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Spark flips online dating. No swiping, no photo contests.
Each day you match with someone new and a topic. Chat for 10 minutes — just words.
After time's up, both decide: Spark ✨ or Pass. Mutual Sparks unlock full chat.
🔥 Topics First — Icebreakers, deep questions, fun prompts
⏱️ 10-Min Chats — Connect without wasting your day
📊 Insights — Chemistry scores after each chat
🤝 Mutual Only — No one-sided messaging
Real attraction starts with real conversation.
Spark - Chat on Real TopicsDate with words, not looks. 10-min chats on real topics.
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm the solo dev behind Spark. I built this because dating apps today are basically photo contests — you judge someone in 2 seconds and most conversations go nowhere. Spark is different: you get a topic and 10 minutes with a stranger. No photos, no profiles. Just a real conversation. Then you both decide if there's a spark. What surprised me most during development: people...
Spark - Chat on Real TopicsDate with words, not looks. 10-min chats on real topics.
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"Cursor for video editing" — okay you have my attention. As someone who uses Cursor daily for coding, the idea of an AI that actually understands what's in my footage and makes editing decisions for me sounds incredible. I've been wanting to make short demo videos for my apps but always gave up at the editing stage because it takes forever. If this can take raw screen recordings and turn them...
CardboardCursor for video editing
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This is one of those "why didn't this exist sooner" ideas. I'm so tired of AI responses being giant walls of text when what I actually need is a table or a card. The fact that it works with GPT, Claude, and Google ADK with just 2 lines of code is really appealing — nobody wants to be locked into one model these days. One question: how does it handle streaming? Like if the AI is generating a...
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Oh this is cool — I love that agents here actually have memory and personality instead of being "ask and forget" chatbots. Since you asked for feedback: 1. On security — honestly, the biggest thing for me is visibility. I want to see exactly what each agent has access to and what it did. Audit logs are a must. I build iOS apps and I route all my AI API calls through a proxy just to keep keys...
CoChatOpenclaw for Teams that is secure, collaborative, autonomous
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Love the concept of combining posts, messaging, and check-ins into one place. As someone who's built a real-time messaging system from scratch (TCP-based, for a social app), I know how hard it is to get the balance right between "instant" and "async" communication. The async-first approach for small teams makes a lot of sense — not everything needs to be a real-time ping. How do you handle the...
Cushion combines posts, messaging, + check‑ins for better teamwork
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This is super relevant for anyone working across languages. As a developer who builds apps in both English and Chinese, I constantly switch between languages for docs, user feedback, and meetings. The idea of real-time voice translation at 1% of interpreter cost is compelling. How does it handle technical jargon or industry-specific terms — does it learn from context over time?
SaydiReal time voice translation for persona & work
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As someone who's building a social app myself (Spark — a conversation-first matching app), I know how painful it is to build auth, profiles, roles, and moderation from scratch. Having all of that ready out of the box with Supabase is a huge time saver. The self-hosted approach is smart too — data ownership is becoming a real concern for community builders. Quick question: how does it handle...
Supa SocialSelf-host your community platform
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This is a really smart take on the "AI search" space. The visual story format feels way more natural than scrolling through walls of text — especially for topics like recipes, travel, or product comparisons where you actually want to see things. Curious how it handles more technical/code-related queries though. Does it fall back to text for those, or still try to visualize? Either way, love the...
HeywaTappable visual stories instead of ChatGPT text walls
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As an indie iOS developer, this is exciting. A $599 MacBook with Apple silicon means more people can afford to build apps — that's great for the entire developer ecosystem. Curious about the RAM and how it handles Xcode builds. If it can compile Swift projects smoothly, this could be the best entry-level dev machine ever.
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