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We've posted 5 new problems. Especially check out problem #4 (first I laughed, then I thought about it, and then I posted it ).
1. Nigeria's transport trap: Uber/Bolt too expensive, okada too deadly, Danfo buses a nightmare. Millions need safe, affordable carpooling. Ready to pay.

2. Photographer loses 20 30% of clients to spam needs an AI clone with a copy of her voice to answer calls and book sessions.
3. Voice control for AI coding breaks when I change my mind mid-sentence. Need an AI intermediary that cleans up prompts through conversation before sending.

4. Need a smart device that automatically detects pigeons and permanently deters them. Everything on the market only works temporarily.

Shipping AI tools is getting weird.

We tried to release a VSCode extension.

It kept hitting 500 errors. No explanation.

Mnexium Integrations feel like one of the most important parts of the platform because they solve a different problem than memory. It also outlines the completion of the feature-set for the platform. I don't think any more features will offer any more utility.

Memory helps an assistant remember durable user context over time. Integrations let it work with live operational data from external systems right when a response is being generated.

Hey folks, so we've had some time since launch and I'm genuinely curious how you're using ClickSay in your day-to-day work. Are you using it the way we imagined, or have you found totally different use cases?

I'm especially interested in the friction points - where does it feel clunky? What would make it actually save you time instead of just being another tool?

Hi everyone!

A few days ago I spotted @rohanrecommends sharing PH s brand new Kitty Coin leaderboard. This is definitely one of the biggest changes on PH recently.

Now it s baked right into every profile homepage:

I've never seen a space move as fast as AI-narrated audiobooks. Platform policies shift every few months. Here's where things stand right now, as best I can tell.

Google Play Books

• Accepts AI-narrated audiobooks

• Requires disclosure that the narration is AI-generated

• Has been the most welcoming platform for AI narration since 2023

• Quality bar exists, but it's focused on audio clarity, not "humanness"

Claude's paid subscriptions have more than doubled this year. New users hit record numbers between January and February. Previous users came back in record numbers too.

Velocity is breaking out of Figma! 'Vibe Check' benchmarks the live web, no plugins needed. Lovable, Make, Claude code all supported. A/B test a bunch of designs or competitors. Velocity has cultivated a great community of designers and PMs as a Figma plugin, but recently design has evolved outside of Figma alone. We are extending the options for improving your earliest prototypes by porting the same great time-to-value reporting to the web.

Calling all PMs and designers to discover the time-to-value on their most important journeys starting on Wed 25th March.

Hi everyone quick note from the ZeroThreat team  

As AI begins to enter security workflows, there s a growing conversation around AI-driven pentesting. 

But one thing becomes clear quickly: fully autonomous AI attacking applications can introduce governance, safety, and operational risks. 

This isn't a detox.
It's not about quitting.
It's a 7-day challenge to understand your actual caffeine habits and how they're affecting your performance.
Here's how it works:
Days 1-3: Awareness Log every coffee, tea, and energy drink in Clarity.
See how much is still active at bedtime. No changes yet, just observe.
Days 4-5: Pattern Recognition Clarity shows you the invisible patterns. Late doses. Accumulated interference. Sleep debt loops.
Days 6-7: Control Make one timing shift. See the difference. The goal isn't less caffeine. It's understanding what's actually happening and using it with intention, so you can take control.
7 days. Zero pressure. Full clarity.
Ready?

I think about workflow optimization probably more than is healthy. Here's the batching approach I've seen work best for weekly podcast production.

The problem with "one episode at a time":

You context-switch constantly. Monday you're writing, Tuesday you're recording, Wednesday you're editing, Thursday you're publishing. Every day is a different tool, a different mindset. You never build momentum.

Hi everyone,

We re going live today at 9 AM PST.

It's time to make your widget unique and your website memorable.

Now accessible in your Dashboard:

• 3D Room Builder - furniture, colours, layout... add your branding!

• Avatar Customisation - 3 new styles + Owner avatar "builder" + new option to let your visitors change their avatars' colours too

Hi everyone! I'm Kantar, a Vancouver-based indie dev. I built AlivePing Check-in to help people stay connected with loved ones simple check-ins, automated SMS/call alerts, no unnecessary location tracking. Key features: - Flexible daily/weekly check-in schedules - Automated SMS & voice call alerts for missed check-ins - Privacy-first (no default location tracking) - 100% Canadian-made Important: This app is currently available ONLY on the US & Canada App Stores. SMS/call alerts work only in US/CA. We re working to expand globally soon! Launching on Product Hunt this Monday (Mar 9). Would love your feedback!

Last week, one of our users got temporarily banned from a social media platform.

Not because she posted spam. Not because she broke rules.

Road to 1,000,000 Votap users Day 56 | Current: 1285

I am super excited about this one... Just launched Chat with your prompt + Version History!

Chat directly to your prompt to iterate and tweak it further: Short video here ->

Last month, I went down a rabbit hole.

Product Hunt launches are every founder's obsession. Everyone wants to know the secret formula.

So I used Rankfender to analyze 1,000 Product Hunt launches from 2025-2026 tracking their AI visibility, citation rates, and what actually correlated with success.

Here's what the top 10% did that everyone else missed.

Cencurity progress update:
IDE extensions (VS Code / Cursor) in progress
Team SaaS version ready, waiting for payment API approval
Community version updated on GitHub yesterday (security hardening + proxy improvements)
Next step: real developer adoption.
Community version:https://github.com/cencurity/cen...

A few users who create sea route animations told us something simple:

Everything looks great but the distance is in km.

For ocean routes, nautical miles are the standard.

It s 2026, and web users still get bombarded by slow-loading sites, sketchy tracking scripts, and YouTube ads that interrupt every second thought.

So we did something about it.

A huge thanks to everyone who tried Pinnacle, commented, challenged us, and shared thoughtful feedback last week
We were excited to finish as the #4 Product of the Day. More importantly, the launch gave us a clear signal about what resonated most.
For anyone new here: Pinnacle turns your iPhone into an AI performance coach. It uses built-in phone sensors, conversation, and wearable data via Apple Health to help you improve focus, resilience, energy, and performance with science-backed tools.
You can download the app here:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pi...
A few things that stood out:
1. People want insight, not just more data
One of the strongest themes in the comments was that raw metrics alone are not enough. People don t want another dashboard full of numbers with no context.
They want to understand:
How am I doing right now?
What is driving it?
What should I do next?
That is a big part of how we think about Pinnacle. The goal is not to flood you with biometrics. The goal is to turn signals from your body and behavior into something actionable in the moment.
2. Low-friction measurement really matters
A lot of people responded to the fact that Pinnacle works from the iPhone you already have, without requiring extra hardware to get started. That convenience matters more than we expected.
Several comments also pushed on an important challenge: accuracy and calibration. They were right to do so.
If you are using phone-based measurement, the system has to adapt to the individual, establish a baseline, and avoid overreacting to noisy signals. That reinforced one of our core beliefs: relative progress from your own baseline is more useful than generic scores.
3. Personalisation has to reflect real life
One of the most useful questions we got was whether brain-performance baselines should account for hormonal cycles. The answer is yes.
If you want to understand focus, energy, and resilience properly, context matters.
Personalisation cannot stop at a single static baseline. It needs to reflect the realities of each user s life, including sleep disruption, parenting, pregnancy, postpartum recovery, and cycle-related changes over time.
This is an area we want to keep improving.
4. Coaching works best when it is personalised to state, not just prompts
Another theme was the difference between Pinnacle and a standard LLM.
People have already tried using general AI as a coach, and the common experience is that it still puts too much burden on the user to know what to ask.
What we are building is different: Pinnacle combines conversation with biometric and behavioral context, then guides the right intervention at the right moment.
That might mean breathwork, reflection, a micro-break, or a focused coaching prompt depending on what the system sees.
5. Trust, privacy, and product feel are part of the product
Some of the best questions were about privacy, camera use, and whether the experience feels helpful rather than intrusive.
Those are not side questions. They are central.
We want Pinnacle to feel like a calm, intelligent coach, not another noisy app demanding attention. That means being thoughtful about privacy, clear about how sensing works, and careful about when the product should guide versus when it should get out of the way.
What we re doubling down on now

• Better baseline calibration and more personalised scoring

• Stronger coaching flows based on both conversation and biometric context

• Continued work on attention measurement and training

• Better support for more diverse stress and recovery patterns across users

• Making the product feel lighter, clearer, and more useful from day one

Launch day was great, but the real value has been seeing which parts of the vision people immediately understood, and which parts we need to explain better.
If you have tried it already, I d love to hear: what clicked for you, and what still feels unclear?

It feels like speech and subtitles are mostly solved now.

But one part of video localization still feels surprisingly manual:
text that appears inside the video itself.

We've been heads-down shipping and this release is packed with things you've been asking for.

I used to love playing Falling Sand, so I built my own version you can play right in your browser.

I added weather effects, chain reactions, and synth style sound effects to make it feel a little fresh while keeping the same chaotic fun that made the original so addictive.

Would love any feedback on the gameplay, effects, and overall feel. What would you add next?