that can make Minara sticky. It feels like something that could become part of a weekly routine.

Hey there guys! Awesome launch here :)

What tech stack did you use for the cross-platform mobile build (iOS and Android)? Looks super polished and responsive from the screenshots, is it Flutter, React Native, or something custom/native?

Interesting approach. Data is easy to find—decisions aren’t. Excited to try this and see how the chat-based execution works in practice. Congrats on the launch @lowesyang

Hey everyone! 👋 Maker here.

Building Minara started from a real pain point - I was tired of juggling 10+ tabs just to manage my crypto positions across different chains. The existing tools felt either too complex for newcomers or too basic for serious traders.

So we built what we wished existed: an AI assistant that actually understands trading context. You can literally type "swap 100 USDC to ETH when ETH drops below $3000" and it handles the rest.

The hardest part? Making complex crypto operations feel simple without dumbing them down. We spent months refining the AI to give actionable insights, not just data dumps.

Would love your feedback - especially from fellow builders in the crypto and ai space. What features would make your trading life easier?

Really excited to see Minara featured here!

One thing that’s been super validating as we’ve been building is how often users tell us the hardest part isn’t a lack of data, but turning unfamiliar signals into confidence and clarity. That’s especially true in Web3, where new protocols, token models, and on-chain mechanics are constantly emerging.

Beyond helping distill what’s happening now, we’ve found AI can empower users to learn and internalize new Web3 concepts quickly. Things like liquid staking mechanics, MEV dynamics, rollup economics, or composable DeFi primitives, and anchor those insights in verifiable on-chain data. It’s one thing to read a crypto tweet article, and another to understand how those concepts manifest in real metrics.

Bringing that learning and decision-ready context into the same chat where you can actually execute, whether research, planning, or even on-chain settles, is a huge part of why we built this. Curious to hear where this community finds AI most helpful for both learning and action!

invest in one chat is bold. i usually prefer a gap between my research and my wallet just for safety/sanity. is the execution layer non-custodial?

Risk honesty matters to me. I like that Minara seems designed to surface counterpoints, especially when crypto narratives are one-sided.

This is a project that solves a big pain point that I have with crypto investing - expertise. With Minara, the walls are crumbling down and everyone has access to information.

Hey everyone — maker here 👋

We built Minara with a strong focus on design clarity and cognitive calm. In financial tools especially, it’s easy to add complexity to look powerful, but much harder to make things feel simple and trustworthy. Most of our design decisions came down to what we chose not to add.

Really excited to hear how this approach resonates with you.

Minara's approach of turning financial hunches into well-researched buys (or alternative strategies if your hunch isn't supported) — all within one integrated context — is super savvy.

The design is approachable and refined, and the tools are robust and insightful.

Until Charles Schwab modernizes its web platform, I'll be sure to pass my investment theses by Minara before taking the leap.

everything happening in a single conversation makes decision-making faster. No jumping between dashboards or tools

Huge congrats on the launch — love how Minara closes the gap between insight and on-chain execution in a single, focused chat experience.​

Love the vision of a virtual CFO! The UI looks very clean. One thing though, how do you guys handle the price gap during the chat? Revolut locks the rate for a few seconds so the user doesn't get screwed by volatility. Does Minara have something similar built into the window, or is there some slippage protection?

CG! Have a great flight, guys!

congrats @lowesyang this looks great

Congrats to the team for the progress so far, great to see! What are the goals for Minara in 2026?

Minara feels like this mediator between wanting and actually starting. def giving it a try! congrats on the launch!

intersting

Really enjoying how Minara treats execution as a first-class citizen, not an afterthought. A lot of tools help you understand what’s happening, but the moment where insight has to turn into a decision is where most people freeze. Keeping research, reasoning, and action in one calm thread feels like a very intentional choice, and it shows.

The emphasis on clarity and restraint also stands out. In markets that reward speed and noise, designing for confidence and composure feels quietly radical.

I’m launching something today from a slightly different but a similar philosophy angle and intent. Number Our Days is about time awareness and purposeful living, helping people see their days, seasons, and milestones clearly so action follows reflection instead of impulse. Different domain, same belief that structure creates freedom.

Congrats to the team on the launch. This feels like a product built by people who actually use it!

The fact that you can research, plan, and execute without jumping between 5 tabs is fire. My browser thanks you.

Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Adrian, the co-founder of Verdent.

We built Verdent because most AI coding tools simply add agents to existing editors to generate code, but the real problem we kept running into was losing focus. Modern dev work is fragmented, you're constantly switching between chats, terminals, docs, branches, and half-finished ideas.

Verdent is our attempt to bring all of that into one clean, immersive workspace where you can think, plan, and build with AI in the same place.

It asks questions when your idea is still fuzzy, turns that into a clear plan, and then lets you run multiple tasks and code changes in parallel, each in its own isolated workspace so nothing breaks or gets messy. While one thing is running, you can keep thinking, planning, or exploring the next idea instead of waiting.

It's not just for writing code either: people use it for docs, data, prototypes, and all the little things that go into shipping real work.

Verdent isn't trying to be a better editor.

It's trying to give you back your flow.

Happy to answer any questions here 🙌

Tried a lot of AI coding tools, but Verdent feels closer to how I actually work. I like that I can run tasks, switch context, and come back to a clear summary of what changed. It's less about generating code fast and more about staying focused while moving real work forward.

Huge congrats on the launch — Verdent’s parallel AI workspaces look ideal for deep, focused shipping.​

Verdent’s “parallel agents in isolated workspaces” is the right idea — at scale the real pain is merge collisions + hidden side effects across tasks, not codegen.
If you’re showing a clean diff/plan per agent and enforcing typed contracts + tests per branch, that’s huge.
Curious: how do you handle shared refactors (monorepo-wide changes) and keep agents from stepping on each other’s edits? 🔥

I just paid for a month; wish there was a annual option. I downloaded, but cannot make an app; it asks for app name, I try to give that, it then looks for files in my computer, but why? Theis will be a nEW app; how do I even start?

Congrats on the launch! The idea of isolating parallel tasks while keeping planning and execution in the same space sounds like a real fix for context-switch fatigue. How does Verdent handle switching between these isolated workspaces in practice?

Congrats on this launch! :)

I'm very curious about how you're managing the multi-agent coordination and real-time session persistence under the hood. Any details on the orchestration framework or backend tech?

Such high-end tools typically come with a steep learning curve. For your personal or team’s current workflow and skill level, is the efficiency gain from investing time to learn and adapt to its "parallel thinking" model clear and worthwhile?

This feels like the first tool that understands that building is messy before it’s clean. Wishing you all the best for the launch!

Enabling collision-free collaboration among multiple AI agents is the core value proposition. As a user, can you clearly and effortlessly define subtasks for each agent and their interdependencies? Is the overall task progress and the status of each individual agent easily trackable at a glance?

love that it asks "clarifying questions early". most agents just guess and break my build. does it remember those answers for future tasks?

Hey Product Hunt! 👋

I'm David, the maker of Cue.

This started over the Christmas holidays – I was building an app and needed to promote it across multiple social accounts. I looked at Buffer, Hootsuite, Later... they all worked, but pricing scaled fast once you needed more than 2-3 accounts. For a solo dev? Felt excessive.

So I built something for myself. Two weeks turned into four, and the tool I made to promote my side project became THE side project.

What Cue does:

📅 Schedule across 8 platforms – Twitter/X, Bluesky, Threads, Mastodon, LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook (TikTok, Pinterest & YouTube coming soon)

🎯 Auto-scheduling – Picks optimal posting times based on engagement patterns

✍️ Write once, customize per platform – Tailor your message for each audience, schedule everywhere

🤖 AI assistant – Help with writing captions and creating images

🔌 Full REST API – Build your own integrations

⚡ n8n workflows – For automation power users

🧠 MCP integration – Schedule posts directly from AI assistants like Claude

It's free to get started, and I'm offering early supporters 50% off paid plans for the first 3 months.

Questions for the community
1. What features matter most to you?
2. What would make you switch from your current tool?

Congrats on the launch! Playing with it now! LOVE the idea!

Congrats on the launch — Cue’s multi‑platform, AI‑powered scheduling feels perfect for lean teams and creators.​

Haha, the classic pricing was so bad I built my own tool story! Totally feel u on that. Support for Bluesky and Threads is a huge W, most old tools still ignore them. Congrats on the launch! Is there a limit on how many accounts we can connect in the free version?

Congrats on the launch! Cue feels thoughtfully built for people who want real control without enterprise pricing bloat. I like the mix of auto-scheduling + per-platform customization without forcing a rigid workflow. How transparent is the optimal time logic, can users see or override why certain time slots are chosen for each platform?

congrats on the launch! seems like a very great tool! also would like to know the main restrictions of the free version
and am really waiting for TikTok and YouTube :)

Really interested in this! I’ve used Hootsuite in the past, but found it to feel a bit outdated and clunky for my needs.

Do you happen to have any blog posts or comparisons between Cue and other social media managers like Hootsuite or Buffer? I’d love to better understand how you differentiate and where Cue really shines.

Congrats on your launch! Wishing you the best :)

How are you handling the auto-scheduling logic (engagement pattern analysis per account/platform) and integrations with harder ones like Bluesky/Threads? Any details on the AI models powering the caption/image generation?

Hey David! It sounds super cool. Is there a trial or something similar? Would love to try it out!

The feature that automatically selects the optimal posting times is incredibly appealing, saving a great deal of research time. How well do the algorithm-recommended "optimal times" align with the actual historical high-engagement periods of our accounts? And is it possible to customize or fine-tune these recommendation rules?

Congrats! Compelling pricing. When are you planning TikTok?

Hey, looks great! Love your brand name and style.

What features matter most to you?

If content curation was integrated to the platform, that'd be fantastic!

Scheduling across 8 platforms hits scale pain fast: OAuth token churn, per-platform rate limits, and idempotency issues that create duplicate posts when retries happen.

Best practice is a platform-adapter layer with a durable job queue, per-destination idempotency keys, webhook-based status reconciliation, and an audit log that can replay or cancel safely.

Do you expose a per-post execution trace (API request IDs, retry history) and support “single source of truth” edits that propagate to already-scheduled variants without breaking platform-specific constraints?

Nice, love to see more tools built for the smaller teams and the solo devs. That's what I'm all about. As someone who doesn't do social media but also understands it's value when it comes to running a business - stuff like this with ai to help get what im thinking out and on paper is key. Do you have any plans of building out features that let you help craft your own "voice" across the platforms that ai can evolve from? That way each users experience turns into "their own"

Big kudos for building your own thing when what was already available didn't fit your requirements. Congrats on the launch as well!

Hey everyone,

In our mission to make building software simple and fast, now especially for non-coders.

One thing we kept noticing is that non coders rarely start from scratch. They start with references.
“Something like this website.”
“Something that looks like this image.”

So we asked ourselves, why not make that the starting point?

With this update to JDoodle.ai, you can 

• clone a website design by pasting a URL

• design from an image or screenshot, or 

• start from a template and then build on top of it.

Just a faster, simpler way to get something editable and ready to launch.

This one is especially for non-coders, business owners, solo founders, and builders who want to improve or iterate on something that already exists.

We would love to hear how you usually start building and what would make vibe coding even simpler for you.

Try out Clone a Website and let us know how you go 🙌

Good product 😀

Congrats on the launch — love how JDoodle.ai makes full‑stack app building truly accessible for non‑coders.​

Cool product, what kind of hosting setup does JDoodle provide?

This is awesome, I’ve built a lot of websites, and I strongly believe each one should feel unique and tailored to its purpose.

There have been so many times when I wanted to pull specific elements from different websites to use in something I’m working on. But instead, I’d find myself digging through component libraries, trying to find something “close enough,” and then spending time customizing it to match my vision.

This streamlines that entire process. Being able to mix and match existing design elements without all the searching and rework will be a huge time-saver and lead to better results.

Congrats team!!

Are you leveraging a custom multi-agent setup, specific LLMs/fine-tunes, or something like React/Node for runtime previews? Super curious about how the free bug fixes work without charging credits, that's a killer feature!

Can it also adapt layouts for mobile and different screen sizes automatically?

It integrates databases, hosting, and AI debugging, promising to cover the entire journey from development to deployment on a single platform. In practice, is the end-to-end process truly seamless—from writing front-end code to connecting back-end services and finally publishing to production? Or are there still breakpoints that require platform jumps or manual configurations in between?

built-in database is a big plus for a "vibe" builder. can i easily swap it out for something like supabase later if i need to scale?

I checked out JDoodle.ai — amazing work enabling founders to build apps and pages in minutes with AI congrats on the progress!

One thing I noticed is that the visual identity (logo + brand design) doesn’t fully reflect the product’s velocity, sophistication, and premium positioning — especially for users discovering you on Product Hunt or social platforms. This can subtly reduce trust and conversions before people even try the tool.

Would it be helpful if I shared a quick Loom with ideas for elevating JDoodle.ai’s logo & visual identity?

Nice idea! Where is the generated website hosted, and what’s the default database size included?

Cool! Includes database? Pretty powerful

AI influencer can work, but only if it’s niche-first + workflow-first (e.g., daily shorts for realtors/fitness coaches) — “generic avatar app” retention is brutal.

I’d bet on deep personalization (voice/style memory, brand kit, consistent character bible) + 1-click distribution (scripts→video→auto-post + analytics).

What niche + repeatable job-to-be-done are you anchoring on, and how will you prove week-4 retention?

Nice idea, but don't sure about ethical side of cloning someone else work...

It can be problems with copyrights too

Congrats! Have you seen people use this to get product feedback? Especially with voice notes could be helpful

This kills the homework-form vibe. Chat + voice notes feels right. Could get my mom to actually finish. Curious how it handles long answers and skips, and whether Certiscore is explainable. "Ask AI" to sift results sounds handy.

For respondents, being able to reply via text or voice feels just like using a social app—ultra-natural, and it drastically eases the pressure of facing a "wall of questions". I wonder: if a respondent exits midway and reopens the form later, will the chat progress be automatically saved and restored, so they don’t have to start all over again?

voice notes are a huge unlock for feedback people are way too lazy to type long answers on mobile. does the AI transcribe and tag the audio automatically so i don't have to listen to them all?

I particularly like the idea of surfacing an AI bot to the user to help them fill in the form quickly, especially the voice part could convince me to fill in a form that I usually might not. I'm wondering: are all the questions shown at once in the AI mode? To me it would make the most sense if I can answer all the questions in a single voice note.

This app is so cute, ahah great launch to you guys!

How's the backend handling voice processing/transcription (e.g., which STT provider or models are you using?) and how are you managing branching logic/adaptive questions in the chat flow?

Congrats on the launch! Love how PingPolls turns “form fatigue” into chat‑native, insight‑rich surveys that people actually finish.

PingPolls’ “chat-first form + voice notes” + Certiscore™ (pairwise + reaction-time) is a smart way to reduce drop-off while still getting signal. How are you handling voice notes—streaming ASR with timestamps, or batch transcription—and do you store raw audio or only derived text? We dealt with similar “qual + quant” collection at scale and the data model matters more than the UI. Roadmap-wise, are you adding webhooks/CRM exports + per-question analytics? 👏

The most playful design I have ever seen lately. It should be a part of some meetups, conferences and hackathons for spare time. :)

this is nice. one useful use case, which I'm not sure yet if its supported, is that I don't have to answer a form question immediately and I can chat with AI back and fourth to understand what the question is about more accurately if there is some confusion in it.

This is pretty fun, most forms just have the same look and feel - I'm curious if you notice a better more honest quality of answers by changing the design of the forms? Was a lack of honest or in depth answers a problem you've noticed before that you are attempting to address?

I've saved this project to my collections to use in the future when I'm ready to create my next form.

This innovative format will likely work wonderfully for younger or tech-savvy audiences. For a broader or older user base, will they need additional guidance or instructions to adapt to this "form that doesn’t look like a form"? As a creator, how should I explain how to use it to my own users?

Certiscore sounds like the boss fight of data science. But in a good way :D

Hi, Hunters👋 I’m Shawn, founder of Screentell.

I’ve been working on a screen recorder I built to solve my own pain points: https://screentell.com/

The idea was to have a simple record → edit → export flow in one place, without juggling multiple tools. It includes cinematic 3D camera effects and basic stickers for annotations.

On the homepage, I included a few demo videos that introduce Screentell, and all of them were recorded using Screentell itself. Compared to more common focus zoom effects, I personally feel that 3D focus is much better at grabbing attention and making the demo feel more engaging.

Everything runs entirely in the browser, so there’s nothing to install and it works cross-platform.

I tried to keep the feature set balanced—covering the essentials without adding too much complexity.

I’ve been using it myself for a while now, and it’s made my recording workflow noticeably smoother.

👶 Who it’s for (roughly)

If you’re:
recording product demos
making short tutorials / onboarding clips
creating quick social content around your app or workflow
…and you don’t want to install heavy software or learn a complex timeline editor, this might be useful.

Feature Details:

If you do screen recordings often, I’d love to know:

What’s the most annoying part of your current workflow?
What’s the one thing your current tool still doesn’t do well?

nice work! the 3d focus effect looks really smooth.

quick question : the free plan says unlimited recordings but exports are watermarked. since there's no heavy backend processing, costs should be low, right? giving free users 2-3 watermark-free exports per month could drive more organic sharing and naturally convert serious users to pro.

This will be perfect for my YouTube channel! Do you plan on adding templates we can use? It was hard to set everything up myself. It would be nice if we upload our video and it will automatically add all the effects.

The “record → edit → export in one browser tab” + cinematic 3D camera moves is a clever differentiator vs the usual zoom/pan. Are you building the 3D focus in WebGL/Three.js and compositing with WebCodecs/Canvas, or exporting via ffmpeg.wasm?
We dealt with similar browser media pipelines at scale and the real pain was latency + keeping audio/video sync stable across devices.
Any plans for auto chapters + cursor smoothing presets? 🔥

Running entirely in the browser while keeping that cinematic quality is a massive technical feat. 'Zero Install' is a huge selling point for anyone tired of heavy editing software.

Upvoted! Full support from the Dashform team. Let's keep in touch and help each other grow!

Great work! How much time did you spent building this?

As a purely web-based application, how dependent is it on network stability? Will the recording and editing experience be severely affected in a weak network environment? Meanwhile, does it perform consistently and stably across different browsers (e.g., Chrome, Safari, Edge)?

How is the video quality and clarity of the final export, and can it meet the requirements of professional scenarios (e.g., official websites, product launches)? Are the supported output formats and resolution options sufficient, and can they be easily adapted to different platforms (e.g., social media, document embedding)?

The core promise of one-stop recording, editing and exporting is compelling. In practice, is the transition truly seamless from finishing recording to entering the editing interface? Are editing features (e.g., adding 3D effects, stickers) responsive, and is there any lag throughout the entire process?

Introducing the all-new Reactive Resume v5,

the free and open-source resume builder you know and love!

This little side project of mine launched all the way back in 2021, at the height of the pandemic, and while I counted it to good timing back then, it wouldn't have lasted this long if there wasn't a real need from the community.

Since then, Reactive Resume has helped almost 1 million users create resumes, helped them get the careers they wanted and helped students jump-start their applications.

This new version has been in the making for months, I try to get time to work on it whenever there's a weekend, whenever I can physically pull an all-nighter after work. It's a culmination of everything I've learned over the years, fixing all the bugs and feature requests I've gotten through GitHub and my emails.

For those of you who are unaware of this project, and nor should you be, Reactive Resume is a free and open-source resume builder that focuses on completely free and untethered access to a tool most people need at some point in their life, without giving up your privacy and money. In a nutshell, it’s just a resume builder, nothing fancy, but no corners have been cut in providing the best user experience possible for the end user.

Here are some features I thought were worth highlighting:

• Improved user experience, now easier than ever to keep your resume up-to-date.

• Great for single page or multi-page resumes, or even long-form PDFs.

• Easier self-hosting with examples on how to set it up on your server.

• Immensely better documentation, to help guide users on how to use the project.

• There’s some AI in there too, where you bring your own key, no subscriptions or paywalls. There's also an agent skill for those who want to try it out on their own.

• Improved account security using 2FA or Passkeys, also add your own OAuth2/SSO provider (no more SSO tax!).

• 13 resume templates, and many more to come. If you know React/Tailwind CSS, it’s very easy to build you own templates as well. Also supports Custom CSS, so you can make any template look exactly the way you like it to.

• Available in multiple languages. If you know a second language and would love to help contribute translations, please head over to the docs to learn more.

• Did I mention it’s free?

I sincerely hope you enjoy using the brand new edition of Reactive Resume almost as much as I had fun building it. Head over to https://rxresu.me and check it out right now.

If you’d like to know more about the app, head over to the docs at https://docs.rxresu.me/ or if you’d like to take a peek at the code, the GitHub Repository is at https://github.com/amruthpillai/reactive-resume.

Note: I do expect a lot of traffic on launch day and I don’t have the most powerful of servers, so if the app is slow or doesn’t load for you right now, please check back in later or the next day.

Thank you for coming to my TED Talk.

Congrats! Can it scrape existing pdf or linkedin resume?

Love seeing open-source solutions in this space. Making professional resume building free and accessible is a huge service to the community.

Upvoted! Full support from the Dashform team. Let's keep in touch and help each other grow!

Hello there! I have been very satisfied with XResume and have prepared many CVs using this platform. However, currently I am unable to download my resume as a PDF. The system gives an error during the PDF export process. I hope this issue can be resolved soon, as the platform is otherwise very useful and reliable. Can you help me please

@amruthpillai — Hitting ~1M users on an OSS resume builder is awesome; the scale pain is PDF rendering consistency + template safety (no layout drift) while keeping privacy-first defaults.

Best-practice: server-side queue for exports (idempotent jobs) + deterministic render pipeline (Playwright/Puppeteer) + strict template schema + automated visual-regression on every template change.

Open Q: are you planning an ATS-safe mode (fonts/spacing/semantic sections) and how do you sandbox community templates/custom CSS to prevent injection in shared resumes?

Hi Hunters! 👋 I’m Soonbeom, founder of HeyTraders.

The Story: I previously worked as a quantitative researcher at a crypto trading firm. Back then, I could focus on finding alpha because a dedicated engineering team handled the data and infrastructure.

But when I tried to trade my own strategies as an independent quant, I hit a wall. I spent 90% of my time building data pipelines and backtesting engines from scratch, and only 10% on actual trading. I realized: "Retail traders don't lack ideas. They lack the infrastructure."

The Solution: That’s why I built HeyTraders. It’s a Personal AI Quant that integrates research, backtesting, and validation into one conversation.

What you can do right now (MVP):

🔍 Ask Anything: "Why is Bitcoin moving today?" Our agent summarizes the key drivers.

📊 Verify Your Ideas: Just describe your strategy in plain English (e.g., "Buy ETH if RSI < 30"). We run the backtest and show you the win rate in seconds.

Roadmap (Coming Soon): 🚧 Automated Execution: Currently, we provide the trade signals and validation. Direct broker connection for auto-execution is our next priority.

📱 Mobile App: To receive real-time push notifications for the signals generated by your agent, download the app here

• iOS: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6754526355

• Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.heytraders.mobile

Note: Your chat and strategies are fully encrypted and we never train on your data unless you opt-in.

I’d love your feedback: For those trading solo—what is the biggest pain point in trading crypto?

Thanks for checking us out! 🚀

Huge congrats on the launch! 🚀 Turning natural language into verifiable crypto quant strategies is a powerful unlock for serious traders on PH.​

instant backtesting is great, but slippage is the real killer in crypto. does the simulation engine account for exchange fees and liquidity, or is it just raw price data?

Congrats for the launch. Curious if this is for short-term trading or long-term investing. Does it consider company fundamentals and news?

Interesting idea, would love to know if there will be a market for strategies later on, or even combo things together for better risk control

Hey-Hunters! 👋 I'm Minseom, co-founder of HeyTraders.

While Soonbeom brings the quant expertise, I've been focused on making sure your data stays yours.

Here's our promise:

Your trading strategies are fully encrypted and stored securely.

We only use system data for stability improvements — never for training, never sold to third parties.

Your alpha stays your alpha.

We're just getting started, and your feedback means everything to us.

Try it out and let us know what you think — the good, the bad, all of it! 🙏

Wishing you all a great day ahead! 🌟

Congrats on the launch — love how Doctective keeps docs in lockstep with every code change.

This is great! Have you also considered the idea of creating a vscode plugin that will update docs alongside the PRs on commit? Like how huskey has precommit checks, this could essentially verify docs are up to date when pushing the code?

Sounds super useful. What kind of documentation platforms do you support? Do you need to have the documentation in Markdown files in the same repository?

Auto-fixing docs on every PR is a huge unlock, but at scale the pain is false positives: refactors, renames, and “behavior changes” that AST diffs catch, but the human intent in the docs is nuanced.

Best practice is to ground updates in code-symbol provenance (tree-sitter/LSIF), generate minimal diffs, and run a CI gate that links each doc change to the exact commit and API surface change with an easy approve workflow.

How are you detecting drift today (AST/symbol graph vs heuristic grep), and can Doctective produce deterministic, reviewable PRs that pin the doc update to a specific commit hash and changelog entry?

Install once, document forever' is such a strong promise. As builders, we know how painful maintenance can be, so this is a huge win.

Just dropped an upvote. Best of luck from us at Dashform! Hope we can support each other down the road.

Congrats on the launch! Love how iPhotron brings a fast, folder‑native, non‑destructive Photos‑style experience to Windows users.

The context-aware AI reading the terminal buffer is the killer feature here. Copying error logs into a browser tab to debug has always felt broken.

Curious about the BYOK setup - when switching between providers (say OpenAI for one task, DeepSeek for another), does it remember which model works best for different types of errors? Or is it manual switching each time?

Hey Product Hunt,

JD here, Founder of Morphic.

We built Morphic to make high-end visual creation with AI feel simple, structured, and controllable.

Most AI tools today are great at generating single images or short clips — but they start breaking when you want consistency, direction, and story flow. That’s the gap we’ve been focused on solving.

With Morphic, you can:

• Generate cinematic images and videos

• Maintain strong character consistency

• Turn key frames into smooth video sequences

• Add motion and audio

• Collaborate live with your team on a creative, infinite Canvas

Creators use Morphic for animation, anime, reels, and storytelling.
Agencies and marketing teams use it for brand visuals, ads, and campaigns.
Studios use it for concepts, storyboards, and rapid visual exploration.

Our goal is simple:
Make AI feel like a creative partner, not a slot machine.

Excited to finally share this with the PH community.
Would love your feedback, questions, and ideas. We’ll be here all day answering questions!

Try Morphic: https://morphic.com
Stay in touch: https://x.com/morphic 

love the focus on consistency, that's the real pain point with ai video tools. generating one cool clip is easy, keeping characters and style consistent across a sequence is where everything falls apart.

quick question : how does the character consistency work? is it reference based or does it learn from a few examples? and can you lock a character style across an entire project?

What AI image and video models are available?

Been playing around with Morphic, character consistency across scenes is 🔥
Makes it way easier to build stories without characters changing every time.

Congratulations on your launch! Love the infinite Canvas!

I absolutely love using this platform, I'm finally able to bring to life the stories I've always wanted to tell!

Beautiful homepage!

I wonder if Morphic could help me bring to life my vision: an AI (or even a gamified app?) where you can study philosophy while chatting with various philosophers in historical settings. That would require a high level of consistency in style. How consistent is Morphic really?

Why haven't you taken the node-based interface route, while every other company in this space has?

Hi everyone! I created SponsorRadar because a fellow YouTuber friend told me he wished he could go full-time and quit his day job. He had twice as many subscribers as me but was making one-fifth the money. He didn’t realize that brand deals make up the majority of many creators’ revenue, and he had no idea how to land his first one.

On the spot, I pulled up my inbox and gave him the contacts for every brand I’d worked with in the past. Within a week, he landed his first brand deal—and within a couple of months, he quit his job to go full-time on YouTube. I decided to turn that flow into a product. Find similar channels -> Find their sponsors -> Generate a Media Kit -> Outreach Email.

SponsorRadar started as a personal need, and now I use it weekly to keep my brand-deal pipeline full. Brands and companies also use the tool to research competitors and see which videos they’re sponsoring.

Congrats on the launch! SponsorRadar is a sharp way for creators to turn public sponsorship data into targeted, higher‑conversion brand deals.

Congrats on the launch!!

Insane value unlock for creators. This turns your YT channel into your next income stream with minimal effort.

SponsorRadar is the best YT power user platform I've had the opportunity to test in forever.

Long road ahead David, rooting for you!

This is cool! Good work 💪💪

Kudos to your launch 🎊🎉

Let's gooo! Much needed tool!

Congrats on the launch! This feels super practical, especially the loop from finding similar channels - sponsors - media kit - outreach all in one flow. How SponsorRadar identifies relevant sponsors vs just any brand mention, and how fresh the sponsor data is when creators are doing outreach?

I wish this exists when I was doing YouTube back then, should have made some more bucks!

Great news to the creators! Can't wait to try out, congrats on the launch

Hey Product Hunt 👋

I’m excited to launch TokenTimer today!

TokenTimer is an expiration lifecycle management platform for teams tired of firefighting preventable incidents and lacking clear ownership, visibility, and control over expiring assets.

I built TokenTimer after seeing the same problem over and over again in real production environments: the data existed, but it was scattered, had no clear owner, and nobody was really watching it.

With TokenTimer, teams can:

• Get a single source of truth for all expiring assets

• See what expires soon and what is actually critical

• Assign ownership and collaborate across teams

• Receive proactive alerts where they already work (Slack, Teams, Discord, etc...)

• Stay secure by design with a metadata-only approach (no secret values stored)

TokenTimer integrates directly with cloud and developer platforms like AWS, Azure Key Vault, GCP, Vault, GitHub, GitLab, and Azure AD, so you don’t have to maintain yet another spreadsheet or script.

If you’ve ever thought “someone must be watching this, right?” and then had an incident anyway, this product is for you.

I’d love to hear your feedback, use cases, and ideas. Happy to answer any questions!

How does your tool differ from similar in the industry?

Congratulations on the launch 🎉

Genuinely useful tool you've made here @jerryton ! I tried it out for @StreamAlive - Interactive PPT slides and was impressed with how well Blazely identified the topics, keywords and AI visibility.

Apparently we're not doing too badly in Perplexity 😁

Congrats on your launch!

Congratulations on the launch!

Do you have a free plan, and if so, what are its limits?

There’s a lot of buzz around AI-search optimization right now! So what would you say is your biggest differentiator compared to other GEO or AI-SEO tools?

Hi PH! 👋

Toku here, CTO of Qlay.

Cheating in Online Tests & Interviews
We built AI Proctor by Qlay because online test-takers and candidates are now equipped with AI tools that enable them to cheat in new ways that are difficult to catch, especially when they are running them on a second device.

How Qlay detects cheating?
AI Proctor by Qlay is designed to detect the most sophisticated AI-assisted and other forms of cheating during online tests and interviews. Its core component is a mobile app that turns the interviewee's smartphone into a secondary camera. This mobile app uses object detection AI models to flag unauthorized devices and suspicious body, head, or hand movements in real time.

This will make online tests and interviews fair and transparent for both test-takers/candidates and organizations.

Try AI Proctor & Connect!
If you’re a test administrator or a hiring company, we’d love to connect and hear your feedback.

Happy to answer questions and learn from your feedback!

I like how this focuses on real behavior instead of only locking screens. It feels more realistic for modern remote exams.

The mobile app as a secondary camera is clever and cost-effective. No extra hardware is a big win.

The camera window during testing was inconvenient for me because I had to move it constantly. It would be great if ít could be hidden. Overall this app is pretty good.

The secondary smartphone camera idea is surprisingly smart and practical. It adds a real-world layer that most online proctoring tools miss.

This can reveal real skills :D that can be problem for many people :D

This is much harder to game than single-camera setups. The second angle matters.

Clean website, smart AI, and the phone-as-a-second-camera idea just works. Feels way more trustworthy than typical online proctoring tools.

I used AI Proctor for a few online interviews and tests, and overall it works really well. The idea of using your phone as a second camera sounds a bit unusual at first, but once you try it, it actually makes a lot of sense and adds an extra layer of security. The app itself runs smoothly during the interview. It detects things like additional devices or unusual head and hand movements in real time, and once everything is set up, it mostly stays in the background without being distracting.

There are a couple of minor downsides. The initial setup can take a bit of time, especially getting the phone position and lighting right. Also, since the camera and AI processing run continuously, the phone battery drains fairly quickly, so it’s a good idea to keep the phone plugged in during longer sessions.

Overall, AI Proctor by Qlay does what it promises. With a bit of preparation before starting, it provides a stable and reliable proctoring experience.

I’ve used a few online proctoring tools before, and the idea behind AI Proctor by Qlay honestly makes a lot of sense. Turning the candidate’s phone into a second camera immediately solves many blind spots that webcam-only setups have. During actual use, the setup felt simple and the real-time detection worked as expected. It’s a practical idea that feels realistic to deploy, not just a nice concept on paper.

Interesting approach to a tricky problem. We’ve seen a huge rise in devs using tools like Cluely lately, and honestly, it’s made the whole 'remote assessment' part of hiring pretty complicated. On one hand, you want to trust the candidate, but on the other, you want to make sure the technical signals are actually accurate.

Thank you for the launch, does this have multi languagues support?

Can this be used for organizing online test for class of 40 students

Hey Product Hunt 👋
We built ProjectsYard as CMU students after running into the same 3 frustrations again and again:

• We spend hours crafting portfolios that few people ever stumble across, and even fewer read deeply.

• Everyone has strong projects, but there’s no single discoverable place to showcase them

• One-Page Resumes reduce months of real work into a few shallow bullets.
  
  Recruiters scan fast and often miss strong signals because projects are scattered across resumes, GitHub, and portfolio links.
  
  From a Product Lens, this is a system problem, not a talent problem.
  ProjectsYard started as a project to answer one key question:
  What if hiring began with real projects instead of keywords?
  
  So we focused on 3 things:

• Creating a portfolio aggregation platform that enables users to build portfolios in < 15 mins

• Standardize how projects are explained. A consistent, structured format across candidates.

• Make candidates discoverable. AI-powered search & matching using real work, not keywords.
  
  This is not a design-first portfolio tool.
  It is a hiring-focused product built to improve decision quality for both candidates and recruiters.
  
  If you’re a maker, we’d love to know what’s hardest about showcasing your work today.
  If you’re a recruiter, we’d love to know what signals you actually trust.
  Thanks for checking it out — excited to hear your thoughts!

Himakar here (maker) 👋

We’re CMU students, and building ProjectsYard made something feel very clear to us: AI is making it cheap to sound impressive. The bottleneck is shifting from “writing” to “evidence.”

In your experience, what actually counts as evidence that someone can build? Not a buzzword, but the thing that makes you believe the work is real. Curious to hear what you look for first when evaluating a project.

We’ll be in the comments and are actively iterating based on feedback. Appreciate you all 🙏

This is a solid take on the core problem with portfolios.

Checked out the website and it took barely 20 minutes to set up an entire portfolio.
Have considered adding a visual editor with drag and drop functionality to make it even easier?

The UI looks slick

As a recruiter, this is a good product. I am curious what kind of signals are you observing at this stage?

Hey Product Hunt 👋
I’m Alen, one of the makers behind Bleenk.

We built Bleenk because building software is still unnecessarily hard for non technical founders creators and teams. With Bleenk you can build real apps and websites by simply chatting with AI no code no setup no complexity.

What makes Bleenk different
It generates production ready apps not demos
You collaborate with AI in real time like a teammate
It is built for speed from idea to working product in minutes

This is our public beta and we are actively listening. Your feedback will directly shape where Bleenk goes next.

What would you try to build first with Bleenk?

Thanks for checking us out and supporting the launch 🚀

Congrats on the launch!
Can I sync Blink with my Github changes?

Congrats! How does hosting work?

Good luck with the launch.

What makes it unique and different from cursor?

Bleenk Public Beta Is Live 🚀

We’ve just opened the public beta for Bleenk, an AI coding agent that helps you create full web and mobile apps through simple chat interactions.

You can sign up here:
https://beta-app.bleenk.pro/

We also have a Slack community for updates, questions, and feedback:
https://join.slack.com/t/bleenkdev/shared_invite/zt-3hu5zwiiv-1FVkbXGXJFk0IVXnLrZoSQ

If you’d like to support the beta and help us improve, please share your feedback here. You’ll receive +10 extra messages added to your daily limit:
https://beta-app.bleenk.pro/beta-feedback

Would love to hear your thoughts.

Hey Product Hunt! 👋

I'm Yoan, a French developer and YouTuber. I built grepai as an open-source side project, and my community absolutely crushed my expectations.

THE STORY: I challenged my YouTube community to help reach 300 GitHub stars. They didn't just meet it — they CRUSHED it with 750+ stars. A few days ago, I shared grepai on Reddit's r/ClaudeAI, and it hit 279k views. The response has been overwhelming.

THE PROBLEM: grep was built in 1973. It's amazing for exact text matching, but modern codebases need semantic understanding. When you want to find "authentication logic" but the code is named "handleUserSession," grep fails you. AI agents like Claude Code or Cursor spend massive amounts of tokens searching your codebase, often finding irrelevant results.

THE SOLUTION: grepai indexes your code using vector embeddings, enabling natural language queries. Search by WHAT code does, not what it's called. Plus: it reduces Claude Code input tokens by up to 80% (verified benchmark from my Reddit post).

WHAT MAKES IT SPECIAL:
- 🔒 Privacy-first: Runs 100% locally with Ollama
- ⚡ Real-time: Watches your files and auto-updates the index
- 🤖 AI-native: Built specifically for AI agent integration
- 📊 Call graph tracing: Find who calls a function instantly

It's completely free and open source. No cloud, no API keys required (unless you want OpenAI embeddings).

I'd love your honest feedback: What features would make grepai more useful for YOUR workflow? What's missing?

I'll be here all day answering every question. Merci! 🙏

Yoan

Congrats! Can I use it in Cursor or only Claude Code?

I use it with Claude Code : Absolute Banger !

this is a really smart idea. search is definitely shifting toward ai , people are asking chatgpt and perplexity instead of googling. brands that don't show up in ai answers will lose out.

curious about the brand tracking , how does it work exactly? does it run queries periodically across chatgpt, claude, gemini and check if your brand appears? or is there another method? would love to understand the technical side.