PH热榜 | 2026-03-09

Hey Product Hunt 👋

I'm Harry, cofounder of Timelaps.

I previously cofounded HackQuest, raised $5M+ in funding, and grew it into one of the leading developer ecosystems in the world with over 2M users.

After HackQuest was acquired, I spent months traveling the globe: discovering, designing, coding, testing, and validating over 35 ideas from my "things to build" list to find what's next.

In San Francisco, during ODF, Henk and I sat together during the opening ceremony and connected instantly on the type of company we want to build together and the massive opportunity in the intersection of AI and market research.

We kept asking: What matters most in the age of AI? After months of exploration and pivots, Henk and I answered the question with our Timelaps thesis. Below are snippets of why we chose branding & brand tracking.

Why Branding?
Brand is back. According to the recent McKinsey study published in November 2025, Branding was cited as the number one priority for 2026 by marketing leaders across all business models. 

That’s because a strong brand drives real business outcomes:

• Brand is a measurable financial asset. Econometric analysis of 135 global firms shows that every $1 increase in brand value equates to $1.76 in turnover.

• Sustainable Pricing Power: Brand is the antidote to commoditization. Kantar’s BrandZ data proves that stronger brands command higher than average prices vs their competitors.

• Cheaper to grow. The same studies show that a strong brand hugely improves the ROI of marketing and lowers CAC.

What is Brand Tracking? Why Brand Tracking?
Brand tracking measures how strong your brand is now, how that is changing over time, and how you compare to competitors.

It answers questions like:

• Are people aware of us?

• Are we associated with the right problems and solutions?

• Are we becoming the default choice in key moments of the customer journey?

• Are paid and PR campaigns actually shifting perception?

• Are we growing faster than competitors in brand health?

You wouldn’t run paid socials / search without knowing your CTR, CPC, and CPA. 

Brand tracking is the equivalent of long-term growth. It helps you:

• See if your marketing is working for building brand equity.

• Show which campaigns have an effect, or not.

• Identify segments you are over- or underperforming in.

• Detect signs of competitor threats.

• Identify the top growth areas for your brand.

Importantly, brand tracking shows you what demand looks like before it shows up in sales figures. Revenue is the lagging indicator. Brand is the leading one.

The AI revolution has transformed what brands can create. It's time for tracking to catch up.

We are still very early in the journey (<5 wks). Our goal is to document our growth journey on Product Hunt and share it with all of you. Our team is available ALL DAY for all your feedback and questions. Grateful for your support and excited to chat here / over a call :)

Thrilled to co-present On Deck alums @harryzhangs and @henk_pretorius1's Timelaps.

Brand building in the age of AI requires constant vigilance and adaption.

Customer attention is fickle; keeping it means seeing shifts early.

This requires a tighter feedback loop.

Historically, brand tracking took months and cost $100K–$500K+.

Useful, but way too slow now.

Timelaps gives you an instant-replay view of the moments that matter— when someone chooses you… or chooses a competitor.

With real-time insights from real people, you can spot what’s changing, update your messaging, and stay top-of-mind when it counts.

If you market a brand and you’re tired of waiting a quarter to learn what happened last quarter, grab a consult with the team today (it's not everyday you get free advice from a PhD!).

Really interesting thesis on brand tracking. Most startups I know treat brand measurement as something you check quarterly through expensive agency reports, by which point the data is already stale. Having continuous, real time consumer feedback on brand perception changes everything about how you iterate on positioning. The 4,000+ consumer panel approach reminds me of how product teams use continuous discovery. Curious what the typical turnaround looks like from launching a study to getting actionable insights.

Hi Product Hunt! 👋

I’m Henk, co-founder of Timelaps.

After two decades designing brand health studies for some of the world's biggest brands, we've built the one I always wished existed.

I have a PhD in Psychology and previously co-founded the largest digital research agency in Africa - Columinate (acquired by Human8). We were at the forefront of moving research from offline to online.

Now, I’m seeing an even bigger shift. AI has commoditized content and product creation. The advantage is no longer what you make.

It's your brand. The space you occupy in people's minds is the last durable advantage. Companies are waking up to this. The pivot back to brand-building is real.

But measuring brand health is still expensive, slow, and based on metrics that don't reflect how people actually choose. I know this because I've been on the other side.

We built Timelaps to bring brand intelligence into the modern tech stack.

 Why Timelaps?

• Real Data: Insights from thousands of real consumers in your category.

• Modern dashboard: An always-ready intelligent dashboard, not a dusty slide deck.

• Always-On: Forget annual "waves." This is continuous tracking.

• Research-Grade AI: We combine the latest in brand science with AI that surfaces actual opportunities, not just charts.

• Startup Speed: Set up in days, not months.

• SaaS Pricing: Priced like a subscription, not a bloated agency retainer.

I’m building this alongside some great people - my cofounder Harry Zhang and I met in San Francisco doing the ODF fellowship. We instantly connected on the kind of company we want to build, and now we’re making it happen. Matt is leading product dev, and it’s been incredible working with him and seeing what we’ve built so far. Shout out to Yutong, Yash, Daniel, and Dirk for building Timelaps with us.

Product Hunt Special

We are launching early to gather your feedback and shape v.next. As a thank you:

• Free Consultation: For founders/marketers building consumer products, we’re offering a free 30-minute deep dive on your brand-building and tracking strategy.

Check us out:

• Web: timelaps.io

• Live Demo: demo.timelaps.io (Real data, no login required!)

I’ll be here all day to answer questions. Can’t wait to hear what you think.

Website is nailed! :)

Congrats on the launch, Harry and Henk! The dashboard looks really comprehensive and having real-time brand data is a huge step forward. I do have a quick question, though—what should I do if I can’t quite figure out what a specific chart means? Is there an easy way to get support or guidance from your team to interpret the data?

As someone working in growth/marketing, this really resonates.

Most teams today have tons of performance data (GA, ads dashboards, attribution tools), but very little visibility into brand perception over time. That gap makes it hard to understand whether growth is coming from paid acquisition or actual brand momentum.

Timelaps looks like it’s trying to solve that by turning brand tracking into something continuous instead of a once-a-year survey or agency report, which is a pretty interesting shift.

I’m especially curious about how the data is collected and how often the signals update — are these rolling panels, surveys, or modeled insights?

If this works well, I can see it becoming part of the modern marketing stack alongside tools like Google Analytics.

Congrats on the launch on Product Hunt 🚀 Looking forward to seeing how teams use this.

How does Timelaps specifically measure "brand growth" metrics—such as mental availability or penetration—in real time to validate that marketing efforts are driving long-term commercial value rather than just short-term engagement?

Marketers finally getting real-time brand insights instead of waiting months for a giant slide deck… progress 😅

What a beautifully designed dashboard. I love how it makes complex market research look so approachable and calm. Question for the makers: how long does it typically take for a new brand to set up their first tracker and start seeing those real-time insights roll in?

Great concept, gonna try this out

Congrats on the launch! Brand tracking has historically been a very niche space. It’s mostly been accessible only to large consumer companies because of the high cost and complexity. So it's super helpful to have a very professional report at a fraction of the traditional cost. But I'm curious how do you ensure the quality of data over time, especially if companies are using the data for long-term brand tracking?

I believe most Brand Tracking Reports are still delivered via Slide Decks and that dashboard are expensive add ons. Timelaps seems to have made that a non-issue? And Research-Grade - so not just a basic brand funnel?

Congrats Harry and Henk! Timelaps looks excellent, excited to try it out soon

Two important things:

1. Primary consumer research is a horrifyingly outdated thing these days, and it's still so expensive and time consuming.

2. Harry is an amazing builder who definitely knows what he's doing; I am excited to see Harry working in this space, because it serves such a sore need.

Rooting for you Harry!

This is really good, especially when you're just starting. Congrats on the launch, @harryzhangs!

Running marketing for a small business, I've always felt brand tracking was a "big company" luxury — quarterly agency decks we'd get 3 months late, already irrelevant. The idea of overlaying campaign activity onto a continuous perception timeline is exactly what I needed to understand what's actually moving the needle. Quick question: how granular can the demographic segmentation get? Can I, for example, compare brand awareness among Gen Z vs Millennials in a specific city?

@harryzhangs Love the idea! I’m curious, what surprised you the most while validating this with marketers?

Yeap Harry! I still remember how we used to do this 10 years ago and it was like diving blindly without key data. New times, new ways, new mindset. I'm sure founders will love to see their brand tracking and how they can outperform through Timelaps. Wish you all the best

I've been flying blind on what's actually driving signups for TubeSpark. Google Analytics tells me someone visited from Twitter, but not whether that visit mattered. Real-time would help a lot when I'm testing different landing page versions across 5 languages. How granular does the attribution get?

Love the concept. As a marketer myself, results from brand marketing efforts are the toughet to attribute. Glad to see an impactful alternative to the cost-intensive options of third party agencies or outdated research cycles.

Love this product. Excited to see you continue to grow on PH. Wondering how’s the feedback so far? Have you gotten any enterprise clients?

Solid video, good luck on the launch!

Interesting concept! Does the platform highlight why perception shifts happen, or just show the metrics? Would love to understand how teams interpret the changes.

This is super practical for marketers.

I like the ‘Moment x Brand Matrix’ chart especially as it allows me to compare across competitors and zooms in on specific moments where we are winning / losing.

Is this optimized mostly for B2C companies or can B2B style companies also take part? What about startups that don't have much of a "brand footprint" to begin with?

Hey Harry! Congrats on your launch! Great to see Timelaps on ProductHunt!

How does Timelaps compare to traditional brand tracking tools in terms of turnaround time? We've been looking for the best brand tracker that gives insights in days, not weeks. Is it possible with Timelaps?

Congrats on the launch! Real-time brand tracking from actual consumer responses instead of just web analytics is a cool angle. How are you thinking about scaling the panel sizes across different markets?

Hey Product Hunt!

I'm Julien, CPO at Roundtable.

Launching an investment fund in Europe is painfully complex:
- Need an AIFM license (€200k/year minimum - legal/tax included)
- 2-3 months of bureaucracy
- Can only market to professional investors in your country

This means only large institutions can afford to launch funds, while emerging
managers are locked out.

Roundtable is fund-as-a-service infrastructure that handles everything:
- We are your AIFM
- Legal docs included (LPA, Sub Agreement, PRIIPS KID)
- Launch in days, not months
- Market to professional + non-professional investors across EU
- Digital LP onboarding, capital calls, distributions
- US LP support available

Why we built this
Setting up a fund in Europe meant €200k/year minimum for an AIFM license (legal/tax included), and months of bureaucracy, before making a single investment. Emerging managers were being locked out by infrastructure designed for billion-dollar institutions. We built Roundtable to change that.

What we're most excited about
With our EUVECA license, funds can be marketed compliantly to non-professional and professional investors across all EU countries, including US LPs. Most platforms still lock you into professional-investor-only distribution in your home country. We don't.

What we need from you
Your honest feedback! Specifically:
- Fund managers: Would this solve your problems?
- LPs: Would you feel comfortable investing through this?
- Anyone: What are we missing?

Thanks for checking us out! Will be here all day answering questions.

When you need an SVP, you actually need a RoundTable. It's so easy, the product is super well done, and this new launch just proves one more time how smart their team is! Keep pushing 🔥

Insane to see how quickly roundtable is growing! Love the product and the team!

Love the product, congrats on the launch!

Congrats on the launch! Amazing to see how you're filling this critical gap in our ecosystem! Onwards!

I've been one of the first to use Roundtable for their SPV features. World class execution. This will be a blast for Fundadmin. Congrats @julien_fissette @evan_testa @simon_ternoir @jantoine - can't wait

Loved the experience as founders! Great job, RT!

Well done Roundtable! Awesome product and team, let's go 🚀

Have been a user at Roundtable for a couple of years, I can't ever remember how we handled investment workflows, clubs and compliance before!

On top of a very well-thought product, there is also skilled people behind like @alexis_guinebretiere to provide you with a seamless and insightful experience.
Roundtable is an evidence!

Thank you @Roundtable for your amazing contribution to private investments, making it easier to invest will make it more accessible, which in turn will move cash away from savings accounts and into private markets, fostering innovation along the way!

This is long overdue. The barrier to entry for emerging fund managers in Europe has been absurd for years €200k+ just to exist legally before raising a single euro. Congrats on the launch, will be watching this closely.

Big congrats on the launch @julien_fissette !

Speaking from experience: we used Roundtable at Phacet to structure our seed round SPV and to run our BA club. What would have been months of legal back-and-forth was done in days.

Europe desperately needed this kind of infrastructure. Excited to see you open the door for more emerging managers !

I am the biggest fan of Roundtable, what you guys have built is incredible

ngl if you are raising for a fund and not using it your ngmi

Congrats on the launch @julien_fissette @evan_testa !
Big fan since day one!

The EUVECA license angle is really smart. Most fund in a box plays I have seen target US managers through SPV structures, but European emerging managers have been massively underserved. Being able to market to non professional investors across the whole EU is a game changer for smaller funds that cannot hit institutional minimums. What is the typical fund size you are seeing from early users?

Ohh great idea, this is going to scrap the hustle of raising capital from founders, as a founder, I think this is gonna help me a lot . I’m so excited to try it. Does it work for only the EU Market VCs and Angels?

First fund customer here! European regulations are impossible to navigate and Roundtable is the only fund admin to make it bearable :) The team is reactive at all times.

What's the minimum / average emerging fund size you are looking to enable?

It's more ~ 2/3MM or double digit?

Would an Emerging Manager already need (some sort of) capital commitments in order to start off?

Thanks :) @julien_fissette

@julien_fissette Interesting problem to tackle.

The infrastructure barrier in Europe is real. €200k/year and months of setup effectively block emerging managers before they even place their first deal.

The ‘fund-as-a-service’ angle feels like the real unlock here, especially if launch timelines drop from months to days.

One thing I’m curious about.

For new fund managers raising their first vehicle, does Roundtable also help with investor visibility or discovery, or is the focus mainly on infrastructure and compliance?

How does Roundtable’s financial infrastructure automate the complex regulatory compliance and capital call processes across different asset classes like Real Estate and Venture Capital within a single marketplace?

Use roundtable for all my SPVs

What's the reason behind the name? Love the fact that it focuses on the EU sector. Congrats on the launch@julien_fissette!

Congrats on the launch! Europe has incredible startups and scaleups, so anything that makes it easier for founders to raise funds and scale across the continent (and the world) is amazing!

Excellent tool ! I used it to manage the funding of my own startup, Octopus Community => smooth, efficient, fast, user friendly and super customer support

Interesting to see where this will go, and congrats for the launch!

Hi everyone I’m Tope, founder of Dex.

Dex helps teams get instant answers and actionable insights from their data without writing SQL or waiting hours/days on an analyst. You just ask questions in plain English and Dex instantly gives you the answer.

The Problem We Noticed
In order to get the data they need, most people have to either write complicated sql queries or wait for a specialized data engineer. The data engineer has a backlog and is constantly swamped, meanwhile the non-technical person needs this data in order to make a decision. Thus, making data a huge bottleneck for making these critical decisions.

How Dex Solves This
Dex is an AI agent that can automatically write sql directly on your database and visualize the results in seconds. It’s fast, it’s accurate and every number comes straight from the source of truth. You can even inspect the exact query Dex ran, so you always know where the numbers came from.

Dex connects securely to your:

✅ Postgres,
✅ Mongodb
✅ Snowflake instance.
✅ Google sheets
✅ Shopify
✅ Stripe
✅ and more

You can also upload spreadsheets as a data source. Once connected, you can ask questions either on the Dex web app or in Slack.

We’d love to get your feedback on what we’ve built.

Visit dexdata.ai to get started today
Or join our slack community

Huge shoutout to the amazing team who helped make this possible:

@owusu_samuel

@the_real_agboola

@hameed13

@hassan0x

How does Dex ensure the security and privacy of sensitive database credentials while performing cross-source joins between disparate tools like SQL databases and spreadsheets?

Cool product. When I was at Meta, getting access to data was very painful. Do you all have other ways to interface with the data other than Slack?

The part I like here is the recommended next steps based on data. getting insight is good, but knowing what to do next makes it even better. 👍

Pulling data from BI tools, sheets, and databases into one assistant is a smart idea. Instead of digging through dashboards, yo ask and get a clear answer.

The multi-source approach is what makes this interesting to me — being able to query across Postgres, Sheets, and Stripe from one place is way more useful than yet another SQL copilot. The fact that you can inspect the actual query Dex ran is a nice trust-builder too.

The Slack integration is the right call - that's where the questions actually happen. Curious how it handles follow-up questions in a thread. Can you ask 'now break that down by country' and have it remember the context from the first query?

This is really cool. The "inspect the exact query" part is what sets this apart imo. Most AI-to-SQL tools I've tried just give you the answer with no way to verify the logic, which is a dealbreaker when you're making business decisions off the data. Being able to see what Dex actually ran is huge for trust.

Hey
Just wondering why it is called Dex?

Good job! Love that you're solving this problem.
Curious whether & how it handles messy/incomplete data?

@topealabi_ Cool product! How do you measure the quality or confidence of the structured data outputs?

Ican use postgresql mcp server, google docs mcp. There are a lot of tools for Claude, so I can just ask it a question. What makes you better then simple claude client?

Love not having to utilize SQL. When compared to existing tools that let you query databases without writing SQL, what would you say makes Dex distinct compared to those existing options?

Love this. Asking your data questions in plain English and skipping the SQL queue is exactly what most founders need. What data sources are you seeing teams connect most?

Congrats on a launch! Dex was an interesting naming choice — immediately associates with Decentralized Exchanges in my case.

Hi Product Hunt, 👋

I’m the maker of Simply, and we just launched today.

Built Simply for people who want to eat healthier but feel overwhelmed by strict diets and conflicting nutrition advice. Instead of complicated plans, Simply shares small daily tips from certified nutritionists to help you build sustainable habits.

Excited to hear what you think.

Finally a nutrition app that doesn’t ask me to completely change my life on day one 😅

Does it give personalized nutrition tips or just general ones? Like, can it adapt if someone’s cutting carbs?

Congratulations on the launch 🎉 🎉 !!

It's like watching what you eat, and HOW you eat. Love this platform. Congrats on the launch, @courtneyscioli!

I really like the philosophy behind Simply teaching nutrition through small, daily, actionable tips instead of pushing extreme diets is refreshing and way more sustainable. The fact that a certified nutritionist is behind the content gives it real credibility, and the donation to kids' nutrition programs shows genuine purpose.

Congrats on the launch!

have you considered adding a simple progress tracker where users can mark which daily tips they've actually applied to their routine?

Love the angle here. Good luck with the launch!

@priyankamandal @courtneyscioli This is a great product idea. One UX improvement that could increase user activation is simplifying the onboarding flow.

Wanted to ask wether there is any personalisation or it is general nutrition advices. As everyone is different, have different needs and maybe differences in their health estate and goals

Really dig the approach here. Small daily tips from actual nutritionists instead of overwhelming meal plans. Do the tips get more personalized over time based on how you use the app?

Congrats on your launch!
I’ve tried building a few fitness apps myself and learned how hard this space is.
Out of curiosity, what’s your strategy for helping users stick with the app long term and actually build habits?

Congrats on the launch! One idea for a potential feature down the road: maybe users could upload what they ate that day (I'm picturing something like MyFitnessPal or Lose It!) and get personalized feedback/suggestions on areas where they could improve their diet (e.g., like swapping out something they ate that day for a healthier alternative). Either way, the app looks great, and best of luck!

Congrats on the launch! Love the idea of improving people's diets on a daily basis.
Curious how you’re thinking about personalizing nutrition tips for different users?

I built SCRAPR after running into the same problem again and again:

Getting structured data from websites is still way harder than it should be.

Most tools fall into two buckets:

• Browser automation (Puppeteer / Selenium) — slow and expensive
• Traditional scrapers — fragile and constantly breaking

SCRAPR tries a different approach.

Instead of rendering pages or parsing messy HTML, it focuses on how websites actually load their data and extracts structured responses from there.

The goal is to make web data extraction more reliable — especially for AI pipelines and data workflows.

It’s still early (MVP stage), and I’m looking for builders who want to try it and give feedback.

How does this engine handle JavaScript-heavy or dynamic content without a browser, and what mechanisms ensure data accuracy when the source website changes its layout?

So what happens when the API changes?

Sites like Linkedin also use server side rendering and hydration for pages so this approach won't work on most websites?

This approach is super clever — basically doing what I always do manually in Chrome DevTools Network tab (hunting for those fetch/GraphQL calls) but automated 😮

Does the engine just statically analyze the page source to find those internal API requests, or does it use AI/LLM in some way to detect and reconstruct the right endpoints even on tricky sites?

And how well does it handle completely arbitrary URLs — like, throw any random modern site at it and it still finds the clean data source reliably?

This is such a clean solution to a problem that's been annoying developers forever. Rooting for you!

Intercepting network calls instead of rendering pages is a smart approach. Way less fragile than the usual scraping setups. What kinds of sites have been trickiest to support so far?

Great implementation! Is the live demo on the website operable? I can't seem to enter text into the fields. Early access requested!

Really smart approach to web scraping. Focusing on where data actually comes from rather than relying on DOM selectors is a much more resilient strategy. Most scraping tools break the moment a site updates its frontend, so anchoring to underlying API calls makes a lot of sense.

Curious about how you handle rate limiting and sites that aggressively block automated access. Either way, congrats on the launch!

Smart approach intercepting the underlying API calls instead of fighting the DOM. I've built data pipelines that relied on traditional scraping and the maintenance burden of broken selectors is brutal. Curious -- do you have plans for a schema definition layer where users can map the intercepted responses to a consistent output format? That would make it really useful for feeding structured data into AI workflows.

The interception approach is clever, way faster than spinning up a headless browser for every request. Have you thought about a batch endpoint where you can throw a list of URLs at it in one call? Anytime I've built a scraping pipeline for a project, the single-URL-at-a-time loop is where things get slow and annoying to manage.

Most scrapers fight the rendered HTML. This goes upstream to where the data actually comes from, am I understanding that right? That's quite interesting.

What gets me most is the stability angle. Anything built on CSS selectors or DOM structure breaks the moment a site redesigns its front-end. If you're anchored to the underlying API calls instead, that problem should mostly disappear.

I'm building an AI platform that pulls structured data into its pipeline, so this is genuinely relevant to me. The edge case I keep running into with this type of approach: sites that sign their internal API requests dynamically, session tokens, HMAC signatures, that kind of thing. How does SCRAPR handle those? That's usually where it gets complicated in my experience.

Sounds cool. Would love to try it out for example on https://www.maxxi.art/events/categories/mostre/

Looks cool — but how well does it actually handle hard targets like Cloudflare, JS-heavy sites, proxies, and rate limits in the real world?

20 years of agency branding turned into a product is impressive.

The part that stood out to me is the decision to start with strategy before touching the visuals. Making the research and positioning step accessible to startups is a strong idea.

Congrats on the launch @joao_seabra !

20 years of agency branding experience packaged into AI modules is a strong foundation. Going beyond just logos into voice guidelines and launch plans is a nice touch. How long does a typical run-through take?

This looks great, I feel a lot of work done by traditional agencies is being challenged now. Will sign up!

The 7-phase approach is really smart. Brand consistency is one of the hardest things for early-stage startups to get right, and having AI handle the heavy lifting of competitor analysis, color systems, and typography saves founders from making random design choices they will regret later.

20 years of agency experience baked into the tool gives it real credibility. Congrats on the launch, Joao!

Curious about Brand Radar. How does it actually capture your competitor's data? And how does it choose the competitor? Congrats on the launch, @joao_seabra!

Finally, an AI that says "let me analyze 1,000 data points about your business" before generating a logo, instead of just making a gradient circle and calling it a brand identity. Obrigado!

How do the AI-powered modules handle potential inconsistencies or conflicts between the various branding components generated, such as logos, color schemes, and typography, to ensure a cohesive and effective brand identity?

Interesting, just saw a comment on design from Paul Graham today.

Finally… a way to escape the chaos of 47 browser tabs 😅
If Unite Pro can save me from tab overload, it's already a win.

I never really explored other app creators, but after sticking with Safari and Chrome’s basic versions, Unite Pro is a breath of fresh air. It handles shortcuts like Cmd + W perfectly, which makes my web apps finally behave like everything else on my Mac. Simple, clean, and works exactly as expected.

Congrats on the launch! The Window/Sidebar/Menu Bar mode switching is exactly what makes this more than just a basic site wrapper. What's been the most popular use case you've seen from users so far?

really good but cannot rename the tabs in the sidebar

Turning websites into native-feeling Mac apps is such a killer use case — the menu bar and dock badge integrations especially. Congrats on the launch!

Hi everyone!

With no Phone (4) this year, the Phone (4a) Pro looks like the phone carrying Nothing in 2026.

And it"s probably the most un-Nothing Nothing phone they've ever shipped :) Gone is the full transparent back. Instead, you get a slim full-metal aluminum unibody that feels properly premium. The iconic Glyph is now a bigger, brighter Matrix, and the transparent camera module is basically the last clear nod to the old Nothing DNA.

It also packs a serious camera setup, Snapdragon 7 Gen 4, and a 144Hz 5000-nit display.

Feels like Nothing is going after the Pixel 10a and premium midrange crowd. Very interesting move!

That telephoto zoom and metal build look fire 🔥 Can’t wait to see hands-on reviews!

The metal unibody is a nice evolution while still keeping the transparency element on the camera. Feels like Nothing is growing up without losing its identity. Curious how the Glyph Matrix has evolved functionally this time around.

looks so good!

The metal unibody is a bold move — curious how it holds up vs the plastic feel of the previous 4a. Congrats on the launch!

Feels like the update is… Nothing as well. 😄

Hey Product Hunt 👋 I’m excited to share OpenClix.

We built OpenClix to make local push campaigns practical for product teams that want better retention but don’t want to stitch together complex tooling. With OpenClix, you can design campaigns, set trigger logic and guardrails, and continuously optimize based on campaign performance.
OpenClix is built for agent-friendly workflows, so you can use it with any agent you want. Your team can create campaigns, tune rules, and iterate using the agent experience that already fits your process.

What we’d love your feedback on:
1. Campaign setup flow (is it intuitive?)
2. The analytics/reporting clarity (what’s missing?)
3. Which integrations you want next

Happy to answer any questions and would love to hear how your team currently handles push campaigns.

Love that this is open source. Notification fatigue is one of the biggest reasons users churn from mobile apps, and most teams just blast push notifications without thinking about suppression rules or timing. The fact that you can connect outcomes directly to retention metrics means teams can finally measure what actually moves the needle instead of guessing. How does the suppression logic work? Is it rule based, or does it learn from user behavior over time?

As a developer, dependency management has always been painful when building and using libraries(especially with React Native.).

While working on OpenClix, I wanted to address this problem. Inspired by shadcn, we chose an approach where the agent directly adds the full library code into your project. No more running npm install, and no more dealing with peer dependency issues. (The same idea applies to SPM, Gradle, and Pub as well!)

The agent handles installation, integration, and even verifies the build. All the code lives directly in your project, so you can freely customize it to fit your needs.

Now it’s time to grow your app with full control in your hands!

What I like about OpenClix is that it is as close to normal app development than integrating campaign tools. Everything living in the repo is so much better to me than having to manage campaign logic in some separate dashboard that I have to learn what this UI does and what that does. Also great that it is not a hosted service.

Push campaigns without the complexity - yes please. Good luck today!

Interesting approach with the local-first engagement model, @jeong_woo_yoo!

One thing I noticed while reading the homepage. The headline focuses heavily on the technical architecture, ‘open-source local-first engagement’, before the outcome mobile teams care about most: retention lift.

For builders the tech detail is appealing.

But for product teams evaluating quickly, a more outcome-led first line can sometimes pull them deeper into the page.

Something like leading with the retention impact first, then introducing the open-source approach as the mechanism.

Curious if you tested messaging framed around retention growth vs the infrastructure angle.

Agent-friendly and open source is a really nice combo for push campaigns. Most tools in this space are way too heavy for smaller teams. What agent setups are people using with it so far?

Open-source + template customization is smart. Curious how easy it will be for users to integrate GitHub projects into their portfolio.

Maybe templates marketplace can make sense?

Will there be any option to add our own templates? Or do you plan to extend that templates library? :)

Congrats on the launch! Looks like a cleaner, cuter take on the link-in-bio space. Custom domains + 5 free in-house domains is generous. Any plans for user-created templates down the line?

just added
+ 2 new linkfolio templates.
=> 1. Pure HTML : clean and no css linkfolio
=> 2. WidgetFolio: beautiful widgets for each link

+ "import from github" feautre : now you can import your portfolio from your github, just enter your username and fetch your profile details and all the projects. then choose the template and boom, you are live.

I have a friend who might find this useful, I was wondering wether he can adapt his current porfolio and do not start from scratch? Just sort of continue from where he stopped

Can I ask Hannah or a future agent to reach out (email) to a category of businesses for me and to send me a summary of what their replies/interactions were? I have a list of about 150 companies in the biometric data space and I'm curious which of would want to partner up in a multimodal data collection effort.

I have specifics in terms of how I would want to collaborate but I want to avoid doing the back and forth of identifying email addresses, emailing based off of the technology and stage of the specific company, replying on time in a thoughtful manner and with my writing style, and using some persuasion techniques in order to drive up the chances of my KPIs being met.

Interesting approach! How the workflow works under the hood? Are Hannah / Alex / Elena operating more like a backend AI service where users send inputs (email, data, brief) and receive deliverables, or do they integrate directly into the user’s tools and environment? Also curious how you’re thinking about data privacy when users share internal company data. 🫠

The "just email them like a colleague" interface is genuinely underrated as a UX decision. Most AI tools require you to learn a new app — this one meets you where you already work. I run a small consulting practice and the bottleneck is always turning research into a presentable deliverable. If Hannah can reliably produce a deck I can walk into a client meeting with (not just a draft to reformat), that's a real time saver. How does she handle proprietary data I'd want to include — can I attach files or CSVs for her to incorporate into the analysis?

Most AI tools give you text that you still have to reformat into something usable. Getting a PowerPoint or dashboard directly is a different level. Curious about the output quality though — is the deck ready to present or is it more of a starting point that still needs manual editing?

Congrats on the launch, @jami_safari!

The ‘AI coworker’ framing is interesting. Most tools still position themselves as assistants or copilots, but treating them like team members who deliver finished work feels like a different direction. Isn't that so?

I also liked the focus on sending back usable outputs like decks and dashboards instead of raw AI responses.

Curious what kind of tasks teams are handing off to Hannah first.

Love the "just email them like a colleague" framing — it removes the intimidation factor that stops many non-technical marketers from adopting AI tools. The combination of Hannah (research), Alex (data viz), and Elena (coordination) covering three distinct workflows is smart. Curious whether Elena can manage async tasks that span multiple days, or is it more of a same-session orchestration? Congrats on the launch!

Would the results be different from what I can get from other AI models if I provide them with a proper prompt and instruct them from the beginning?

Hi everyone!

Phi-4-Reasoning-Vision-15B is Microsoft"s new 15B open-weight model that makes multimodal reasoning feel much more efficient.

It was trained on 200B multimodal tokens, handles high-res screens well, and stays direct on simpler tasks while switching into deeper reasoning when needed.

Looks especially strong for math, science, and computer-use agents. Weights on HF.

The GUI agent angle is what makes this really compelling. A 15B model that can handle high-res screens well enough for computer-use tasks is a big deal for anyone building browser automation or testing tools. The adaptive reasoning depth -- going direct on simple perception but switching to chain-of-thought for harder problems -- seems like the right tradeoff for latency-sensitive agent loops. Have you seen benchmarks on how it compares to larger models specifically on GUI grounding tasks?

Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Mark, a solo builder.

I built Reflct because I genuinely couldn't stick to journaling. Every app I tried either gave me a blank page (intimidating) or required twenty minutes of deep reflection I didn't have energy for at 10pm. I wanted something that fit into real life, quick, guided, and actually useful over time.

So I built it. Three questions every evening, under two minutes.

The AI isn't gimmicky. It genuinely analyzes your entries over weeks and surfaces patterns you wouldn't notice yourself. Things like "your mood consistently drops mid-week" or "you feel most settled when you protect your evening routine." Stuff that takes a therapist months to observe, surfaced automatically.

What's live today:

Free tier:

• 120+ guided questions across 8 categories

• Mood tracking with a visual heatmap

• Voice entries (speak instead of type)

• Streak tracking

• AI acknowledgment after every reflection (a quiet personal response to what you just shared)

• Genuinely useful without ever paying

Pro at $7.99/month adds:

• AI weekly summaries every Sunday

• Deep pattern detection at 20+ entries

• AI monthly mood narrative

• Full-text search across all entries

• Unlimited history

• Question swapping with preference learning

Sign in with Google, LinkedIn, X, or email.

I'd love honest feedback, especially from anyone who has tried journaling and quit. That's exactly who I built this for.

Happy to answer anything 🙏

Support email for any question or if you would like to help out and report any bugs: support@reflct.co

I'm exactly the person you built this for—I've quit journaling many times because of that intimidating blank page. Does the AI 'acknowledgment' after each entry feel like a real conversation, or is it more of a summary?

I like the approach of AI reflecting rather than advising — with data this personal it is the safer path. But I am curious where the line is. When the AI sees mood dropping for several weeks in a row does it just surface that or does it suggest a next step?

Would be cool if you added a feature where after a journal entry, it pulls up a random journal entry you made a while ago to show you how your entry / mood has evolved over time. - This would also match the name "Reflct".

Great idea though! Wishing you the best with this 🍃

As it analyses patterns and sort of voices them out I think it would be nice to include suggestions and advices of what to do and how to improve your overall mood

How does Reflct’s AI ensure the privacy and security of sensitive journal entries while processing them to identify long-term emotional and behavioral patterns?

Hey Mark, this is one of the more thoughtful launches I've seen today.

The under two minutes constraint is what makes this work. Most journaling apps ask too much, and users bail. You've removed that friction in a way that feels deliberate.

The AI surfacing patterns over time is also the kind of feature that could easily feel gimmicky but doesn't here. That's harder to pull off than it looks.

One copy thought a concrete example in the hero could do a lot of work. Something like "Notice your mood dips every Wednesday; fix it before it compounds" makes the outcome feel real, especially for someone who's already quit three other journaling apps.

Curious what prompt types drive the most retention, I work with SaaS founders on messaging and positioning, so I'm always trying to understand what keeps users coming back at the product level. Would love to know what you're seeing.

Journaling apps live or die by habit formation — smart that you built the prompts and mood tracking into the core loop rather than leaving people with a blank page. Congrats on the launch!

The non-eng autonomy angle is what stands out here. Every SaaS team I have seen has this exact pain where marketing or success wants to tweak a delay or change an email subject line and it turns into a full engineering ticket. Making that a visual workflow change instead of a PR is a huge unlock. Curious how you handle versioning when a flow gets updated mid execution. Does a user who started on v1 finish on v1, or get switched to v2?

Shiv, this is really cool. The problem you’re solving is one I see kill momentum at so many SaaS companies: marketing wants to move fast, engineering is stretched thin, and lifecycle workflows become this awkward no man’s land where nothing gets done quickly.

The visual builder plus full observability is a smart combo. Non technical folks get real autonomy, and there’s no messy technical debt piling up in the background.

One thought on messaging: “time to iterate” could be a sharper hook than just listing technical benefits. PMs and growth leads care about speed and not being blocked, so if that angle comes through faster, the value probably lands even harder. As someone who helps SaaS teams sharpen messaging, I’d love to see how you’re framing this to prospects; it feels like there’s a strong story that could really resonate.

Curious, what are your early users actually building first? Onboarding sequences seem like the obvious starting point, but I wonder if some teams are using it for flows you didn’t expect.

Rooting for this one. Flowripple could really change how teams think about owning their workflows.

This is actually great solution - I plan on trying this soon with my team soon. Quick question on the visual trace feature: if a user hits a multi-split branch, can you filter the logs to just see the users who went down path B?

rooting for you today.

This resonates hard. I've dealt with the exact same pain -- hardcoding onboarding sequences and payment retry logic that should never live in the core app. The 400 lines of boilerplate you deleted is such a relatable number. The visual trace for debugging user paths is a killer feature too. When something breaks in a background job at 2am, having a clear visual of where the flow diverged saves hours. How does integration work on the SaaS side -- is it a webhook-based trigger system, or do you provide an SDK that fires events directly?

Hi Product Hunt! I'm the CEO and Co-Founder of Wideframe. Wideframe is an AI coworker for video editors. It automates searching, labeling, organizing, and sequencing so editors can ship videos faster.

Why is this important? Well, it turns out that editors spend 3x more time preparing footage than actually editing!

Before Wideframe, I ran an agency that produced thousands of video ads for brands like DoorDash, Dropbox, and Adobe. My team felt this footage prep pain and I'm excited that we can now solve it.

We launched publicly in February and it went viral. Editors really like what we're building!

I'm excited to build Wideframe because we're helping creatives rather than "automating video production". I think the best future the world can have is one where AI handles boring, mechanical work for us and also expands what we're capable of creatively.

My co-founder is a cracked engineer and 2x YC Founder/CPTO, but he also is a talented photographer with a deep passion for art history.

We hope Wideframe can contribute even a small bit to the future history of video storytelling :)

We hope you like what we've built so far and cheer us on as we build so much more! Give us lots of feedback so we can keep making Wideframe better, too.

You can try Wideframe free for 7 days at: try.wideframe.com

Check in with us on X too:
x.com/wideframeai
x.com/heyzk
x.com/danielpearson

I tried getting into video editing once, but tools like DaVinci Resolve were so complex that I gave up, but your tool looks like it could make beginners like me much more powerful editors!

Anyways, congrats on the launch!

wow this is insane! what LLM providers do you guys use for the editing?

I'm not a video editor, but seems pretty useful!

Brilliant stuff! all the best!

I see a lot of AI on the teacher side — generating structure, grading, homework. Curious what the student gets though. If the AI can evaluate answers it could also identify where a student has gaps and suggest what to practice next. Are you heading toward adaptive learning or is the AI mainly on the teacher side for now?

I love the honest founder story! Not an easy move, but often the right one. 🙌 Many teaching tools solve one part of the workflow (course hosting, live sessions, homework tools...), but educators still end up stitching together 4–5 tools to run a single class. Where you see SubSchool’s main differentiation long term? Is the goal to become more of an all-in-one operating system for teaching, or do you see the AI layer (structuring content, grading, feedback loops) as the real core of the product?

Great launch! Bringing course creation, tutoring, and AI tools together in one platform is a smart move. Excited to see how SubSchool helps educators scale their teaching.

Finally, I know why my internet is so bad at certain places. Well done, James!

Loving the radar feature! Can it also suggest the best channel for my router automatically?

I can't to see if this works :)

Very helpful to know more about why my horrible wifi doesnt work well

Haven’t tried yet, but this is what I need!

The best Wi-Fi app. Now I know why the internet at my coworking space isn’t that good. Congrats on the launch, James!

Diagnosed my Wi-Fi issue in about 30 seconds. My ISP has some explaining to do 👀"

Awesome little app, been using it for a few weeks and it's so handy when moving, going to a new cowork or cafe. The dev James is super responsive to ideas and issue. A great indie app!

The signal strength screen is an awesome feature and looks great, one that I've not seen before, congrats on the launch! The design is nice and minimal given that it's a troubleshooting app, I would make the other popups a bit more polished. You should definitely create this as a phone app.

With WhyFi you too can be a WiFi Sommelier!!

Really handy tool! I especially like the explanations you can look at for each data point. So each time the internet has an issue and interrupts my work, I'm at least learning something new 😅

The OG app which has spawned at least two other lookalike wannabe menubar network monitors (that I know of). James was very responsive to some suggestions that I made about licensing info on the website and it was done immediately. The app has saved me a lot of time in figuring out wifi issues and helped me to reorient my layouts at home.

Not only that he has been funding a lot of his proceedings from the app sales to animal charity agency in far east. So a developer who cares for tech and society 👏🏽

Congratulations on the launch!

The idea of using one short link as an engine for A/B tests and localized campaigns is a game-changer. It makes marketing so much smarter and easier. I also saw you already support 11 languages, which is huge! Any plans to add Italian soon?

Very cool concept. Curious — how do you handle conflicts when multiple redirect rules match a visitor (for example country + device + time)? Is there a priority system or rule order?

Hey Product Hunt 👋

After months of late-night coding sessions, I’m excited to launch Revolink — One short link, many paths 🚀

I built Revolink because traditional short links felt too static — one link, one destination.
With Revolink, a single short link can have multiple routes, and each one can activate based on where, when, and how your visitor clicks.

Here’s what’s inside 👇

◆ Smart redirects — define custom rules by country, city, device, OS, browser, active hours, or even weekdays.
◆ UTM Builder — create and reuse campaign parameters with ease (works with any redirect rule).
◆ Default & fallback rules — your links always stay live, even if no condition matches.
◆ Per-rule passwords — protect specific redirects or use one global password.
◆ Detailed analytics — get real-time insights by country, city, browser, device, OS, top rules, and referrers — everything you need to understand your audience and optimize performance.

◆ Multilingual experience — available in:
🇬🇧 English https://revolink.link/en/

🇺🇦 Ukrainian https://revolink.link/uk/

🇪🇸 Spanish https://revolink.link/es/

🇯🇵 Japanese https://revolink.link/ja/

🇸🇦 Arabic https://revolink.link/ar/

🇵🇹 Portuguese https://revolink.link/pt/

🇫🇷 French https://revolink.link/fr/

🇩🇪 German https://revolink.link/de/

🇹🇭 Thai https://revolink.link/th/

🇮🇩 Indonesian https://revolink.link/id/

🇨🇳 Chinese https://revolink.link/zh/

Revolink isn’t just a shortener — it’s a conditional redirect engine for smarter marketing.
Perfect for localized campaigns, A/B tests, and personalized flows — all from a single short link.

Built solo, with ❤️ for performance and simplicity.
Would love your thoughts and feedback 🙌

→ https://revolink.link

Congratulations on the launch!

@maksymyaroshchuk Looks promising! 🚀 I like the idea of turning a short link into a small routing engine – the ability to adapt destinations based on context (location, device, time, etc.) opens up some really interesting use cases for campaigns and experiments. What kind of use cases you’re seeing most so far – more marketing campaigns or product flows?

Hey Product Hunt! 👋

We're Rags and the team at Floto — and we built Design Diff to solve a problem that was driving us insane.

Here's what kept happening:

We'd build a feature. Check on staging. Something's off — the spacing's wrong, that button's the wrong color, the modal doesn't match the frame. Now what?

Either someone (usually our poor designer) spends hours documenting every deviation, creating tickets, annotating screenshots... or we just ship it and let the design debt pile up. Did a bit of both. Neither is what we want.

At some point, we thought we'd cracked it with Figma MCP + Claude Code. We hadn't. In some cases, it actually got worse — implementations drifted even further because "the AI was handling it."

So we built Design Diff to solve this. Started out as a web app where we could upload implementation screenshots and connect to Figma to pull the reference. We've also now added a Chrome extension to directly do this from the browser.

Here's how it works:

1. From the Chrome extension we open any live page or staging environment, connect our Figma frame directly (no exports), and kick off a Diff

2. The Diff does a bunch of AI & pixel-level analysis and we get categorised issues with pixel-precise locations and side-by-side and overlapped visual comparisons.

3. We've also integrated with Linear and Jira so we can push full details in one-click, pre-formatted with screenshots.

4. And we've done some neat stuff like add a mode where we ignore lorem-ipsum type copy or repeated dynamic elements, auto-select the best match reference image from the Figma file etc.

Turns out this isn't just our problem.

We started talking to other designers. Every team we spoke to had the same frustration: the implementation never quite matches the design, and catching those differences is manual, tedious, soul-crushing work.

Who's using it: Designers protecting visual integrity. Frontend devs checking work before shipping. QA engineers running visual regression without the eyeball fatigue. PMs who want polished interfaces without the back-and-forth tax.

So we've packaged this up and dropping it here today to see if there's a wider audience. Or even if this isn't the exact solution — we'd love to hear from people with similar problems that we could build Design Diff to solve.

Free to use and explore: 1,000 credits to start, no card required. Top-ups from $10.

And if this solves something real for you, an upvote means the world. Thank you 🙏

Happy Monday an excited to hunt @ragsontherocks and @Design Diff today! I'm really happy to see a great usage of AI to accelerate execution for all stakeholders from design teams to PMs.

The time, energy and resources team waste on find tuning designs or figure out things were not on spot after launch impede innovation time.

Curious to see how it is used both by startups and larger teams.

Love the Chrome extension integration! Does it also detect responsive layout issues across breakpoints?

Would be interesting to see how startups vs. large enterprises use this differently—any case studies planned?