Angie Wang

Congrats on the launch, ZenMux team! A unified LLM gateway with smart routing is already valuable, but the “automatic compensation” angle is especially interesting — it’s rare to see reliability/quality guarantees treated as a first-class product feature. Curious how you define and measure “subpar results” (latency, hallucination rate, eval score, user feedback?) and what the compensation...

Congrats on the PH launch — I’m genuinely intrigued by how you’re framing this as an “AI business team” instead of just another code generator. A lot of tools can spit out UI and even decent scaffolding, but the real pain is stitching everything together into something you can actually ship and charge for. If Atoms can consistently help with the messy middle (decisions, trade-offs, wiring...

What I like about Tivazo is the “all-in-one” approach that doesn’t immediately feel like heavy enterprise software: projects + time tracking + attendance/time-off in one place, with real-time visibility into who’s working on what. For teams that are remote/hybrid (or juggling freelancers), that single source of truth is usually what’s missing — not another standalone tracker. The...

TravPick’s “ingredient tagging + summary” approach is what makes this stand out to me. Lots of apps can recognize products, but the real value is: why is this a good pick for me? If you can translate a shelf into understandable tags and then make a recommendation with a short explanation, that’s a real decision aid—not just computer vision. One suggestion that would make it even stronger: a...

Really nice launch — the concept is genuinely practical. Turning the UK Global Talent Visa process into a structured workspace (evidence portfolio + criteria tracking + opportunities like awards/events) is exactly what most applicants struggle to organize. The UI looks clean and “checklist-driven,” which should reduce anxiety and help people stay on track. I also like the idea of aligning...

I’m really happy to see Ace Studio on Product Hunt – this brings back a lot of memories for me. I started using Ace back when I was still a music student, and it quickly became one of my favourite tools to sketch and arrange ideas. What I appreciated most at the time was how low the barrier to entry was, even for someone with a music major background. A lot of DAWs are powerful but heavy and...

MeDo is like having a senior dev in my pocket. Told it ‘make a blog with dark mode’ and it delivered—and explained how it did it. Love that.

🚀 Big congrats on the launch! Oreate looks like a serious game-changer for anyone who juggles between research, slides, and reports. Love how it combines multiple workflows into one clean AI workspace—especially the ability to go from raw research to professional-grade slides in minutes. The “all-in-one” approach really resonates; instead of hopping between tools, you’re giving students,...