PH热榜 | 2026-09-02

I've been facing the problem Monid's solving, hunting for API providers -> signing up -> testing with real data -> realizing the provider I chose is inadequate -> repeat...

Hey PH 👋 I'm Shengkun, cofounder of Monid.

Today we're introducing Monid: OpenRouter for agent tools.

Monid connects your AI agent to 1,800+ APIs without any subscriptions. You don't need to manually sign up for dozens of accounts or pay for subscriptions you barely use.

Your agent can discover and use the tools it needs at runtime, and you simply pay as you go.

This time, we're introducing more capabilities for your agents. With Monid, your agents can now:

• Run real SEO and search intelligence

• Enrich companies and people, verify contacts, build B2B lead lists

• Generate voice, music, video (Seedance 2.5), images, and 3D models

• Read social media: TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Reddit, LinkedIn, and Facebook

• Check domain reputation, DNS, company registries

• Track on-chain activity, token prices, and prediction markets like Polymarket

• Read public markets: equities, derivatives, insider trading

• Actually do things: place phone calls, send SMS, drive a browser

• Cover verticals most APIs miss: real estate, vehicle history, jobs, software reviews

You can use Monid in any platform now, including Claude Code, Codex, Hermes Agent, Cursor, Windsurf, OpenClaw, Claude Chat, ChatGPT, and more.

To get started, send this to your agent:

set up https://monid.ai/SKILL.md

Everyone here gets $1 in free credits. Try it and tell me what your agent does with it.

I'll be around all day to answer questions 👋

I first installed monid skill in March when it was only connected to 200+ endpoints.

I was not sure if another skill would add any value at first, but quickly discovered Monid as the the one skill that my agent calls for multiple times every day -> Not surprising, since agents do web searches, genertions, social media monitoring everyday -- but now with one key for everything, I don't have to manage multiple api platforms (HUGE entropy reduce!!)

Happy user since then.

Just asked Codex to audit my past week, and it says Monid saved me at least 15 hrs (of searching + setting up tools) + saved me several hundred bucks.

It's THE agent-native era of tool-use Monid is building. Bullish.

Really like the idea of one key for everything. How do you handle rate limits across the underlying APIs?

Huge fan of Monid. I use it everyday with like zero effort. I have it connected to Claude so when I ask it to do some analysis or research something for me, it automatically knows to use Monid to get me the real underlying data and not make stuff up.

It's honestly like a super power!

Hi PH 👋 I’m Feiyou, cofounder of Monid, the OpenRouter for agent tools.

We built Monid because we kept running into the same problem while building agents ourselves: agents could reason about what to do, but actually giving them reliable access to the outside world was still painful.

Over the last few months, we’ve added a lot more tools people love, but we’ve also spent a huge amount of time making Monid a better execution layer for agents.

A few things that are meaningfully different now:

• Smarter routing: we track endpoint reliability and latency so agents can make better decisions about what to use.

• Stateful resources: agents can create things like phone numbers, keep them around, and use them across tasks for calls and texts.

• Durable execution: longer-running tool calls and workflows can survive failures and continue reliably instead of depending on a single request succeeding.

There’s still a lot to build, but Monid today is much closer to the infrastructure we originally wanted for our own agents.

Excited to launch it again 🚀

How does Monid decide which API or tool is the best match when a agent has several opions available?

Great product and fantastic team. keep it coming!

Amazing product, love the concept, I'm a user!

Can we connect to multiple accounts for some tools, like if I have multiple Gmail, Instagram, TikTok accounts?

Hey PH 👋 I’m Jasper, Founding GTM at Monid.

Today we’re launching Monid, the OpenRouter for agent tools.

One connection gives your agent access to 1,800+ APIs across search, SEO, company data, social, finance, media generation, phone calls, browsers, and more.

No separate accounts. No subscriptions. Just discover, use, and pay per call.

Would love your feedback ❤️

What are the most popular tools among your users?

Finding an API is often easy; figuring out which provider is actually worth using for a particular task is the painful part.

congrats on the launch!! been using Monid for a while now — can’t imagine paying for all those subscriptions again :)

We build a platform that currently uses Nango to provide this functionality to our users. Do you have anything that would let our users browse integrations and choose which ones to connect on their behalf directly on our site?

With 1,800 APIs how do you handle multiple providers satisfying the same intent? Is it semantic matching, ranking by ttfb, cost?

The no-subscription approach caught my attention. Paying only when an agent actually uses a tool feels more aligned with how agent workflows work.

Can developers set spending limits per agent or per tool to prevent unexpected usage costs?

Congrats on the PH launch, @shengkun_ye ! 🎉 Monid nails the “OpenRouter for agent tools” vibe – no more signing up for 10+ platforms just to test one API, and no more wasted subscriptions. That’s a huge relief 😂

I’m especially impressed by runtime discovery and execution – SEO intelligence, B2B lead enrichment, Polymarket data, even video generation with Seedance 2.5. It turns agents from “toy” into “real workers”. Great breadth!

One constructive thought: with 1,800+ APIs, how does discovery work – keyword matching or semantic search? If agents could describe tasks in plain English (e.g., “find trending AI tools in the last 3 days”) and Monid auto-suggests & orchestrates the best API combo, that would unlock even more runtime magic. Also, would you consider a “task-level cost dashboard” so teams can see which mission burns the most budget?

Im about to search all the people with free Apollo people search! 😈

The runtime discovery plus payment part is the interesting bit here for me. Curious how u handle spend limits when the agent itself is choosing which Api to use? Feels like that gets important very quickly at scale.

it's been a game changer using Monid. Let's me test out many services real quickly. Congrats on the launch!

Huge fan of Monid! Been using it for various cold outreach efforts, e.g. API calls to X, Apollo etc

@shengkun_ye amazing tool, i mean paying for a whole month when you only need a tool once or twice is annoying.
One balance for all of this is much easier than signing up and adding card details everywhere.
Asking the agent and letting it find what it needs sounds handy too.
Would be good to see a few real jobs with the full cost shown from start to finish.

OpenRouter takes 5% of the model cost. Do you also charge a small percentage of the API cost?

The payment part is what makes this more interesting to me. If agents can handle tool costs at runtime, that could simplify a lot of multi API workflows.

I like that the focus is on letting agents discover and use tools themselves rather than making developers write up every API manually.

Congratulations on the launch TEAM. seems this is more useful.

Really love the idea and will be trying this out! Do you guys support x402 as well?

Hey Product Hunt

I'm Rahul, the founder of @Browzer, a tool to put your technical content & docs workflows on autopilot.

We built it because in the previous iteration, I noticed 30% of our free trial users were DevRels who used our product to create product guides for their web-apps.

I decided to pivot into building a tool to automate the most time consuming parts of DevRel's job - creating blogs, quickstarts, cookbooks, demo videos, and other digital resources, so that you got more time to focus on what you love doing, the IRL stuff like building communities & talking to users.

With Browzer, you can connect your codebase, and through our agent mode, you can prompt Browzer to create any technical content that you like. This can also be put on a schedule, so you have fresh content that churns out every week. Content queues up in your Library for you to then review and publish.

We have a free 1-week trial, and paid plans for using Browzer thereafter.

Would love to get any feedback from the PH community, especially from anyone building devtools.

I'm here all day to answer questions the community might have!

In case you'd like to have a longer convo with me you can reach me at rahul@trybrowzer.com or +1 (716) 398-2852.

The SEO and AEO content support is a nice addition alongside the developer docs. Curious how much control users have over the writing style.

firstly congratulation for the launch, for me the self healing documentation idea is the standout feature. code changes often happen much faster than the docs can keep up.

This looks really useful! One question on privacy/IP protection - how are you handling this? Connecting a codebase sounds like an intelectual property leakage risk (but that's just my marketer-at-a-corp-environment perspective, I'd be curious to know if it actually a risk or just a perceived one)

The video content generation is no less than a boom. It saves your so much hours of the efforts & time that goes in scripting, editing and this that. Browzer makes it supereasy. You just say it - and Browzer makes it ready to publish. All built for your product - in the way you love it.
- from the founding engineer

Nice features, I have seen teams spend hours updating examples and changelogs manually. Automating that repetitive work could be a real time saver.

I have always found keeping docs updated after a release more painful than writing them in the first place. This looks like a useful way around that.

I manage a dev team and our changelog is always at least a week behind our product releases. If this really can automatically fill this gap for me, then I'll sign up right now.

Really interesting! I saw you can generate videos - what other ways can I use what Browzer's context is on my product?

What happens when the generated content does no fully match the actual implementation?

Docs on the site I do SEO for go stale within a week of a release. Does auto-updating keep the human phrasing, or does it read like a changelog?

Interesting touch which is the demo video generation. I can see it being especially useful when a developer needs to understand a product quickly.

am curious how this performs with a messy or older codebase. thats usually where documentation tools get seriously tested.

what stood out to me is how Browzer keeps the content tied to the actual code. in practice that could save developers a lot time updating docs and exp after small code changes.

How do you handle cases where the workflow changes slightly but the existing documentation is still mostly correct?

Congrats @rahulkumaran4 & team!

Again thanks for sharing another cool product @fmerian <3

How does Browzer handle a large repo with multiple services and different documentation owners?

the self-heal on merge part is the interesting bit to me - how granular is the trigger? like if I rename a variable that shows up in a code snippet inside a guide but the surrounding explanation is still 100% accurate, does Browzer regenerate the whole page or just patch the snippet? asking because I've used doc tools before where "auto-heal" ended up meaning "rewrite everything every time," which creates its own review burden even if nothing important actually changed.

This is huge. Have you considered expanding this for technical content creation as well?

Cool! Can your service generate documentation directly in Confluence?

Hey Product Hunt

I am Shaheer, founder of Articos. I spent years in product at Cloudways (acquired for $350M) and at DigitalOcean. Every time we planned a launch, positioning, or new angle, the same thing happened: real audience input cost thousands of dollars and took 4 to 8 weeks, sometimes more. So teams shipped on gut after a Slack debate.

Articos helps SaaS teams, agencies, and founders launch with confidence, not gut. Get structured user insights and feedback in under 30 minutes at a fraction of cost

Here's how it works:

1. Pick your research type (message testing, landing page testing, user interview, A/B test)

2. Share what you're testing, where it will run, and who it's for

3. Get findings from simulated personas matched to your ICP

Why teams use Articos:

• Peer-reviewed methodology across 46 studies in 9 industries, 86% accurate against Baymard and Nielsen Norman

• 7.5x more accurate than ChatGPT or Claude for the same research task

• Every finding traces back to specific persona reasoning

• White-label reports for agencies presenting to clients

Used by PMMs, growth teams, agencies, and founders at Instacart, HiJiffy, and DealHub, plus hundreds of teams shipping without a research budget.

We just shipped live calls with personas. You can now talk to your simulated audience in real time.

For Product Hunt makers: PH40 gets you 40% off Starter and Pro monthly plans, launch week only. Or try free with 2 researches, no card required.

We'd love your honest feedback. What decision would you test first?

Huge thanks to our hunter Chris Messina for hunting us today.
— Shaheer

In prepping for this launch, @shaheergadit and @owais_khan22 ran my @Minara tagline rewrite through Articos live.

The original “Run your own Wall Street” scored 4.5 (which is still on their homepage) while my rewrite—“Research, plan and invest in one chat”—scored 6.2.

Minara reached #1 on their Product Hunt launch, demonstrating that differentiated language won't matter much if nobody gets what you're trying to say!

Articos lets you test messaging against simulated personas matched to your ICP, and then interrogate their reasoning, and get a report back in under 30 minutes.

If you're prepping for your [Product Hunt] launch and arguing over copy in Slack… try Articos as the dealbreaker!

A friend introduced me to @Articos several weeks back. Since then I have been close to Articos and Shaheer and it's been fascinating to see how they have evolved and grown.

Testing this out right now for an upcoming campaign, the UI is really clean so far.

Congrats on the launch @owais_khan22 and @shaheergadit ! Just signed up and tested Articos. The onboarding is incredibly fast.

I also really liked how many questions it asks before giving you the final insights. It feels surprisingly detailed rather than just generating a quick generic AI response.

Could Articos eventually generate personas from Reddit threads, G2 reviews, X post/Product Hunt or public community discussions? Probably to share a social media and to try to do a quick research?

the peer review detail gives me a bit more confidence in the approach. I’m curious how closely the simulated responses tend to match feedback from actual users.

Wellows has been an early user of Articos. We have used Articos to conduct user interviews and find unmet needs of our potential target audience. The insights really helped us shape our ICP and positioning.

Amazing work done by Articos and team. Good luck:)

How does Articos compare to running an actual user panel through one of the message testing platforms? I am sure faster, but how's the quality holding up here?

All the best for the launch @owais_khan22

The standard way of creating positioning maps and messaging pillars have always been doing comprehensive internal stakeholders interviews, customer interviews, reading in-depth market research, looking at the competition (where it stands, what kind of customers they attract) and probable proof (benchmarks, use case based outcomes).

I will put Articos to test in couple of days for a client I am working with and see what it brings me back. I will definitely circle back with the results.

Congrats on the launch, Shaheer and Owais.

I found Articos when I was looking to evaluate the business concept/idea of a virtual event management agency (now we call it EventLoop). We were validating the concept with potential buyers but that process was slow and we wanted to get off the ground quickly so we used Articos to validate the idea with its generated personas. We not only validated the idea but also improved the messaging based on the report.

User research often gets pushed aside when teams are moving fast. Having something that makes the first round of research easier makes a lot of sense to me

Got the taste of the tool, and I think it can be very helpful, especially when there's no time to run real user panels, and you need to check your ideas quickly

White label reporting angle is huge for agencies trying to validate copy directions to sceptical cleints. good work team.

This is great!! I've been using Articos to test out messaging before making it live anywhere! Love the insights it has provided

Positioning is one of those things that can look obvious internally but completely different to a potential customer. This could be a useful reality check for me

u said 86.3% recall at 49.2% precision, so abt half the themes are noise. is there a confidence score per theme so i know which to trust?

Congrats on the launch! Really interesting approach to testing messaging and positioning against ICP-specific personas before taking it live. One question though - how different does the feedback get when you test the same messaging across different personas?

I love that it traces findings back to specific persona reasoning rather than just giving a generic AI summary.

We used Articos to test landing pages and understand the unmet needs of our target audience. It’s a great tool

The “talk to your simulated audience” part is actually pretty interesting. This could save a lot of teams from making decisions based on gut feeling alone. Congrats on the launch!

I launched here on Sunday and what decided the day was not positioning, it was whether a curator featured it. Can research see that coming?

Hey Product Hunt! 🚀

I'm the co-founder of CleanShot, and I'm super excited to finally launch CleanShot 5.0 with Studio Mode and the new Video Editor!

Our mission with this was very simple: make the editor as powerful as possible while keeping it minimalistic and beautifully designed.

And the best part? It's still a fully native Mac app with great UX and performance.

The Studio Mode is available on all CleanShot plans. No subscription required.

We're just getting started, and we have a lot of new stuff planned for the Video Editor, but I'm excited to hear your feedback! 🙌

I love this app. It's essential on a Mac. Looking forward to giving 5.0 a shot.

Finally!!!!! Long-time user of Cleanshot, hands-down my favourite screenshot product. I'd purchased Screen Studio a while back cos this didn't exist. Can't wait to try it now

Looks like Cleanshot is slowly pivoting towards screen recording to compete with Screenstudio and others

I dont quite get the upgrade from the build in Mac OS functionality to take screenshots, record video. not trolling can you give me 2 sentences of what this enables me to do ? I see editing but thats bout it, no? downloading a copy know but wish the value was more clear. thank you

Most of my screen recordings end up on a landing page, where file size decides if the page still loads fast. What does Studio Mode export at?

What a cool product, congrats team for your launch!

my favorite screenshot app just got better. :)

Can it do these kinds of 3d pano animations of screen recordings. The ones that look really interesting for Hero sections on websites etc?

fred's point abt screenshots giving agents context is exactly what i'd use it for. does studio mode keep the raw cursor path so zooms can be redone after?

Cleanshot has been one of my favourite mac apps for a while, I've evangelised numerous colleagues to get it and use it dozens of times a day to bring context to agents and humans. The new release looks like a huge addition that I'm sure I'll use for the more polished screen recordings I need to do!

Auto-detecting my existing keys is the part I'd push back on. That key is usually already funding something else, and now a local agent that can run terminal commands is drawing on the same balance with no separate cap. Multiplayer makes it sharper, a teammate's shared session spends my quota and I find out at the end of the month. A per-session token budget in the config would cover most of it.

The team feature seems like the true hero hero here. No one has done that yet. Anyone know if there is a short version of the 55min video somewhere?

the multiplayer piece is what makes me pause a bit. if the agent runs locally and can touch files/browser on my machine, and now a teammate can join my session - do they just see the output, or can they see the actual file paths and browsing history it's operating on along the way? for solo use that's fine, but "shared session" + "local machine access" is a combo I'd want scoped pretty carefully before handing a teammate a live view into my desktop.

Hello Product Hunt community 👋

I'm Paul, the founder of Parasocial.

I'm a podcast addict. I listen at night in bed, so I need a sleep timer that works. I dig through decades-old archives, so I need audio processing that rescues unmastered tape. I want comedy to stay with comedy and history to stay with history without ever sorting anything by hand. I want my episodes on my phone the second they are published, not after six hours of refreshing. I've paid for every other player, and none of them kept up with my needs.

So I built Parasocial, because podcasts should be a joy to listen to. We fixed everything you hate about podcast players. We built a player that checks every box, and we won't stop there.

Three things no other player does:

⚡️ Speedy Network Notifications. Your favorite show drops at the same time every day, and your player still finds out hours later. Ours doesn't wait. Our server is told the moment a show publishes, so the episode is on your device, downloaded for offline listening. No more endless refreshing, no six-hour polling wall.

🔖 Bookmarks and tags, not stars. Fifteen years of listening and I never once found the "favorites" or "stars" useful, so we killed them. Save the episodes you love with tags, then grab them and share them in seconds. Organize the shows you love.

🏆 Parasocial: Share your parasocial relationship with friends, earn superlatives, and share clips or whole shows with deep links for Parasocial users and live weblinks for Paranons.

Plus everything else you'd expect from a top-tier player:

🚀 Fast - your library reads from a database on the device, not the network, so tens of thousands of episodes stay instant

🔎 Better Search - one field searches your own library first and tens of thousands of published shows across every network

✅ Organized - smart playlists built from rules, per-show priorities, and manual overrides that don't break the rule that built the list.

🎧 Trim Gaps and Studio Sound - trim the gaps in the talking 20 times a second and put warmth back under the voice; two hours of talk hands back fifteen minutes without any audio degradation.

🚗 Everywhere - CarPlay built in, a web player for sharing with the Paranons, native on iPhone, iPad and Mac!

💥 Yours - everything syncs across every device with no email, no password, no profile. No ads. Never will be. And when I say never, I mean never.

👀 How it works:

1. Install Parasocial and import your OPML or Advanced OPLM for playlists, priorities, played state, and progress. We're pretty proud of the import. It's the most advanced around. Move from any podcast player that lets you export.

2. Search the directory or paste an RSS feed. Quickly find what you're looking for, whether it's in your library or out there in the ether.

3. Build a smart playlist (or a dumb one).

4. Bookmark, tag and share with friends.

5. Check back after your first week of listening for a "wrapped" style superlative.

What we have in-store:

⌚️ Apple Watch app that works when you leave your phone at home

🗣 On-device transcripts for shows that don't publish their own

🎧 A personal audio locker for the files that aren't podcasts

🪩 More Disco (yes please): the colorway that lights every control in the Super Simple spectrum

📺 Category browsing and recommendations that learn from your habits

And so much more!

Parasocial is free to download on iPhone, iPad and Mac. Two weeks free, then $2.99/month or $14.99/year. No account necessary, no invasive tracking, and in my opinion, the best podcast player ever made.

😻 Please do share any feedback and comments, and of course feel free to share Parasocial with anyone who has given up on their podcast app! We're still building every single day, like it's a full-time job.

Happy listening,

Paul

The clips I want to share are always the 40 seconds in the middle of a 90 minute episode. Does sharing give me that as an audio file or a link?

I love podcasts. I used to work at a podcast app (Podyssey.fm, RIP). After it shut down I ended up on Spotify by default, and honestly Spotify's podcast experience is so bad it made me stop listening to podcasts.

New episodes just wouldn't show up in my feed. I'd find out a week later that a show I follow had dropped three episodes. Eventually I gave up, which is kind of embarrassing for someone who used to do this for a living.

Parasocial's whole pitch is "episodes show up the second they publish," which only makes logical sense!

That's literally the thing I quit podcasts over - ha!

Downloaded this. Everything sense to me in a way current podcast apps don't. Smart playlists, tags instead of stars, no account, works on my Mac.

Feels like it was built by someone who actually listens to podcasts!

Excited to get back into listening. Congrats on the launch, @paulgeller !!

The "get new episodes the moment they publish" line is the part I'd want to understand — are you polling feeds aggressively, or listening on podping/WebSub? I spend most of my time on the publishing side, and the lag between a feed updating and apps actually showing the episode is the thing creators complain about most, so if you've genuinely closed that I'd love to know how. Also curious how sync works with no account required — iCloud, or something else?

I'm curious about smart playlists. How flexible are the rules if your podcast library is quite messy?

The bookmarking and tagging system is a really nice addition. I can see now that it will be quite useful for saving specific moments from long episodes.

Hey Product Hunt 👋

I'm Gal, founder of Dial.

Last year we were building an AI agent that needed to sign itself up for a service. It got all the way through the form, hit "we've texted you a code," and just... stopped. Dead. There was no workaround. A fully autonomous agent, defeated by six digits sent to a phone it didn't have.

This isn't an AI that answers your phone. It's a phone number that belongs to your AI.

Every agent framework has gotten very good at giving agents tools. But the moment an agent needs to exist in the physical world - verify an identity, call a human, receive a text - it hits a wall that was built for people:

- No way to provision a number programmatically
- Registration paperwork that takes weeks before the first text sends
- Per-seat pricing that makes no sense when you have 100 agents
- No way for an agent to read an inbound code
- Webhooks you have to host and route yourself

So we built the thing we wanted: one API call, and your agent has a real phone number in about 10 seconds.

What it can do:
- Place and receive voice calls, with real-time transcription, using your own LLM or ours
- Send and receive SMS in 200+ countries
- Message over iMessage from its own number, with automatic RCS/SMS fallback
- Read inbound codes, so phone-gated signups stop being a dead end
- One webhook, one format, every channel

The fastest way to see it: paste this into Claude Code, Cursor, Grok Bot, Codex or any agent -

Get yourself a Dial phone number and call me. Say hello and that setup is working, then ask if I have any questions. Follow https://getdial.ai/skills.md

It signs itself up, provisions its own number, and your phone rings. No dashboard, no human in the loop. That's the whole pitch, and you can verify it in about 30 seconds.

We'll be here all day. What's the first thing you'd have your agent call or text? Genuinely curious - the answers to this are how we've picked most of the roadmap so far.

you can also reach us directly at founders@getdial.ai

discord channel - https://discord.com/invite/tEmpesw6GW

Hey guys, this is a super interesting product for a super real problem - makes me question the existence of AI voice agents entirely (and the whole VAD-STT-LLM-TTS stack). Are you using a speech to speech model's API for this?

I'm Omri, Co-Founder & CTO of Dial. 👋

A quick look under the hood, because "give your agent a phone number" turned out to be far less of a thin wrapper than we assumed. Three things were genuinely hard:

1. Making the agent the user, not you. No dashboard step, no API key to copy. The agent fetches a skill doc, signs itself up, provisions its own number and starts using it. Everything a human would click, it does over the same API.

2. One shape for every channel. A voice call, an SMS, an iMessage and a WhatsApp message are four completely different beasts underneath. They all come back to a single webhook in one format, so your agent handles one thing instead of four.

3. Letting an agent wait. dial wait-for message.received blocks until the text lands and hands the code back. That is what turns a phone-gated signup from a dead end into just another step.

Setup is two lines pasted into any agent:

Get yourself a Dial phone number and call me. Follow https://getdial.ai/skills.md

$5 in credit on signup, no card.

I'm around all day. Especially curious what people want the webhook payload to carry that it does not yet.

Love it! Can I add this to my MCP and connect it to my db?

Giving an agent its own phone number feels weirdly obvious after seeing this 😅

Really smart infrastructure layer. Curious how you’re handling number reputation and spam detection as usage scales?

This is a really clean use case for agents. Giving them a real number in seconds feels like a missing piece. Congrats on the launch!

@galdayan The first thing I'd wire up isn't a signup, it's the agent telling me it's stuck. My biggest time sink this year is a long Codex run that quietly blocks on a question and sits there for half an hour while I assume it's working. A text when it needs a decision would recover more of my week than anything it's ever got wrong. The thing I'd want to know before building on it is what happens when a number goes bad, whether I get told or whether my agent just silently stops receiving codes and looks broken.

Interesting. I see on the website that it’s $3 per number. Is that the same in every country, or does the price vary by country?

If I don’t actually need a number but need to make calls in different countries for bookings, do you offer a calling service without having a number associated with it? If so, how much does it cost?

Seen that product being built from the ground up!
Instead of stitching together a bunch of legacy solution - twilio,vapi and the alikes - you can spin up a number within minutes. The 10DLC feature is the killer capability imop

Pretty Dope @galdayan , This is a sign we are about to go full on Sci Fi and define what the new Sci Fi looks like. I know gated estates that uses a GSM module where the ternants calls the Sim Card attached to the Entrance. Imagine if My agent can handle this when I am a ternant.

Deliveries, Visitors will be able to be handled. Ofcourse this is one of the many usecases.

the dial wait-for message.received bit is the actual unlock, not the number itself. does the agent see the whole sms or just the extracted code?

Love this product so much, from the moment I started reading the docs!

The simplicity, the reliability, the call quality and the customization capabilities are very impressive!

Ofek here, one of the builders

the moment that still get me:

1. you tell your agent to get a phone number,
2. register with a OTP in chat
3. walk away
4. boom a minute later your own phone rings. No dashboard, no signup form, no one clicking anything,

Been using this since the early builds.
I don't sit and wait for Claude to finish anymore- it just texts me when it's done, or calls if it needs a decision from me🔥🧑🏻‍💻

how does the 10dlc works? do I still have to wait weeks to get approved?

Hey Product Hunt,
I'm Dmitry, co-founder of RoundOS.

We built this because we got tired of paying $45 (sic!) a month to see who opened our own pitch deck. That's the whole origin story. We were raising our round, we were paying DocSend, we were pissed.

It didn't stop at the deck. Our own investors started asking for the cap table, the financial model, signed agreements, the stuff diligence actually runs on. That's a full virtual data room, and every VDR provider we looked at gates it behind a sales call and a quote. We built that too, and put it in the same free plan: sections, NDA-gating, watermarking, access groups, all of it.

Every data room does the same things: named links, page-level analytics, access controls, and the diligence layer once things get serious. None of that should cost money in 2026. So the whole feature list is free. No card, no trial, no seat limits.

We make money on Operator, a separate product that reads your round and drafts your follow-ups. That part is optional. The room isn't.

What are the other features we need to add? Custom domains?

I'm reading every comment here; feel free to ask questions or report bugs!

free forever is a bold promise for this category. I’d definitely be curious to see how the product evolves as more teams start using it.

The analytics could be especially useful during fundraising. I’d want to know which pages investors spend time on before my next conversation.

Hey Product Hunt!

Very excited to launch here today!

Fundraising is hard and exhausting enough without having to think about infrastructure and pay for every tool you might need.

It’s especially fun when you’re raising an early round, trying to survive, and still have to pay for basic tools just to run the campaign.

We built our own tool for sharing documents because we needed it ourselves, and now we want to make it available for free.

And we didn’t strip anything out. Customize everything, set up different access levels for different groups and documents, NDAs, watermarks, real-time analytics - you name it.

Just log in, set up your room, and run with it. As simple as that!

Of course, we tried to make everything as simple as possible, but if you find something confusing, annoying, or broken, I’d be very happy to hear about it.

Same goes for feature requests. If there’s something you think a data room should have, tell us!

Congrats team! Can I set an expiration date for access?

Interesting idea. Any plans for integrations with Drive/Dropbox?

custom domains matter less than link expiry imo. investors forward decks and u lose the room. does the free plan let me kill a link after a set date?

Hi everyone!

A camera inside a toothbrush sounds like overengineering, until you see what Dyson is using it for.

CameraJet watches for the gaps between your teeth as you brush. When it finds one, it fires a small conical jet of mouthrinse into that gap. Brushing and flossing happen in the same pass.

The rest is very Dyson. The tank still jets when the handle is sideways, and the dock refills it in about three seconds. You can stream the camera to MyDyson too, but mostly it’s there to tell the brush where to jet.

$499.99 is a lot for a toothbrush. I still like that they spent six years trying to automate the part of oral care most people skip!😬🪥

Only thing i'm seeing is that now, you have a camera in your bathroom 😂😂

Creepy. I might buy it

Woah! This is so weirdly interesting that I wanna buy!

Even my dad, who's a dentist, would probably look at this and admit it actually serves a genuinely useful purpose by doing the flossing for you while you brush!

Camera? No thanks 😅

Why do I want this? Because I hate flossing. Yes...

I'll wait for the gold-plated version.

Hey PH community 👋

Excited to hunt Claude Fable 5.1 today!

Anthropic has shipped a lot of models, but this one reads like a direct response to what builders kept asking for: better results on long, agentic work, real answers on price and data retention, and safeguards that get out of the way for legitimate use.

Here's a terrific example of what it can do. Alex gave it a picture of a property lot. It designed a house for the lot, rendered it, and produced a cinematic walkthrough 🤯

The pricing move is what stands out to me.

Cache reads got cheaper, so typical workloads cost about 25% less than Fable 5, and highly agentic runs can save up to 45%. Pair that with Low and Medium effort modes that match or beat Fable 5 output, and you're getting more model for less money.

Cybersecurity false positives are down 60% too, which anyone who has hit a wall mid-task will appreciate.

It's also live day one across the major AI gateways, including Netlify's, so you can drop it into an existing stack without touching your keys or config.

Go take it for a spin and tell the team what you build in comments 🚀

i'm seeing things about fable i couldn't believe

@thisiskp_ Love Fable, the example is really terrific !

The pricing change is the interesting part. Better models are great until you actually run agents all day and see the bill 😅 Curious how well Medium effort holds up on long coding tasks vs fable 5

hi Shawn-Marc the idea of something quietly sitting in the background and giving me a gut check on a face or a voice is genuinely reassuring.
So many messages landing in my inbox lately make me pause, and having a second opinion right there feels like real peace of mind.

Great move partnering with scam.ai for shared datasets, most detection tools act like they're the only ones seeing new fakes. Congrats on the launch!

Don’t sleep on this product! I wish I could handle stich like this 10 years ago when I was in the print industry!

Hey Product Hunt 👋

I'm Nemanja from Dynamic Mockups, where 50,000+ brands and POD sellers make their product mockups. Today we're launching Stitch, the first embroidery digitizing agent.

Some context if you've never sent artwork to an embroidery shop: machines don't read images. Before anything gets stitched, a digitizer has to translate the artwork into stitch instructions - which regions get satin and which get fill, what angle the stitches run, how dense they sit, how much pull compensation to add so the fabric doesn't pucker, and other time-consuming stuff. It's also the industry's bottleneck: $10-50 and about a day of turnaround if lucky, on every single design. Shops turn down small orders because digitizing eats the margin. Sellers who want to offer embroidery are afraid to start.

Auto-digitizing software has been around for years, but getting into it is a ton of work and dedication.

So we built an agent that works the way a professional digitizer works. Stitch reads your artwork and narrates what it sees. It writes a stitch plan region by region, with the reasoning attached. It picks a thread palette. And it tells you what it can't do well, so you get the compromises before production and sew.

After only 15 seconds, you get all of it in your browser:

🧵 A lifestyle preview on a product mockup
🧵 A machine-ready Tajima DST file (or PES and EXP)
🧵 A production sheet for the operator
🧵 The stitch count so that you can quote on the spot

We also created an embroidery studio if you want to go into detail: per-region control over stitch treatment, angle, density, thread finish, and 3D puff; a density heatmap that flags trouble spots; and a stitch player that runs the full needle path at up to 50×.

It's free to try right now.

Post your logo or artwork in the comments, and I'll run it through Stitch and reply with the stitched result. I'll be here all day. 🚀

This would be so freaking useful in my designer days

This is really a smart product, and people desperately need it on POD and those Pinterest moms, they are will be thrilled to see this

Hey everyone 👋

I am the COO at Dynamic Mockups and I will be answering your questions today.

For the creators asking how Stitch was built:

It all started in our analytics. Interest in the embroidery decoration method kept climbing in PostHog - but every one of those users still went to other tools to get their artwork digitized and they were waiting too long to get it digitized to place it on a product mockups within our platform. We found the product in the funnel before it was ever on a roadmap and we want to make it easier and faster.

Our question was simple "can an agent actually plan stitches like a digitizer?" and then we started going deeper and deeper each day. A couple of weeks later - the first version of Stitch was born. Now, it handles extremely complex cases just like a digitizer with a lot of expertise and creativity.

And one shoutout to the professional digitizers who stress-tested the early builds and told us exactly where to improve. The Stitch improved a lot thanks to them.

Most AI output is wrong for free. This one is wrong at the cost of thread, stabiliser and machine time, which changes what the preview has to earn. I'd want confidence per region on that production sheet, not just stitch count, because the file that looks clean in preview and puckers on the third colour change is the one that costs someone a client.

I love projects like this! Bringing AI into the real world is a great idea. By the way, you could partner with some equipment manufacturer and create a machine that can mass-produce custom-made clothes: describe what you want online, approve the design, and a week later receive the finished garment by mail. I’d be the first customer of such a service ;)

Hi everyone! I'm introducing Touchy, along with my co-founders @kevzwang and @rohit_agarwal26 !

Touchy is an iOS voice assistant that understands the world around you and interacts with all the apps and platforms you interact with on a daily basis.

We made this product to make interacting with the world visually a whole lot better, and also to let you live in the moment. You don't have to flip between several apps to get stuff done, instead you can ask Touchy and it'll coordinate them for you. Whether it's figuring out if you've got everything on your grocery list, calling a ride to your next event, or helping you cook a good dinner, Touchy can help you out :)

Try it out and let us know what you think!

congrats on launch! Curious about can we just store the pics and find them when in need?

We love all the hype around Touchy and are actually hitting rate limits with our providers! We are working on getting the reliability up, for now the latency might be affected. Please bear with us--we should get the speed up very soon!

Hey Product Hunt! 👋

I built Doop because most design tools aren't built to work with AI agents like Claude Code or Codex as first class citizens. Syncing memory between agents and making they follow guidelines and decisions was super hard. So I decided to build Doop, an open source Claude Design and Paper Design alternative.

Doop is an infinite canvas where AI agents are real collaborators: you see their cursors, they stream designs frame by frame, they review each other's work, and they share one memory of your decisions, design taste and context.

A few things I care about:

• Bring your own AI: connect the Claude or ChatGPT subscription you already pay for.

• No platform tokens, no markup.

• Any MCP agent can join a canvas: Claude, Codex, Cursor, OpenClaw…

• Doop is open source

I'd love to hear what you'd have your agents design first. Ask me anything!

Looks amazing! Congratulations on the launch @kevin_goedecke!

Congrats on the launch! I've been using Doop to design ad creatives with Claude and it's great 👍

shared memory across claude and codex is the part i want most, agents forgetting design decisions is the usual pain. is that memory a file in my repo or hosted?

This is so cool! Can't wait to use it 🔥🔥

Hey Product Hunt 👋 Hai here, co-founder of Userlens.

At our last startup, Wudpecker, we had 20K users and 1,000+ customers. Still, we often learned too late that an user had stopped getting value.

That experience led us to build the first version of Userlens for founders, builders and customer-facing teams. But over time, we realized churn begins much earlier than renewal. It begins when users miss, misunderstand, or never adopt what you ship.

So we rebuilt Userlens around that moment.

Today, we’re launching Lumi: an adoption agent that gives every user the attention founders give their first ten customers.

Lumi:

• Combines your warehouse and product analytics into a living understanding of every account

• Identifies exactly who needs help with a feature, and why

• Drafts personal guidance based on each user’s actual behavior

• Follows your goals, tone, frequency limits, and guardrails

• Measures whether product behavior changed, not merely whether a message was opened

Nothing sends without your approval.

We built Lumi for founders, product, growth, and customer teams that ship quickly and want adoption to keep pace.

Product Hunt offer:Try us out with $500 free credit!

If you’re building a product where users are only scratching the surface of what it can do, we’d love for you to try Lumi out at ws.userlens.io

cracked founder, keep going!

measuring behaviour change instead of opens is the harder thing to fake. the approval gate before anything sends is what makes it usable inside a real team imo.

Hey Product Hunt 👋

I'm Sonny, and I build Onset.

Onset is a release notes tool. The most common thing I hear from users is a confession: "we stopped posting updates." Writing the changelog is the last thing standing between you and being done with a release, so it slips. Then it's three months of shipped work nobody knows about.

Your agent already knows what shipped, it wrote half of it. It just had no way to publish.

That's Onset MCP. Point Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client at your workspace and say "write up what we shipped this week." It reads your releases and roadmap, drafts the notes, and publishes to your public page. You review before it goes out, always.

Setup is one config block: https://docs.onset.io

It works on the free plan, which is free forever: unlimited releases, 1,000 subscribers, custom domain, no card.

I'd love to know what you'd want it to do that it doesn't yet. I'm here all day.

The branded changelog is a nice touch. Customers can actually see what changed without having to dig throught technical updates.

It would be useful to have different templates for major releases, small fixes, and security updates. That could save even more editing time.

How much control do you have over the tone and level of detail before the relaese notes gets published?

I like that the focus is not just on writing notes, but also scheduling and publishing them. That makes the whole process feel more complete.

Can the agent pull change directly from a GitHub PR and turn them into a customer friendky update?

Release notes are easy to postpone after shipping. I like the idea of making them part of the same workflow instead of another task to remember.

We’re very excited to launch this one! Let us know if you have any feedback or try it out.

Hello Product Hunt community 👋

We’re excited to open source HydraDB today.

What is HydraDB?

Our goal is to support modern AI use cases like agent memory, company brain, and ontologies. A lot of agents today are built with vectorDBs or stitch together multiple around semantic similarity: embed something, retrieve closest chunks, and pass to models. 

But similarity isn’t always relevance. Moreover, information in isolation doesn’t work well for agents. They come back with more questions about that single chunk than answers or work done.

HydraDB is a graph database, built on object storage, written in Rust, for intelligent AI that requires context extremely fast, maintains state over time, all while making it extremely cost efficient.

Context an agent needs is a notion page connected to your emails, messages, and 10 other documents so that your agent gets to choose how much context is enough to complete some work. That’s when it gets a “brain” that hold a relationship, a dependency, a sequence of events, a previous decision, or a fact that has since been superseded. It’s an intelligent graph. 

Why did we build it?

As we worked on AI systems, we kept running into the same problem: models were getting better and eventually reaching a point where intelligence is no longer a bottleneck, but the context they received was still fragmented and lossy.

Enterprise data lives across Slack, Jira, Gmail, GitHub, Drive and dozens of other systems. Agents need to understand not just the individual pieces of data, but how those pieces relate to each other. The same thing shows up in agent memory, code intelligence, knowledge systems, security, and other domains.

We think graphs are going to become an increasingly important part of the context layer for AI. We built HydraDB to make your AI relationally aware, give it connected context easier to store, retrieve, and reason over.

So what are we launching today?

Today we’re open-sourcing HydraDB.

You can now run it yourself, build on top of it, inspect how it works, and tell us where it breaks.

We’re especially excited to see what people build around:

• agent memory and long-term context

• GraphRAG and knowledge retrieval

• enterprise knowledge and ontologies

• code and dependency graphs

• multi-hop reasoning

Why open source?

Because we don’t think the next generation of AI infrastructure should be something developers have to take on faith. AI needs to be sovereign and something you own. 

If HydraDB is going to become useful infrastructure, developers should be able to run it themselves, understand it, extend it, benchmark it, and push it into use cases we haven’t thought of.

We also know we won’t figure this out alone.

A big reason for this launch is to get HydraDB into the hands of people building real systems and learn from what they do with it.

So if you try it, we’d love to hear:

• What did you build?

• What worked?

• What was painful?

• And what would make HydraDB dramatically more useful for you?

Thanks for checking us out and special s/o to everyone who has helped us get here ❤️

I built Roadie after getting tired of macOS jumping to display speakers or the wrong microphone whenever a device reconnected. The idea is deliberately simple: set priority lists once, then let the menu-bar app handle the churn without fighting intentional manual choices. Roadie is local-first, captures no audio, and needs no microphone permission. This is the 0.9.2 Early Access launch, so feedback on device compatibility and switching behavior is especially welcome.

Hey Product Hunters,

I switched to Grok Build as my coding agent and missed one feature: controlling local sessions from my phone.

Le voilà, Porte — French for “door” — an open-source remote control for Grok Build.

How it works:
1. Install the Porte plugin in Grok.
2. Run /remote-control and pair your phone.
3. Start or continue local conversations from your phone.

Porte currently lets you:
- Read transcripts live, including tool calls, diffs, file output, and Grok
responses.
- Send prompts, attach files, run slash commands, and stop a turn.
- Allow or deny permission requests without granting broad approval.
- Open existing conversations or start one in a known local repository.

- View git diff of changes to easily review Grok's work.

Grok and your repository files stay on your machine. Porte preserves Grok’s directory, configuration, sandbox, and permission rules. Porte stores your account, pairing data, and conversation transcripts so your phone can access them.

Last but not least - it's 100% free and open-source.

Try Porte: https://useporte.dev
Source code: https://github.com/alexander-zue...