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Hey PH long time no see!

Since our last launch, a lot has changed. We re no longer building an AI website builder.

Now we re building a workspace where teams create and use Claude Code-style agents for real work.

Over the past weeks, we ve been focused on one thing: making agents actually usable in day-to-day workflows.

"Enter any web address! Test any prompt!" PMs and designers more often than not just Freeze when confronted with an empty input box. This has gave us pause. We intended to launch VibeCheck today but we are delaying to build clickable demos showing how teams can compare their results with competitors.
Now that building is so fast, validation is the new bottleneck. Creating your interface and variants may take seconds, but the main challenge remains verifying what your audience can achieve.
Adding demos and canned prompts, helped designers find their rhythm on our Figma plugin. We need to do the same on the web interface to help PMs and Founders 'learn by doing', but also 'learn by seeing' on web URLs.
Since we can only launch once a quarter on PH, we've pushed our Vibe Check launch back to March 31st, launching with demos

Looq 1.2 adds Live Rendering. Edit a Markdown file, hit save, and the Quick Look preview updates on its own. No closing and reopening.

The key part: it doesn't flash. Code blocks keep their highlighting, Mermaid diagrams stay put, and only the parts you changed get re-rendered. Old content stays on screen until the new version is ready, then swaps in one frame.

Road to 1,000,000 #Votap users Day 59 | Current: 1288

Hey PH!

We just launched Genie - Databox's AI analyst, and it's live on the leaderboard today.

One thing we kept seeing in user research: teams have dashboards, but still can't get fast answers. "Why are leads down this week?" still takes hours of manual digging. Genie fixes that - you ask in plain language, it finds the right metrics, runs the analysis, and returns an answer with a chart. No SQL, no waiting.

A few things I'm curious to hear from this community:

Two weeks ago, @byalexai discussed whether VCs are losing their appeal in the AI era. A few months ago, I personally noticed a lot of hate toward VCs and praise for bootstrapping on X.

It felt like VCs were being demonised: selective investors who take a big slice once a good opportunity appears, and then founders are expected to deliver top results while entrepreneurial freedom fades. That s how it was often framed.

A few small yet critical updates as we are heads down behinds the scene preparing for something bigger!

Revamped Referrals: Share Recall, get up to 50% off.

We've completely revamped the Recall Referral Program. Here's how it works:

The modern sales stack is a mess.

Apollo, Lemlist, Clay, Phantombuster, Dropcontact, Smartlead, a CRM. That's 6-8 tools, $500-1k/month, and 20+ hours/week just to operate them.

Most teams scaling Voice AI think they can monitor quality with a simple LLM prompt. They are wrong.

An LLM can t hear a "crunchy" voice line, it can t accurately measure a 500ms "barge-in," and it struggles with the nuances of true conversational flow.

When we built Cekura Monitoring, we realized we had to go beyond the LLM. We combined Heuristic and Statistical models with our Metric Optimizer to solve the "Scaling Wall."

A Complete Guide to AI dictation for Mac

We spent the last 4 months tracking 473 pieces of AI-generated content across our own site and customer sites. 218 got cited by ChatGPT or Perplexity. 255 got ignored. 12 got flagged in reader feedback as "low quality" or "clearly AI."

We wanted to understand what separates the ones that work from the ones that don't. Here's what the data showed.

The content that got cited

Three things stood out.

I've been trying to make Termsy as useful as possible since the day we launched.

And Termsy is fundamentally and significantly better now. Here's why:

1. Higher Accuracy: Rebuilt from the ground up with a smarter algorithm. To be honest, looking back, I feel a little embarrassed by the old algorithm. It threw up way too many false positives and wasn't trained on enough real-world data. Over the last few weeks, I've been analyzing 200-300 ToS pages across categories to find patterns to improve the accuracy. I've been actively improving the algorithm, so it's only going to get better in the newer versions.

2. Introducing Proactive Nudges: To catch the fine print early. Two things happen now once you encounter a ToS page: 1) The icon in the extension bar lights up 2) A self-dismissing widget pops up that nudges you to investigate. I didn't want you to forget to check Termsy when you need it most. So now, it shows up to give you more clarity so that you don't agree to something blindly.

3. Introducing Right Click to Investigate: To check the fine print without opening the link. Brands have become smarter, instead of letting you read the agreement, they usually write "By signing up I've read the Privacy Policy and agree to the Terms and Conditions" and link their pages. An already long verbose ToS is now another click away, hidden away. With a simple right click, you can now scan the terms without navigating away from the page. This is an attempt to shift the balance of power slightly back toward the consumer ensuring critical information isn't buried behind pages and long walls of text.

4. Now needs more permissions: to power all the new features. To do all this, we need more permissions, primarly to show that self dismissing widget and to read the contents of the page you aren't on (for Right Click to Investigate). This means your extension may be turned off. Chrome does this after major updates. So just click the extension bar icon, go to "manage extensions" to re-enable Termsy and unlock the full power of the new version.

A lot of the conversation focuses on replacement, but we re also interested in where people think the market may be too pessimistic.
P.S. We are giving away free credits for early traders. Go try it now.

Most content never gets cited by AI. I know because we tracked 14,000+ pages across 200+ domains.

But here's what's interesting: a small subset of pages consistently win 80% of all citations. And they follow a pattern.

We reverse-engineered that pattern. Then we applied it to our own content.

The result? Our citations tripled in 90 days.

Nobody talks honestly about what faceless YouTube channels actually cost to run. So here's a real breakdown.

Monthly costs for a 2-video/week channel:

Voiceover (the biggest variable):

Seagull translates conversations as they happen - in 60+ languages, right on your phone.

How it works:

Conversation Mode: Sit across from someone who speaks a different language. Seagull listens to both of you and shows translated subtitles in 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.

Radion has leveled up again and it s more powerful than ever
Version 5 introduces Nintendo game imports along with automatic progress syncing , making it easier than ever to keep your library up to date .
This release also includes many improvements and features shaped by your feedback
Check it out now: https://radion-app.com
What s new:
- Import your games from Nintendo Switch, Switch 2, Wii U, and 3DS
- Automatically sync your Nintendo game progress
- Edit or delete backlog games directly from the game details page
- View estimated playtime in the progress picker
- Access the comment badge on all backlog games
- Edit comments directly from the backlog game card
Improvements & fixes:
- Larger, easier-to-tap close button
- Fixed missing achievement translations
- Fixed expired session issues for Xbox, Steam, and PlayStation Radion will ask you to reconnect if needed
- Security enhancements
- Performance improvements
Thanks for using Radion!
Good Game

Guys, a month ago, Anna, a product designer, reached out to me from the ProblemHunt community. She described her problem in detail in DMs. It was probably the most genuine and sincere description of pain I have ever seen. Anna has this ability to talk about her problems with complete openness and raw emotion for any researcher, it's an absolute gift.

Today she shared a new problem, and I've just posted it now. It's hard for me to convey the tone through text in a post, but trust me, it's genuinely painful. It's that intense fear of a designer becoming obsolete in the era of AI.

I m increasingly noticing a trend: people use AI for (almost everything), especially for writing texts. it is nothing new, but it started to be annoying (?)

The problem is that AI often:
fully or largely replicates existing text without adding anything new
adds completely pointless things, like a two-line comment followed by
writes extremely long comments that no one will actually read

Did you know Pretty Prompt almost didn t exist?

Eight months ago, this was just an idea. A maybe. A late-night thought experiment.

Hey everyone,

I just wanted to drop a quick note to say a massive thank you to all of you who have been using Pinly and supporting it since the launch. Seeing people actually rely on something I built to make their days a little easier has been awesome.

Hey Product Hunt! We launched Concipe earlier this month to help teams turn scattered feedback into buildable specs you can use with CLI Agents and AI Code editors such as Claude and Cursor.

Since then, one question kept coming up: How strong is the evidence behind an opportunity?

So we shipped a few updates to make that clearer.

Every opportunity now shows an Evidence Score from 0 to 100. You can see how many unique voices mentioned it, which sources it came from, sentiment breakdown, and which customer tier is asking.

When you build a startup, it is easy to fall in love with your own product. The landing page looks slick. The app feels polished. In your head, it seems obvious people should be showing up. Then reality hits. No traffic, no users, no momentum. You start wondering how something that feels so good can still feel invisible.

That was my wake up call with Brzzy Weather. I thought if I built a great weather app and optimized around weather app search, people would find me. Instead, I got humbled fast. I was basically a nothing burger buried deep in Google(does anyone even use Bing?), somewhere around page five, and most people searching never make it past the top few results. It made me realize that having a product is not the same thing as having a funnel.

We surveyed 3,000 B2B buyers who used AI assistants (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini) in their last vendor selection process.

The goal was simple: find out exactly what they asked and what actually influenced their shortlist.

The results reveal a massive gap between how companies market themselves and how buyers actually discover them through AI.

Meow world, welcome back to The Breakpoint, a weekly thread on all things dev tools on Product Hunt.

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