... built user/aiMAX because working with AI shouldn t mean constantly repeating yourself, keeping track of unfinished work and reminding it what you were trying to accomplish. It s a shared workspace that keeps

... feel like a natural extension of the system rather than another app competing for your attention and resources. As we continue adding features like drag & drop, file conversions, and developer integrations, we're also working on keeping everything responsive and efficient. And honestly, that's one of the more interesting challenges of building Dots. It's not just about how many features we can ship, but how well they work together without getting in your way. We're still ... ... beta, so there's plenty of room for improvement. For other makers building desktop apps, how do you balance adding new features with keeping

... delayed, and new blockers appear. Teams end up spending hours updating tickets, chasing status reports, and manually adjusting timelines just to understand what's actually happening. That's why we're building Keel , a project workspace designed to keep project plans aligned with reality. Explore Keel: https://usekeel.pages.dev/ What we're building with Keel Automatic project updates: Reduce the need for manual ticket and status updates. Dependency tracking: Identify tasks and dependencies that are falling behind. Timeline projections: See where ... ... projected timeline differs from the original plan. AI-powered proposals: Get suggested schedule changes while keeping

... finish a familiar task. Overnight, an update has moved the controls and changed the workflow. The new version may be better for someone starting today. For an existing user, it can mean relearning something that already worked. Keeping the old version available gives people time to move. It also means the maker has two versions to maintain. Should apps offer a way back, and for how long? Think of one update you loved or regretted. What would have made ... ... change easier? Comment from Aleksandr Kubarskii(@al_kub): A document can be safe while a familiar task becomes harder. If an export goes from two clicks to six, keeping

... This is an AI-assisted update, checked against the release notes. One design choice in 0.10.14 is to stop treating the user opened the window as the user handled the message. Approval requests, input requests and completed tasks now keep the Windows taskbar reminder active until the corresponding message is acknowledged or cleared. The same principle applies to setup: an install or update result remains available after closing and reopening Settings. Version, command and log details are available under advanced ... ... workbench layout, not the new setup panel. For people using several agent terminals: would you prefer completion reminders to stay until explicit acknowledgement, or disappear when you focus the relevant terminal? The tradeoff here is avoiding missed work versus

... keep running into this while building with AI: after a few sessions, I end up re-explaining the project, the decisions we made, and what changed. How do you handle that? Do you keep

... ChatGPT, Perplexity, or Gemini recommends you when someone asks for the best tools in your category. Build a list of 30 50 prompts your potential customers might actually use. For example: What's the best [category] tool for startups? [Competitor A] vs

... your desk. A few things worth catching up on: Agents can operate Termdock. Through the CLI and Terminal API, they can open terminals, start another agent, follow its output, and send the next instruction when it's idle. You keep using your existing Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, or other terminal agents. Approvals have one place to go. With the supported agent hooks configured, Workstream brings permission requests, questions, and exit plans into one panel, where you can review ... ... goes back to that session. We've also kept working on the foundations: terminal redraw performance, session recovery, code-graph accuracy, and Git review. Termdock is free for macOS and Windows, with no Termdock account required. Your agent tools keep

... NotchDodo now keeps your clipboard history in the notch NotchDodo 0.1.24 is out, and the notch now remembers what you copy: Your last 20 copies: text, links, images and files One click to copy any of them again Pinned snippets for the things you paste every day Passwords from password managers are never kept Why we did it You copy something, then copy something else, and the first thing is gone. So you go back to the tab, the email ... ... your AI agents, so it felt like the right place for the last thing you copied too. It stays out of the way. Clipboard history only works if you can trust it, so we were careful about what it keeps

... this question. This is the workflow I am document for its background-removal page. The pictures below is AI-made teaching examples, not test outputs. I do not have benchmark to say this checklist catch every failure. First, keep the original If you generate an image, check whether that interface really support transparent output. Saying transparent background in the prompt is not enough. JPEG have no alpha; PNG can support transparency but can also be fully opaque. The difference ... ... file, not the preview. If direct transparency is not supported, just keep

... Vitals is live on Product Hunt today. It's an Activity Monitor alternative for Mac that shows you 60 apps instead of 1,000 processes, and in its first week, close to 830 licenses have sold. This is the story of why I built it, how it works, and why I think it's the best way to see what your Mac is actually doing. Why Activity Monitor isn't enough You know the moment. The fans spin ... ... over the last minutes, power, GPU, disk and network, every process under it, and Quit. 30 days of history , per app, so you can see when your Mac slowed down and which app did it. Alerts when an app keeps

... MacSentinel: Ignore Items Until now, tools you intentionally keep cache-heavy like a local model runner with a 40GB cache would keep

... been working on internal documentation recently, and one thing that keeps coming up is that creating the documentation isn't necessarily the difficult part keeping

... Keep a private reference window visible during a remote meeting without showing it to everyone else. You can now keep

... curious how other makers handle recurring payments across work and personal life. Do you audit them monthly, use a bank alert, keep a spreadsheet, or mostly notice only when a renewal hits? I ve found the hard part isn t a single expensive tool; it s the small services that keep

... bottleneck isn't code anymore it's the person typing the prompts. Here's what I do to keep that person functional. A year ago, "I built a working app this weekend" was a flex. Now it's a Tuesday. Vibe coding went mainstream, agents write most of the first draft, and the gap between an idea and a shipped product has basically collapsed. That's the good news, and it's genuinely great. Here's the part nobody puts ... ... friction doesn't. It just becomes the whole job. I build Murror, an AI companion for understanding your own emotions, so I spend a lot of time thinking about the inside of a builder's head. And what I keep

... fail. It can wave through something it should have stopped (the reach problem), or it can keep stopping something on a premise that's no longer true (your loop). Everyone's been building for the first. The second is quieter, cheaper to ship, and rots in place, because a stale gate and a healthy gate look identical from the outside, both just keep

... automatically, so you don't have to. I've been building long enough to feel the pull of that pitch. "Indispensable" is a comforting word. It sounds like a moat. It fundraises well. But here's the pattern I keep noticing in my own life as a user. The AI tools I tried once and forgot were the ones that did everything for me. Impressive in the demo. Slightly hollow by week two. The ones I actually kept ... ... dependent is the user," your incentives slowly rotate away from solving their problem. A tool that genuinely cleared your plate would see you open it less. But a product measured by daily engagement learns the opposite lesson. Keep

... into the navigator with `Ctrl+V`; - Image paste : paste images copied from browsers and other apps directly into a folder; - Conflict dialogs : when pasted items already exist, choose `Rename` or `Merge`, and resolve individual file conflicts with Replace, Skip, Keep both, or Apply to all; - Clipboard toolbar : optional toolbar preview for images and file paths copied in other apps; Toolbar visibility can be controlled in `Settings > UI appearance > Clipboard`. Paste with `Ctrl+V` still works when the toolbar ... ... space to multi-select (`Settings > General > File view > Enable box selection`); - Increase file view gaps : add list padding and larger grid gaps for easier targeting (`Settings > General > File view > Increase file view gaps`); - Keep

... spreadsheet, doc, or Slack message, paste the whole list. HeyNews extracts the links, removes duplicates, and shows what it will add before opening any pages. They become one-off Stories in your draft selection, in paste order. Larger lists keep working if you close the window, and you can retry failed links. Drafts keep

... Product Hunt, I m an early indie builder learning AI coding and trying to build my first real web product. One thing I keep running into is this: Building is hard, but knowing what to do after building feels even harder. You ship a landing page, a demo, or a small MVP. Then you get a few signals: Cool idea. This looks useful. A few upvotes. Maybe some visits. Maybe one signup. Maybe no replies at all. And then ... ... confusing part starts. Do you keep

... with me. Europe has been hitting record temperatures lately, with some places crossing 45 C, which is something we've genuinely never seen before. So I'm curious: Do you take a real break in July/August, or do you keep building through it? Has becoming a founder changed how and when you take time off compared to when you had a regular job? And if you don't take summer off, when do you actually disconnect? Comment from Alexis Mermet ... ... more on the sales side currently, it's harder to fully stop over summer, even though realistically nothing major is going to happen (like signing contracts) during that period anyway. The thing is, I still need to keep

... current priorities that make this a priority instead of a nice-to-have? If it feels aspirational or forced rather than timely, move on. If you re still unsure after a quick scan, that s your answer. Pass and keep going. The goal is to spend almost no time on accounts that were never going to move. 3. You get squeezed at both ends of the market B2B pricing and deal dynamics are broken at the extremes for opposite reasons ... ... demo but the rest of the organization treats it as optional. The fix is simple and non-negotiable: Test every new niche or angle with 3 5 varied attempts using different messages or entry points. One clear positive signal? Keep

... good watching people better than you do the real work. For vibe coders especially this feels true. Half of what I've learned came from watching someone build live, not from docs. So genuinely: how do you keep up? Do you watch people build, read, just try stuff? What's actually moved your skill and not just your bookmark count? Artem co-founder GEOboom and Demobook Comment from Artem Fedorovich(@artem_fedorovich): @ohad6k  Ohad agreed, the right accounts ... ... pass. The useful stuff resurfaces on its own. If a tool is genuinely good, three people I trust will bring it up within a month without me going looking. Comment from byteatlas(@byteatlassss): I've found that trying to "keep

... they are stuck and one small validation action they can do next. Who it s for: Early solo founders, AI coding beginners, and side-project builders who already have a product direction, but aren t sure whether to keep building, keep