PH热榜 | 2026-03-29

Hey PH! We are so excited to finally bring Clico here!

We built Clico because the best AI in the world still made us leave the page to use it. That felt wrong. So we put it inside the page. Plus there's so much more we want to improve, which is exactly why we're here.

Clico is free while we're in beta, and your feedback is what shapes what it becomes. Feel free to join our discord and come build it with us!

Let's clico!

Huge thanks for all the support, everyone! Building Clico has been a labor of love, we really wanted to kill the friction of constant tab-switching. If you hit any bugs or have a feature you’re dying to see, drop a note in our Discord or ping us right here. We’re building this for you, so your feedback is literally our roadmap. Stoked to see how you use it to clear the clutter. let’s clico!

Thank you all so much for the incredible support here on PH! Clico is a product built with heart.
We realized that our interactions with AI were always so fragmented—constantly switching between tabs just to feed context into an AI tool. It was the number one frustration my team kept bringing up, so we decided to build Clico internally to solve it for ourselves.

The moment our colleagues started using it, the feedback was instant: "Oh my god, this is exactly the productivity tool I’ve been waiting for." Seeing their reaction and those thumbs-up gave us the confidence to open it up to everyone. We truly hope you feel that same sense of ease and excitement in your own workflow.

Without further ado, it’s time to dive in—start using it, and we hope you fall in love with it!

That's a handy extension. All the best for your launch 🎉

Installed it and went through the flow. The product itself works well, but there's a drop-off waiting to happen right after install. You land with four shortcuts to learn, ⌘+O, Double ⌘, Hold ⌘, Highlight, but no clear signal for which one to try first. A new user opens a tab, nothing looks different and within 48 hours the extension is forgotten.

The gap is the bridge between install and first value. One forced first action right after install, pick your strongest use case, put it directly in front of the user, make it the only thing to do in that moment. That would close that gap before the user even has a chance to drift. What does your Day 1 usage rate look like on new installs?

This looks really clean. I like the idea of it living directly in the browser instead of constantly copying things back and forth. That friction adds up more than people realise.

How do you handle context across different tabs or sites? That feels like the bit that makes or breaks tools like this.

How does this handle complex pages like dashboards or long data filed docs? Congrats on the launch!

Loving the seamless integration, but how does Clico handle context-switching when multiple tabs are open with different topics? That could be tricky to manage!

Wishing luck with your launch :)

Huge congrats on the launch! I’ve seen how much work went into this, and it’s awesome to see it finally live. Love the concept, and I think a lot of people will find it genuinely useful. Rooting for you today Alex!

super clean, happy launch day! quick one on the voice input - when you hold ⌘ and speak, does it still use the page context to understand what you're asking, or is it just transcription at that point?

Big fan of this direction, AI works best when it lives inside the workflow, not outside it. Congrats on the launch 🚀

The context-switching problem is real. I've been working on writing tools myself and the friction of copy-paste to AI just kills momentum. Love that you built this directly into the browser where the work actually happens. The @ feature for pulling in multiple tabs is clever—will definitely try that. Congrats on the launch!

Love Clico's approach to building the personal context layer and helping users utilize it for everyday work, but where would Clico store my personal information? Could it be deployed locally?

Love the idea of AI living inside the browser instead of switching tabs. Does it work well with long-form content like blogs or docs?

Can I use it to write a natural email fast from Gmail?

Nice idea, having the AI read the page context instead of copy-pasting text back and forth is a smart approach. How does it handle pages with a lot of dynamic content like SPAs where the DOM changes frequently?

What about outlook web client?

This is exceptional man, you're lifesaver, you have no idea how many times I have copy pasted the text from ChatGPT to the comment box!

Cool, I like this super chrome extension.

congrats for the launch! excited!

The in-browser approach is smart for reducing friction, always a win for user adoption. I'm curious about the specific security model for parsing context directly in the browser, especially with sensitive data.

How does Clico maintain context across multiple sites or tabs, as Becky Gaskell touched upon? This is an area where these tools typically succeed or fail long term.

Congrats on the launch and hitting #1 today! The approach of living directly inside the browser instead of requiring copy-paste into a separate AI tool is a huge UX win — that context switching adds up fast. The @ feature for pulling in content from other tabs sounds really powerful too. As someone who builds Chrome extensions, I know how tricky it is to get reliable content injection across different web apps. How are you handling compatibility with sites that have heavily customized text editors (like Notion or Google Docs)?

Hey Product Hunt 👋,

Really excited to launch Sheet Ninja today - a simple way to use your Google Sheets data in vibe coded apps.

Why we built it

We vibe code apps all the time and love the platforms - Replit, Bolt, Lovable. The most annoying part is making tiny updates - e.g. changing text, updating values, or pulling reports.

You have to dig into the files or prompt the agent to do something that takes two seconds in a spreadsheet. And those agent calls add up.

So we stopped fighting it

Sheet Ninja turns any Google Sheet into a live database by providing a simple, secure API. Paste it with your prompt into whatever builder you're using this month and your AI hooks it up. You just edit a row, the app updates live.

It also means you can move between platforms without loading all your data again. The tools keep changing. The spreadsheet doesn't.

Check out the blog for step-by-step builds — a restaurant menu, a waitlist, a job board, a testimonials page. All vibe coded, all powered by Google Sheets.

Looking forward to seeing all the cool things you'll build.

Really cool idea! Reminds me of how levels.fyi was running their whole operation from a Google Sheet for a pretty long time.

Going beyond the basics - can you also write back to the sheet and how does authentication work?

This is interesting. I work with large spreadsheets for tracking things like invoices and cancellations, and managing that manually becomes painful at scale.

Could this help automate those kinds of workflows and keep everything in sync without extra effort?

Thanks for launching, it’s been a useful product for me. I’ve used Sheet Ninja on some products i’ve been playing around with on Replit and found the tool useful for the database side and keeping data in Google Sheets. Keep it up and looking forward to new features!

This could be really useful for agencies that build MVPs for clients -- the client keeps editing their product catalog or pricing in Sheets, and the app just reflects it. No more "can you update one field" tickets. How does it handle rate limits or larger sheets with thousands of rows? Any caching layer involved?

This looks really useful! Love how it turns Sheets into an API so quickly. Super practical and clean idea!!

Congrats on the launch 🚀 Smart & scrappy builders have been using google sheets as a flexible db for ages, and you’re bringing it to the masses for this new age!

This is smart. Curious if there's a rate limit on API calls or if it can handle decent traffic on a live site?

Been building with Sheet Ninja for a few weeks now and it's genuinely changed my client projects. Built a full private dental practice dashboard with tons of details all powered by a single Google Sheet with Sheet Ninja. The best advantage is that non-technical business owners can update their own data in a spreadsheet they already know, and see it reflected instantly in a frontend app. Congrats on the launch.

I like about the honesty of the approach. It doesn't pretend to be something crazy. It's just: your data is in a sheet, your app needs that data, here's the bridge.

Loving seeing this. It's a problem I've had for a while but it always too complex for a non techy to do anything about it... This changes that 👏🏽

I build a lot of small apps and most of the time I have to import data into wherever I'm building it. Sheet Ninja is much simpler. Just created a test app and it worked immediately.

The live API from Google Sheets idea is genuinely clever. Curious how it holds up when clients start editing data simultaneously from different tabs. Have you stress-tested concurrent writes? There's a free tool where you can post your URL and let people try to find those exact edge cases. Screenshots come in, structured reports. Worth running while you've got PH traffic.

love that you can keep your data -- even if you stop using the app!

i have an expense tracking app with 10k+ rows that I've been using for years -- and Google Sheets isn't going anywhere!

I appreciate the focus on keeping data within Sheets, especially for the vibe coding scenarios Shikeeb mentioned where AI agents might unexpectedly mess with backends. For many small projects, the Google Sheets API rate limits and cell limits Taariq highlighted are perfectly acceptable. My main concern would be when a project scales aggressively; while the documentation for migrating to a production DB is helpful, the process itself can still be a significant lift for a team used to sheet-native operations.

What if someone deletes some column? will this break the API?

Hey Product Hunt! 🎉

I'm Artin, co-founder and CEO of Sun, an intelligent audio app for curious minds eager to learn something new every day in an immersive, audio-first way.

⭐️ The founding story

We're a team of eager learners who live inside audiobooks, podcasts, and research papers. But today's audio isn't designed for people like us. Or like you. It's the same for everyone, same format, same pace, same assumptions about who you are and what you need.

You have a favorite AI, favorite sources, a life schedule that's uniquely yours, a way of thinking no one else shares, and a life that couldn't pause for decision paralysis when browsing to decide what to listen to next.

Sun is built around that reality.

⭐️ What's live today

🪄 Generate whatever you want to listen to, just by speaking to Sun. Type a topic, ask a question, follow a rabbit hole, Sun turns it into a crisp, engaging audio lesson in seconds. No searching, no scrolling, no settling. If you can think it, Sun can teach it.

🤖 Your favorite AI integration Sun's users are mostly AI enthusiasts, so we leaned in. Sun learns about you through the AI you already love. Just copy a prompt that works best with Sun, paste the response from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, whatever you use, and Sun builds your learning profile your way.

🎧 Audio Flows Think audio TikTok. One tap starts an endless, personalized stream of bite-sized audio lessons. Each one flows into the next, built around your interests, your level, your curiosity. It's the easiest way to learn something new without even trying.

💬 AI conversation

☀️ Sun Originals for the PH Community We're launching with exclusive content made for builders and curious minds: deep-dive case studies on the hottest companies, breakdowns of iconic product decisions, and stories behind the startups you follow. This is our gift to the Product Hunt community.

⭐️ Coming soon

🔗 More integrations, connect the tools you already live in: note-taking apps like Notion, devices like Plaud, your email, and more

✨ Instant recommendations, Sun surfaces what you should learn next before you even ask

⭐️ A final note

Our dream is a world where in-context learning, delivered through the healthiest medium, audio, drives continuous growth for everyone, every day. We'd love every curious mind in the PH community to join us and help make this real. Try Sun today with invite code PHFRIENDS and share your feedback.

PS: A huge shoutout to our beta users. We wouldn't be here without you. 🙏

Interesting. I see a little overlap with Shazam – is there any possibility to find music that way too and then customise it accordingly?

People often ask: how is SUN different from NotebookLM? Here’s the scoop 😎

1. Tool integrations — we connect with your favorite tools (like note-taking apps), so your knowledge flows in automatically. No manual uploads, no hassle!

2. Learns about you — SUN actually understands your context and proactively generates personalized audio content just for you. 🪄

3. Community-curated content — beyond your own stuff, you get access to high-quality content from the community. Learn from the best!

4. Audio-first experience — SUN isn’t just analysis. Think podcasts, courses, and audiobooks — all ready to listen anytime. 🎧

In short: less uploading, more learning, all audio, all personalized. ☀️

Really like what I'm seeing so far. My only question is how it handles depth over time. First lesson felt like a solid intro but I want to know if it gets harder as it learns about me.

This is a nice direction turning learning into something you can just listen to fits really well into daily life curious how personalised the experience feels over time as you use it more

Congratulations on the launch!

Wow! I’m more of an auditory learner, and your concept really resonates with me. Congrats on the launch, I’ll definitely give it a try!

Looks promising, congrats guys! How is it different than NotebookLLM audio generation?

Hi everyone! 🚀 Ahmed here, Founding AI Engineer at SUN.

We built SUN because we wanted to turn "dead time" into learning time, without adding more screen fatigue to our lives.

With SUN, you can turn literally any topic into a personalized, AI-generated audio course. It goes beyond standard audio because it's fully interactive, you can ask questions right in the middle of playback. It’s built entirely for continuous, hands-free learning that fits naturally into your commutes, gym sessions, and daily routines.

We're so excited to get this into your hands. Give it a spin and let me know what you think in the comments! What's the first thing you're going to learn about?

Interesting! Much needed concept, but how it is different from notebookLM?? There I can generate podcast, notes and quiz etc.

Hey this is cool. How many apps today i can connect with Sun?

congrats on the launch!

The AI profile idea is genius. Does it continuously update as I use the app or is it a one-time setup?

Any Android plans? Asking for someone I want to share this with.

I really like this product. On-demand audio content is enjoyable while driving.

Congrats on shipping this Artin!

The AI integration approach where users can paste responses from their preferred models like Claude or ChatGPT to build their learning profile is clever since it meets people where they already are, though I'm wondering how you balance maintaining that personalization without the audio content becoming too narrow or echo-chambery over time? 🤔

Great idea! Was just thinking about this, but for the content creators I've subscribed to through SRS, would be lovely if this becomes supported someday (e.g., RSS integration that turns your subscribed articles to podcast, like what's jellypod is aiming to do: https://www.reddit.com/r/rss/s/Y...)

Nevertheless, cool idea!

Happy launch day! Used PHFRIENDS. First lesson was great. Already thinking about what to ask next.

Congrats on this launch!

Can I configure interests in the flow?

Congratulations on launching! Can you add ability to listen a topic with a group of people? Chatting and discussing topic?

I am currently trying it out right now! It is a really fun product concept. Something that I was reaching for almost immediately was a transcript or captions though. I am not sure if there is a setting available currently that I am missing.

I was planning to go through a few different 15 minute lessons to see what kind of different lesson structures it builds.

Downloaded this morning. The onboarding took me a second to understand. The AI integration step wasn't immediately obvious. Once I got it though, it clicked.

Just downloaded. Is there a way to save lessons I like? Heard something interesting and wanted to bookmark it but couldn't find the option.

Okay I just tried the Audio Flows and did not expect to sit here for 20 minutes straight.

Really like the concept and the first lesson was great. My only question is whether it gets deeper over time or stays at the same introductory level. Hoping it learns fast.

I love that someone made the idea I had! I started doing this same thing with a set of prompts that I built for myself! Great idea guys, keep going!

**Search Live** is now available globally — 200+ countries, all languages, voice and camera included.

Powered by Gemini 3.1 Flash Live, conversations are more natural, multilingual by default, and work the way you think: just speak.

**How it works:**
- Open the Google app on Android or iOS and tap the Live icon under the Search bar
- Ask questions out loud and get audio responses, with follow-up support and web links
- Enable your camera to add visual context — Search sees what you see and responds accordingly
- Already using Google Lens? Tap Live at the bottom to start a real-time conversation about what's in front of you.

Check out the video demo here

It's super cool man!

Congrats on the global rollout, this is huge for making AI search actually conversational instead of just typed queries. The camera integration sounds really clever for those moments when you need to ask about something right in front of you but can't quite describe it in words.

I like this angle. Music is already social, but most apps still feel quite isolated in how you experience it. The idea of connecting people around shared taste and real-world events makes sense.

How are you handling discovery though? That’s always the bit that either keeps people coming back or not.

Curious how you differentiate from Spotify social features or existing music communities.

Music has always been social
but most platforms made it feel personal and isolated.

Turning music into a shared experience again
with communities and real connections
feels like the right direction.

Curious how you plan to keep it from becoming
just another feed.

Congrats on launching! A whole app built around sharing music. I love it! Do the communities form around specific artists or more around genres?

Cool idea! Congrats on the launch!

Such a cool concept! Android when?

Why I built Parallel Code

I've been maintaining an open source productivity app (Super Productivity) for 9 years and working as a programmer for much longer than that. When AI coding agents came along, they changed how I work - but the other tools and habits I grow comfortable with over the years, weren't a good fit anymore.

One agent works on a feature. I wait, get distracted, start something else. Finally, I come back, review, start the next one. Wait again. I had a backlog of ideas and the tools to build them, but things got messy. I was doing a lot, but I felt like I'd lost control compared to how I used to code.

I tried the obvious fixes. Multiple terminal windows were my new go-to solution, but got chaotic fast - which terminal was working on what? Tmux helped organize it, but I was still cycling through panes, switching tools for reviewing diffs and history, losing track of context, and dealing with merge conflicts when agents touched the same files.

So I built Parallel Code to fix this for myself.

The core idea: every task gets its own git branch and worktree automatically. Agents work in complete isolation - they can't conflict. I kick off 5, 8, 10 at a time, watch them all in a tiled view, and review diffs as they finish.

One design decision I'm particularly proud of: it runs your real terminal CLIs. Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI - whatever you use today works exactly the same inside Parallel Code. Same behavior, same config, nothing changes. I didn't want to build another wrapper or chat UI. If you don't like the app, go back to raw terminals. Zero switching cost.

Some things I added along the way also turned out very useful:

- Phone monitoring - Scan a QR code, watch all your agent terminals from your phone. Sure there are other ways to do this, but this is really comfortable.

- Keyboard-first design - 40+ shortcuts. When you're managing 10 agents, reaching for the mouse is too slow. Best part is to navigate panes with just Alt+Arrow-keys.

- Built-in diff review and merge - The merge step is where quality happens. So having a quick way to do a code review is very useuful.

Parallel Code is free, open source (MIT), and always will be. No subscriptions, no platform fees, no telemetry. Your API keys stay on your machine.

I built this because I needed it. I'm sharing it because I think other developers - especially solo devs and indie hackers - hit the same problems I did. If you're running AI coding agents one at a time and don't have your tools setup in an optimal way, you're leaving a lot on the table.

macOS and Linux. Windows is on the roadmap.

Happy to answer any questions about the tool, the technical decisions, or why I chose to make it free.

really cool concept, using multiple models in parallel makes so much sense because each one has different strengths. do you notice big differences in output quality between claude and gemini for the same task?

I’ve tried using Claude and Codex together, but they often lose context when switching between them.

Curious how Parallel Code handles this. Do agents share context or is everything isolated per branch?

The git worktree isolation is the real killer feature here. I've been juggling tmux panes with Claude Code and it gets messy fast once you go past 3-4 parallel tasks. Having built-in diff review on top of that is a nice touch - that's usually where I lose the most time. Gonna try this out today.

Nice work shipping this. Running agents in isolated worktrees is the right call. The next 48 hours are when you find out what breaks under real load. Different OS environments, edge cases in the worktree management, sync issues. There's a free community stress-testing page where you post your URL and people try to find bugs. Findings come with screenshots. Saved me a few fires.

I've been doing this manually with tmux panes and git worktrees, so seeing it packaged as a proper tool with diff review is nice. The "zero switching cost" angle is key -- keeping agents as raw terminal CLIs instead of wrapping them in some custom UI means you're not betting against the pace these tools evolve at. What does the mobile monitoring actually show you -- just status, or can you intervene mid-task?

Running Claude Code and Codex side-by-side has become my default for anything non-trivial - they catch different things and the diff between their outputs is often the most useful signal. The context handoff between models is where it gets tricky, especially when they diverge on architecture decisions.

The isolated git worktree approach for running 10 agents in parallel is genuinely clever — no conflicts because each agent works in its own branch is the kind of thing that sounds obvious in hindsight but takes real thought to execute well.

I'm building CVDebug, an ATS resume scanner with Robot View that shows candidates exactly what Workday, Taleo and 50+ ATS bots see when they parse their CV, with an ATS score 0–100. Very different space, but I love the MIT open-source angle — transparency in how tools work is something I try to bring to the resume/hiring side too. Great launch Johannes!

This looks great for solo devs. Any plans to support team setups where multiple people dispatch agents to the same repo?

40+ keyboard shortcuts?? ok you have my attention 😂 I'm building a productivity app myself and I'm obsessed with keyboard-first workflows — reaching for the mouse when you're deep in flow is painful. The Alt+Arrow navigation between panes sounds super smooth. Definitely trying this out, congrats on the launch! 🚀

The automatic git branching is a solid idea, but how do you handle potential merge conflicts when multiple AIs are working on the same codebase?

Long time user of Cline now. Kanban looks really cool, excited to try

Hi everyone!

Cline Kanban is exactly the multi-agent UI I’ve been wanting.

You get a proper Kanban board where every card spins up its own git worktree and terminal. Agents run in parallel without stepping on each other. You can link cards for dependencies, review diffs and leave inline comments, and ship commits straight from the board.

It works cleanly with @Claude Code, @OpenAI Codex CLI, and @Cline right now. No more drowning in a sea of terminals while trying to keep track of everything.

npm i -g cline

then just run cline from any repo.

The git worktree isolation per card is a smart design choice -- that's the part most multi-agent setups get wrong by letting agents collide in the same working directory. One thing I'd love to see is some kind of dependency graph view so you can visualize which tasks are blocking others. Are there plans for webhook or API triggers to kick off cards programmatically?

Finally a proper visual way to manage multi-agent chaos. I've been running Claude Code sessions in separate terminals and it's basically "hope I remember which tab is doing what" 😅 The kanban approach with isolated git worktrees per card is such a natural fit. Being able to review diffs and leave comments right from the board instead of switching to another tool is a nice touch too. Trying this tonight!

Multi-agent orchestration visibility is still pretty rough in most setups - you end up with a bunch of terminals and no real picture of what each agent is doing. How are you handling state persistence between sessions? That seems like the hard part when agents get interrupted mid-task.

This is a good idea – esp. when you are an introvert like me and had to come up with 5 possible scenarios and answers to each of them. Now, you do not have to retain everything in your head but split parts. 😅 introverted people know :D

Congrats on the launch and the product! It seems super helpful, and I really appreciate that you took what worked for you and turned it into a product for everyone to have access to it 🙌

As an introvert, I used to rehearse conversations in my head, this product changes that.
You don’t have to keep everything in your head anymore, just show up more confidently.

Introverts will definitely get this. 🙂

I love the concept, but will Peopling adapt to real-time feedback and emotions during a conversation, or is it strictly pre-scripted scenarios?

So great to see this live @kent_wills
I know how such programs can be transformative for people and this is a clever way to use AI for self growth.

hey @kent_wills great concept. I actually needed something like this two days back for a negotiation call.

if this was a legit startup, I would have pitched to be a founding designer, honestly.

went through the onboarding and had tons of thoughts about making it better, so I built a quick prototype to give you an overview of what the experience could be, and what it could do for conversion.

Recorded a short Loom walking you through it: https://www.loom.com/share/45bb54b1819c47369f8ad437722d4866

LMK your thoughts🙌

Congrats on the launch Kent!! This is a fantastic idea ⭐ - I've been looking for something similar to help coach me out of saying filler words in my sentences, perhaps this could be an expansion!

Really like that this is voice-based and not just text chat. There's something about actually saying the words out loud that builds the muscle memory for real conversations. The custom persona feature is smart too - every difficult conversation has a specific person on the other end with their own style.

As a solo founder, the hardest conversations aren't with employees -- they're with churning customers or partners where you need to push back on scope. The voice roleplay angle makes this way more realistic than just reading a script. Does the AI adapt its pushback based on how the conversation is going, or does it follow a fixed scenario?

Isn't this the same as https://drobinin.com/apps/murmur/ that was promoted here too a few days ago ?

Hey Product Hunt! I'm Euan, co-founder of Pensieve.

AI agents are incredibly intelligent but they don't understand your business. You can give an agent access to your tools via MCP, and it can pull data from Slack or Linear. But that's not the same as understanding. A new hire can access your Slack too. It doesn't mean they know what's going on.

What makes an employee effective isn't tool access. It's the context they build up over months and years. Who's working on what, why that decision was made in January, how the sales pipeline connects to the engineering roadmap, which customer relationships matter. That's what lets them make good judgment calls.

We built Pensieve to give AI agents that same understanding. We connect to the tools you already use, but we don't just make them searchable. Think about the difference between a raw codebase and a well-maintained CLAUDE.md. One is searchable data, the other is understanding. Pensieve curates and distils your company knowledge into a format AI natively understands, so an agent can operate like a fully onboarded employee, with the intelligence of a frontier model.

Once agents have that depth of context, they can work in the background and surface things no single person catches. Connecting what customers say on calls with what engineers discuss on Slack with what the usage data actually shows.

Pensieve is free. Bring your own Anthropic, OpenAI, or Google inference. No platform fee, no credit card.

What's the biggest limitation you've hit trying to get AI agents to actually work in your business?

Cool concept! We've been planning to build a contextual knowledge base internally, so this caught my attention.

Quick question though: how do you handle role-based access control? We have context that should only surface for Project Managers (client budgets, escalation notes) and other stuff that's strictly Leadership-level. If everything gets ingested into one knowledge graph, how do you prevent the agent from leaking restricted context to someone who shouldn't see it?

Hey PH! James here, co-founder of Pensieve.

We're heavy Claude users, and the thing that transformed our coding workflow wasn't better search over our codebase — it was maintaining architecture files. A good CLAUDE.md means an agent drops into a session already understanding what the codebase does, what the product goals are, and how everything fits together. It doesn't need to grep through every file to build that picture from scratch each time.

Most AI-for-business tools today are search layers. They let agents query your underlying data, which is useful, but it's the equivalent of giving a new developer grep access and calling them onboarded. What's missing is the pre-researched, maintained understanding — the business equivalent of those architecture docs.

That's what we're building. Pensieve connects to your tools and continuously maintains a living knowledge graph of your organisation. People, projects, customers, decisions, and how they all relate. So when an agent starts a conversation, the context is already there — not searched for, already understood.

Would love to hear what integrations you'd want first — that's what we're prioritising next.

Love this!
The Gmail sign up flow currently returns invalid access may want to check that out or leave the traditional sign up with password only.

This product literally doesn't even work. Completely bug riddled across so many cases, the voice interviewer feels so unnatural, and it burns through credits at an unbelievably fast rate (8 requests so far have cost me $0.22). Pure vibecoded slop that was evidently not even tested.

Cool idea. Suggestion/question: could it search the web and find suitable interview code questions to prepare on, for the particular company someone is aiming to join?

Clean execution on this — a menu bar screenshot tool that handles capture, annotation, and export without leaving your flow is exactly the kind of utility app that becomes indispensable once you start using it. I take a lot of annotated screenshots for bug reports and docs, and the friction of opening a separate app every time is real. The fact that it lives in the menu bar and does everything inline is the right call. What export formats do you support? And is there any way to set up quick templates for recurring annotation patterns (like always adding the same type of callout)?

Congrats @abduns on the launch! I like the menu bar approach. How you handle batch processing when you need to annotate multiple screenshots at once?

The app looks great and has very good UI. Congrats on the launch 🎉

Nice and practical keeping everything in the menu bar and not breaking flow is a big win for this kind of tool curious how it compares speed wise to the built in screenshot tools

One of the most powerful yet simple tricks to build good habits or remove bad ones is knowing your streaks; you never want that number to go down to 0. Congrats, Matthew, on the launch

Congrats on the launch!

The gap between "Excel is breaking down" and "we're ready for a full enterprise migration" is where so many small teams get stuck for way too long, and this seems to hit that exactly. When you upload existing spreadsheets, does the AI figure out the dashboard structure on its own or do you still need to define what you want to track?

This is a great alternative to Airtable. All the best!

This would be a great marketplace to connect with amazing people.

All the best for the launch!

This is a cool concept. 

A much-needed marketplace now. Congrats on the launch!

Btw, the landing page looked a bit laggy when scrolled, please check.

Discovery is the real gap right now - vibe-coded products are shipping fast but hard to find outside PH and Twitter noise. A curated layer that filters by AI-built specifically makes sense. How are you verifying what counts as AI-built vs just AI-assisted?

Resume score + real suggestions? This is huge. Most tools just give you generic feedback but this one hits specifics.

Really excited to see GetNextRole launching! 🎉

As someone close to the project, I’ve seen how much thought has gone into making the job search less overwhelming and more effective.

The combination of AI-powered resume optimization, tailored cover letters, and smart job matching across multiple boards genuinely saves time and removes a lot of guesswork.

What stands out most is how everything is brought into one place—from tracking applications to preparing for interviews. It’s built for real job seekers who want results, not just tools.

If you're currently job hunting or even casually exploring opportunities, this is definitely worth checking out 👀

This is a great idea and Congratulations on your launch. This, there are many competitors out there, what different your application from them ?

I have used GetNextRole to apply to 12 companies. My first observation was that my resume had optimized versions ready in minutes. The job matching pulled roles from 20+ boards, which saved me from tab-hopping across LinkedIn, Indeed, and Employer sites. The application tracker also kept everything in one place so I stopped losing track of where I stood. So far, this has been making my life easier. Thank you GNR team.

I came across GetNextRole this week and decided to give it a try. What stood out to me right away was how simple everything felt. I didn’t have to jump around different platforms or dig through tabs just to find roles that fit what I’m looking for. The app brings everything together in a very clean, straightforward way.

I’m still exploring all the features, but so far it’s been super helpful and way less stressful than my usual job search routine. Really looking forward to seeing how the platform evolves — great job to the GNR team!

Congrats on launching! Reddit is my go-to for raw, unfiltered user sentiment so the fact that this monitors it 24/7 for competitor mentions is kind of a cheat code! Can you track multiple competitors at once or is it one at a time?

Congrats on the launch. Reddit is genuinely one of the most underused sales channels. People are publicly announcing they're done with a product and ready to switch, and most companies never even see it. The 12 deals in 48 hours story makes a lot of sense when you think about the intent level of someone posting "looking for an alternative". When you get alerted to a thread, does the tool suggest how to respond or is it just the notification and you take it from there?