... community! I m Handuo, co-founder of Copus. We re launching on Product Hunt this Wednesday, March 11th, and I d love your support. Every like, bookmark, and share is a taste signal. Until now, only algorithms and ad networks profited from yours. Copus turns your taste

... everyone to benefit from such value. From our users and using Copus ourselves, we believe the product has two core values : For content consumers : You get to discover new things beyond algorithmic feeds by subscribing to people whose taste you trust. In other words, more intentional content consumption and less doomscrolling. For curators (people who have already been intentionally consuming content) : You get to build and own a personal taste

... impressions. Zero budget. Just having fun. We re so used to living in the matrix - seeing the same formats, the same posts, the same hooks. Sometimes you just need to break the pattern. Jolt people back into reality. 6. Taste AI can generate. It can optimize. But it cannot imitate taste

... emotional protocol for modern communication. I m curious what this community thinks: In your experience, when do memes improve communication and when do they make it worse? Is meme relevance mostly a timing problem, a context problem, or a taste graph problem? If we wanted meme UX to feel magical, what matters more: faster ranking, personal meme memory, or custom uploads? Should meme suggestions adapt to conversation state (hype, conflict, flirting, sarcasm, etc.)? Bonus points for spicy examples, failed meme ... ... improve: when they communicate the emotional and relational implications of events, ideas, and work phenomena. Something everyone can agree on but has to be done. Example: 2 meme relevance has at least thee dimensions of timing, context, and taste

... used to be a minefield. And yet, the product still isn t done. Not even close. Because the stuff that s left doesn t show up in the old evals. The real challenges are squishier now. They re about taste. Context. Judgment. Whether the AI is actually aligned with what you care about, not just what you asked for. Here are three big areas that keep coming up for us. 1. Does the AI know what we care about ... ... kind of problem that s hard to even describe without sounding vague. But you feel it instantly when you use the tool. You can tell when the AI is pulling on the thread you would pull on, versus

... sustainable. Dark Mode Isn't a Theme, It's a Philosophy Fifty-four IDE color schemes. Dracula, Nord, Tokyo Night, Catppuccin, Monokai Pro. Not because it's trendy, but because developers are viscerally attached to their environments. Switching from VSCode to a project management tool shouldn't feel like stepping into fluorescent-lit corporate purgatory. We obsess over details most PM tools ignore because those details are the difference between flow state and friction. Developers Aren't "Users" They ... ... professionals with refined taste

... something weird happening in solo dev land. We used to compete on: remembering docs knowing frameworks being a better coder Now it feels like the real edge is: how well you can translate intent into prompts how strong your taste is (what to keep, what to cut) how fast you can iterate and ship But here s the uncomfortable part: If we lean on AI for code and for decisions, are we also outsourcing taste

... knowing code is irrelevant I strongly disagree. Let me explain why. AI can write code faster than most of us, sure. But three skills matter more than ever in a world where everyone just vibes it: Design Taste Thinking through systems Debugging Design Taste

... explore coffee beyond the cup , not just what you brew, but how you think, share, and experiment around it. Our first big step toward that idea is here: Collaborative Journals. They re shared spaces where anyone can document brews, tasting notes, ideas, or experiments together. Think of it like a group lab notebook, except for coffee people. You can: Create a shared brew log for a bean, method, or theme Add entries together and compare results Reflect, discuss, and refine ... ... That's the way it should be! We've got enough infinite scroll social medias nowadays. Comment from Sanskar Yadav(@sanskarix): I think sharing notes and experiments could turn coffee moments into real learning, not just scrolling. Makes geeky taste

... built Nutralyze, a mobile app that suggests healthier or more suitable alternatives the moment you type the food (and amount) you want to skip e.g., 150g fries get swaps with a quick rationale. How it works Enter the food + amount you d like to avoid. AI returns contextual alternatives

... play, based not only on your previous choices (like normal recommendation systems) but based on who you are, what your dreams and experiences are, your personality and everything else. We try to understand the deeper patterns behind your taste - not just "you liked Inception, here's another sci-fi," but "you're drawn to stories about identity and reality because you're someone who questions the nature of existence." Our AI doesn't just look at your ratings ... ... context, your current mood, your relationships, even your upcoming trips or career changes. Because sometimes you need a comfort watch after a hard day, and sometimes you're ready for something that will challenge your worldview. We're launching TasteRay

... testing it as real users, on real devices, in real homes. This helps us find and fix problems, and improve the experience. But here's the fun part: You can sign up now. You can already create your visual taste profile. You can already compare it to real interiors. You can tell us if something feels off or magical. We believe in building with the community, not just for the community. If you're reading this, you're early ... ... something to celebrate! Come play! Comment from Sergei Kovalev(@skovalev): @busmark_w_nika Haha, honestly this idea literally popped up yesterday thanks to your comment Right now we re focused on hitting product market fit for the core experience taste

... their latest videos, right on your dashboard. See what's new at a glance and import the insights from any video with a single click. The result: Your "For You" page is now a true reflection of your tastes, powered by the creators you already know and trust. It's the perfect starting point for your daily learning. 2. Your AI Discovery Coach: Uncover Your Next Favorite Channel Once you've added your favorites, what's next? Let Zeno find ... ... your next obsession. Introducing AI-Powered Channel Suggestions! This intelligent discovery engine analyzes your unique tastes

... still going. My new objective? Reaching 2,000 points! I'm up for the challenge and excited to see where this trip takes me. I'm glad of my collection of 17 badges. From interesting remarks to tastemaking, each badge reflects a different facet of my Product Hunt adventure. Speaking of badges, I've had some intriguing ones in mind. I desire to acquire the "Tastemaker

... recognizable visual for the area, enhancing homes both current and customary. Regardless of whether they're dressed with a ball circle or left plain, people attempt to choose the correct garage door that will blend with their homes tasteful. In any case, it is amusing to flavor up those garage doors on occasion! In case you're looking for motivation, there are a lot of fabulous DIY projects to imaginatively shake things up. Use It as a Canvas This thought ... ... uncovering that wonderful characteristic wood! In case you're talented in woodcutting and figure, you can totally re-develop your door's structure. When you're done, you can add minor embellishments to improve the wood's beautiful, regular tasteful