... what the actual job entails. Developers have noticed. Only 12% of developers use LinkedIn as their main source of technical information, according to a Stack Overflow survey. Most are on the platform purely because they feel they have no alternative, not because they find it genuinely useful. The Fake Everything Problem LinkedIn has a trust problem that is getting dramatically worse, not better. In the second half of 2024, LinkedIn identified and removed 80.6 million fake accounts at the point ... ... Instead, you scroll through: A founder revealing the three lessons they learned from almost going bankrupt, written as a dramatic twelve-paragraph essay. A developer announcing they just got their first offer after 847 days of rejection, with crying emojis

... writing & plagiairms tools - like Grammarly, QueText, Copyscape, Plagiarism Checker AI, and others 3: Devin - for building new pages every single day, or sometimes every two days 4: Google - for checking my competitors and the websites that taught me how SERP works, and which styles, symbols, and emojis

... descriptions. So, I built an AI tool to do it for me. What it does: You just enter your video topic (e.g., "iPhone 16 Review"), and within seconds, it generates: 10 SEO-optimized & Viral Title options (with emojis) A full 200+ word YouTube description optimized for search The best trending hashtags for your niche 20-25 highly targeted tags to paste into YouTube Studio A pinned comment to boost engagement It runs on ultra-fast Groq AI models ...

... criticism and suggestions. Honest feedback is exactly what I need right now, whether positive or harsh. There is already a lot you can do on Naijizy: Create posts and comments. Upvote or downvote posts and comments. React with emojis *Maintain daily streaks. Join weekly challenges. Earn reputation points and badges. Hide posts you do not like. Block users entirely. Mention users with @ and autocomplete. Search posts, comments, tags, and users. Upload images to posts and comments. Follow users. Subscribe ...

... Mine: Your turn. (If I can guess what your product does from your emojis, you win. Win what? No idea. Respect probably.) Product : https://www.producthunt.com/post... ...

... fine is a point of view. A product update isn't. Comment from Imed Radhouani(@imed_radhouani): @driftya  Honestly the first one was that classic "excited to announce bla bla.. " post. You know the one. Bullet points. Emojis. All the things you're supposed to do. I think I even used the rocket emoji

... Tech Stack Built with Kotlin + Jetpack Compose using MVVM Clean Architecture. The core is a ~400-line C++ JNI bridge that streams tokens directly from raw GGUF models in real-time, handling sampling and full UTF-8 support (yes, emojis too) with atomic thread safety. This JNI bridge was genuinely the hardest engineering challenge I've tackled. Models Supported The app auto-detects your CPU/RAM and recommends the best fit. Supported GGUF models with Q4_K_M quantization include: Qwen ... ... 31MB size is a huge advantage . Most people assume local LLM = heavy and slow. You re breaking that assumption. The phone automation agent is probably your most underrated feature. If it becomes reliable, that s a real differentiator vs

... mentions whispers: owner <-> visitor (private messages) light mode owner's avatar always present in the room private mode: visitors can't see and interact with each other resize/expand widget window change font size in the chat + emojis button owner: kick/ban a visitor And much more to come! Stay tuned PS: feel free to share here if you've got any suggestion ...

... very similar phase right now. This weekend I finally carved out time to pick back up a side project ( BenchCanvas ) I d been sitting on, and in just 3 days I managed to: research the space and competitors, write a PRD for an MVP, put together a launch plan, and draft branding + domain + SEO notes, then design, build and ship a waitlist landing page A year ago this would ve looked totally different for me. I probably would ve defaulted ... ... tool s abstraction. What stands out isn t the 865 pages in 2 days. It s what happened after parity: new revenue pages, SEO wins, accessibility fixes. That s the real leverage. Feels less like no-code vs

... helped me on this. Then I went one step further. I connected them in a group chat, where they not only talk to you , but also respond and react to each other sometimes debating, sometimes comforting, sometimes sending emojis mid-conversation. I bought the domain that night, polished it up, and today, I launched it. As I write this, it s sitting at #6 on Product Hunt and honestly, I m lowkey proud. Launch link - https://www.producthunt.com/prod... ...

... always struggled keeping track of all the new words I was learning. Scribbled notes, repeated translations it was all messy. Most apps use predefined lists. I wanted something personal: a place to save words I discover, add notes, emojis, and practice them with smart flashcards. That s why I built WordWise and tomorrow it s launching on iOS! Do you feel the same way when learning new words? How do you keep track of them ...

... friends lose real customers just because they couldn t keep up with comments and DMs. One friend runs a local clothing brand. She posted a product teaser on Instagram. 100+ comments flooded in. But buried in all the emojis, spam, and is this available? messages was one actual customer asking for a bulk order. She didn t see it for 3 days and lost the sale. That s when it hit me: Social media is where business happens ...

... weeks ago, I soft launched Storypot - an app that I vibe-coded along with my 5 year old co-founder (& son) - where kids create unique stories by dropping emojis into a magical pot! Since then, I ve gotten about 350 people to sign up and 800+ stories have been created. Lenny featured it on his vibe coded products list so that sent some initial traffic! I ve learned tons and iterated on the messaging and the product. Still quite ...

... like this one " link here if you wanna check it out: https://www.producthunt.com/prod... Comment from Josh(@bdzhel): @albert_chou  thanks for sharing that super insightful. over 80% is impressive. curious how much of that is repetitive stuff vs more edge cases? we re working on something similar, just with more control over the content source. Comment from Josh(@bdzhel): @ideaxton  same. i just want it to work don t care if it s a robot as long ... ... honestly, it s kind of scary when AI takes over all your chats and actually replies better than you like you ve spent years building your tone of voice, and now this thing mimics you perfectly, down to the emojis

... hours replying manually. It killed my creativity and growth. ReplyMagic fixes that: It scans comments, crafts personalized responses based on your voice, post details, and convo history then posts them auto or with your approval. Think natural replies with emojis, links, hashtags, and CTAs that feel human and on-brand. Real quick example: Fan comments on your pet pic, "What breed is that cutie? " ReplyMagic fires back: "Thanks! Frankie s a English Bulldog full of energy! Check ...

... eternally grateful. www.bugster.dev Comment from Anika Azeez(@anika_azeez): @juan_bautista_beck  Appreciate that! Yeah, we found timing was everything, short, contextual prompts right after key actions (like linking an account) worked best. We kept it super lightweight: emojis or 1-click ratings with an optional comment box.To avoid interrupting flow, we only triggered it once per user action and made it skippable. Surprisingly, even the minimal responses gave us clarity on where users hesitated. Would love to hear ... ... always looking to improve our approach! Comment from Juan Bautista Beck(@juan_bautista_beck): @anika_azeez  Thanks for sharing that! Micro-feedback loops during critical moments like onboarding is brilliant - catching confusion in real-time vs

... more to give a quicker and wider overview of various key benefits. For example, under the Get it Now button, could have 4 little "Plan | Build | Run | Improve" labels with links to sections, or single sentence summaries for each. - Alternatively, instead of the big screenshot on the right, maybe a 30-second video that does a high-level summary of the app would be better. This is a complex product and sometimes hearing someone explain what it is by walking ... ... software development teams, such as managing timelines, improving communication, and prioritizing tasks effectively. 2. Focused Messaging : The emphasis on reducing clutter, distractions, and stress aligns with common frustrations in software development workflows. 3. Modern Design Elements : The use of emojis

... early startups. I could not believe I had to go for a 5 letter Dotcom as all the 3 and 4 letter remotely related were gone! It was an open source rating and review platform that used smilies / emojis before they were common. I wanted something related to emotion / expression and ended up with a phonetic emotf.com . I never really liked it, always had to spell it for people. Needless to say the startup did not go far. But still ... ... tomorrow. will report back to this thread with an update! Comment from Matt Carroll(@catt_marroll): I have https://purposefulpoop.com/ . i really wanted to make a tool that let you 1. put in your salary 2. click big poop emoji

... attention requirements of @BeReal. was compelling. But maybe my favorite more niche product is @Honk by Benji Taylor. Honk was real-time messaging, one-on-one, without a log. You could see people typing in realtime. You could spam emojis, and your swarm of emojis

... surprised me in a very positive way, indeed! :) Comment from Evak Chen(@evakk): I like this new text editor, it feels much more feature-rich. I d love it even more if the text window could provide an emoji picker. I often find it inconvenient to input emojis

... tool that allows users to manage multiple Telegram accounts and automate various tasks. Here s what we ve built so far: Multi-account management switch between accounts, edit profile details, and track activity. Template creator supports links, emojis, audio, video, and images for automated messages. Dashboard & analytics view key statistics and monitor performance. Automated activity tracking logs actions taken by different accounts. Now, we d love your input! What features would make this tool even more useful ...

... fellow PH-ers, I see that almost everyone is using emojis for almost every purpose. Do you know that the organization that is standardizing them and keeping them alive is called Unicode and you can help support them by "adopting" your favorite emoji