... down and wrote a five-email welcome sequence and felt pretty good about them. But then a friend said she would read them aloud to me over the phone. I got about two sentences into the first one before I stopped myself. "We're delighted to have you here" is a sentence no one would ever say out loud. "Let's dig into why this is amazing," too. I rewrote all five to imagine explaining the product to someone ...

... want, and Loqua understands your app, screen, language, and tone dictate in Gmail, ask about a chart you're looking at, tell Codex or Claude Code what to change, set reminders, open apps, or have a page read aloud. We believe voice agents are a necessary path to AGI and a core part of physical AI. As a model-first team, Loqua is our first step: our own multimodal model for better transcription, translation, and multimodal Q&A, with ...

... Annotate - annotate the PDF with text, shapes etc. Document stats - statistics regarding the PDF Strip Metadata - remove the meta data from the PDF Slideshow - present the PDF from the app itself Presenter Mode - present with pointers, drawing etc. Read Aloud - read aloud

... want, and Loqua understands your app, screen, language, and tone dictate in Gmail, ask about a chart you're looking at, tell Codex or Claude Code what to change, set reminders, open apps, or have a page read aloud. We believe voice agents are a necessary path to AGI and a core part of physical AI. As a model-first team, Loqua is our first step: our own multimodal model for better transcription, translation, and multimodal Q&A, with ...

... bring value to makers, have a very strong community, real influence, and strong product vision. It s basically a full-time job on its own. But I m planning to start moving in this direction (did I say it aloud ...

... asks Save / Save as draft / Discard; drafts stay yours and are never handed to agents. "+ Task" starts blank. Compact density (View Density) and a Changed-files section with one-click diffs. Agent channel Agents get names you can say aloud (Claude 1, Codex 1) and a shared room: they post which files they are taking, mark them on the graph, and ask each other by name. Two agents heading for the same file is called out before either writes ... ... every design decision for your review so you can agree on a second time (or stop your agent beforehand if you prefer a more hands-on approach). This already goes in the direction of flagging the decision point between alternative

... camera back. The rest of the release grew around the same goal of finished-feeling videos with no editing: captions that transcribe every take with word-by-word highlighting, a teleprompter that turns its own pages as you read aloud, background music that ducks under your voice, a one-click Clean Up Take, hardware that shows up in the pickers the moment you plug it in, and proper support for recording full-screen windows (no more offset cursors or mystery ... ... scrolling releases the zoom - New reframe tool: drag a live yellow frame to redirect any zoom, every adjustment an editable keyframe - Captions transcribe every take, with word-by-word highlighting - The teleprompter turns its own pages as you read aloud

... learns the steps and saves it as a workflow it can repeat any time. No setup. No explaining. Just do it once. Voice Mode : Talk to NeuralAgent. It talks back. Start tasks with your voice, get responses spoken aloud. No typing required. Parallel Agents : NeuralAgent now spawns multiple agents working simultaneously. Research 30 competitors

... know something about the rhythm, tone, or format probably isn t resonating. A good example is narration: the app includes AI narration and he responds well to it, but he very clearly prefers hearing mama read the story aloud. That actually reinforced one of my core product beliefs, the app shouldn t replace the parent, it should support the parent in becoming the storyteller. Comment from Yaoshen Luo(@lyshen): @myrto_skourletou  I really deeply appreciate your detailed and insightful ...

... thank you for 110 upvotes and a bunch of thoughtful comments a few features were asked for, that I will be actively working on - based on your feedback: Thread reading - tap a thread and hear the whole thing read aloud (should we include comments too?) Custom listen lists - pick specific accounts to create a daily audio digest (thanks Kumar!) Topic filtering - only listen to tweets about topics you care about Anything else you'd want to see from a tweet/xeet ...

... bots and fake accounts Improve trust in conversations Clean up spam-heavy communities On the other hand, Reddit has always been built on anonymity , and changes like this could shift how people use the platform entirely. There are also alternative ideas being floated: Zero-knowledge proof verification Device-based authentication Temporary human verification tokens Two questions for the PH community here: If you use Reddit, what would you want: fewer bots or actual anonymity? Should Product Hunt apply the same ... ... Deleted Comment from Ghost Kitty(@ghost-kitty-9642378): Comment Deleted Comment from Ghost Kitty(@ghost-kitty-9642450): Comment Deleted Comment from Rohan Chaubey(@rohanrecommends): @nabeelalihashmi  This is such an underrated frustration before we even get to fewer bots vs

... real time. No passing the phone back and forth. Subtitle Mode: Translate any audio playing around you a lecture, a video call, a TV show, someone speaking at a conference. Live subtitles, instantly. Voice Playback: Hear translations spoken aloud so you can keep your eyes on the conversation, not the screen. We started Seagull as a desktop overlay for video calls -- a floating subtitle bar that translates Zoom meetings, YouTube videos, and podcasts in real time. People loved ...

... Text-only playtesting Start here. Seriously. Put your dialogue in text boxes and watch playtesters read it. You'll cut 30% of your lines before anyone speaks a word. Written dialogue that reads well often sounds terrible spoken aloud, and vice versa. Test the script before you voice it. Phase 2: Record yourself Your phone mic is fine. You're not shipping this. You hear pacing problems immediately You find lines that are too long for gameplay flow It costs ...

... makers I just launched Page Voice a simple AI tool that turns any PDF into a narrated audiobook with synchronized text highlighting. You upload a file, pick an AI voice, and Page Voice reads it aloud while showing the text in real time. The goal was to make reading more accessible, enjoyable, and flexible whether you re studying, working, or multitasking. I built it because sometimes listening to content feels easier and more immersive than scrolling and I wanted ...

... leverage the API technology of Gemini Storybook. Gemini Storybook s Positioning Gemini Storybook is a module by Google s Gemini AI: you enter a story description and the system generates a 10-page illustrated story-book, supporting read-aloud, image uploads, style selection. Its feature focus: quick, simple, personalized 10-page storybook generation. Its strengths: strong branding, low-learning-curve, ideal for fast generation. Its limits: fixed 10 pages structure, single type of output, limited batch or scale-extension options ... ... submit multiple story-tasks at once (for example, submit tasks at bedtime, receive a batch of stories the next morning ), ideal for schools, brand content teams, picture-book libraries. Multiple styles & diverse output: Not just illustration + read-aloud

... ma a" (sounds/it is pronounced like matcha)  and it means small kitty. :) :D Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @julien_rioux  Maybe it would be worth splitting your time into 2 activities to have a balance? Just thinking aloud. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @helga_impalpable  Maybe you can start with gardening first :) Comment from Aryan Sharma(@aryansharma17): Writing about anything in @Notion or Having fun with family. Comment from Helga Razinkova(@helga_impalpable): Oh my, these ...

... controlling 7 ventures altogether remotely. Comment from Sig Eternal(@sig_eternal): Might be an uncommon tip, but Whisperer . Whenever I hit a hard spot in my code, I'll head to a quiet corner. I whisper my code aloud. Yeah I know it sounds a bit weird :) It works (at least for me) because of a few reasons: Whispering helps me catch little syntax errors that my eyes might overlook. Small mistakes stand out more clearly. When I whisper ...

... will work. Then, pick a small group of potential users you trust. Make sure these people are actually indicative of your ideal customer profile (ICP), or the feedback you re getting may lead you astray. Ask them to think aloud as they go through your prototype. Listen closely to where they get stuck, what confuses them, and what excites them. Write everything down. You ll start to see patterns. Some of the feedback should prompt you to make instant changes ...

... nobody can surprise you later) Breathing techniques and non-verbal communication once I interviewed a voice coach for Slovak Forbes and she advised the following techniques/practices: practice non-verbal communication (upright posture) adequate eye contact making grimaces (e.g., alternately pursing your lips and smiling broadly) to activate the jaw muscles imitating different sounds yawning is a great help because it stretches the muscles in the throat the larynx is lower than in the starting position and relaxes. Comment from Aleksandra ... ... practice talking about the value how it solves a real problem. I even rehearse in front of a mirror or record myself. That s brutal honesty, but it works. Shift the mindset I stopped thinking of it as me vs

... logic? Of course we got you covered! -> Link with a Google Spreadsheet to real-time export your results. Next time you need a free survey tool. UXArmy Free plan is sufficient! Keep that credit card for UXArmy Think-aloud recordings and Video calling Interviews :) Kul. Sample Report for Matrix Questions Types of questions / Tasks in UXArmy platform ...

... what worked or failed? I d love to hear your thoughts, experiences, and feature suggestions to shape this platform thanks for any feedback! Comment from Manu Goel(@manu_goel2): I think its a good idea but just thinking aloud - how would it be different from a category on upworks or similar platforms? Comment from Krishna Mahato(@krishnamahto021): The only question that ignited me to join this conversation is what is your ...

... what frustrates you most about it? Would you listen to news or read? I m building NewsMate, an AI-powered news assistant that gives you real-time & personalized summaries, tailored to your interests, auto swipe and reads them aloud, so you can stay informed on the go without the noise or overwhelm. Would love to hear how you consume news and what you'd want from a tool like this! Cheers, Valhun Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @valhun ...

... number. Comment from Valhun Ng(@valhun): This weekend, I m wrapping up the iOS version, beside Anroid version of NewsMate an AI-powered news assistant that delivers smart, personalized, real-time summaries, auto swipe and play audio, reads them aloud. Think of it as turning the daily news into a hands-free, intelligent experience perfect for busy modern users who want to stay informed anytime, anywhere without the noise. Already testings on Android now bringing the magic ... ... strong initial interest just a matter of dialing in the experience now. Keep it up! I m working on NewsMate an AI-powered news assistant that delivers smart, personalized, real-time summaries. It also auto-swipes and reads them aloud

... want to read something after waking up then keep the kindle closer to you, rather than the phone. This is a very interesting way to play with your mind and to get things done. 4. Read your work aloud before sending it across. This will help you understand if it sounds right. You will be surprised when you do this the first time. Do you practice any of these? What keeps you productive? Let's share some ideas ...