Best of Product Hunt|February 17, 2026

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1. Figr AIProduct-aware AI that thinks through UX

User Experience•Artificial Intelligence•UX Design

Love the ‘think before design’ approach 👏 Most AI tools skip the product thinking part — this feels genuinely useful for real teams.

2. Boost.space v5Shared Context for your AI Agents & Automations

Artificial Intelligence•Data•Database

3. Qwen3.5The 397B native multimodal agent with 17B active params

Open Source•Artificial Intelligence•Development

4. Mozart for iOSMake a song and a music video while you're on the go

iOS•Music•Artificial Intelligence

5. LayersMarketing agents that know your code for better messaging

Marketing automation•Vibe coding

6. MiniMax M2.5The first open model to beat Sonnet made for productivity

Open Source•Software Engineering•Artificial Intelligence

7. VelaAI scheduling that works the way a great EA does

Productivity•Calendar•Artificial Intelligence

8. BrainstreamAgentic AI notes: smart search, briefs & tasks

Android•Productivity•Task Management

9. OpenGraph+Automatic Open Graph images for every page

Design Tools•Social Media•Marketing

FramerLaunch websites with enterprise needs at startup speeds.

Design Tools•Website Builder•Artificial Intelligence

10. Agent MonitorServer-side analytics for AI & bot traffic

Analytics•Marketing•SEO

11. claude-devtoolsSee everything Claude Code hides from your terminal

Open Source•Developer Tools•Artificial Intelligence

12. JustScribeOn-device instant voice transcription

Privacy•Audio

13. HostedClawsYour own AI employee that runs 24/7 with no set up

Productivity•Artificial Intelligence•Tech

14. Company logo APIFind any company logo for free

Design Tools•API•Branding

KinetikAI agent to rule them all: content, ops, growth

Social Media•Artificial Intelligence•Business

I gave Kinetik a try and was pretty impressed! I connected my long dormant Instagram account and it whipped up a plan for how I could get it back on track after I suggested that I could mine my 2004-2018 Flickr archive for interesting screenshots: Oh that's a goldmine. 2004-2018 Flickr screenshots from you means we're talking about the birth of basically everything — Twitter, early Facebook, the hashtag proposal, Product Hunt, the whole social web evolution captured by someone who was shaping it. That changes the strategy from "good" to "nobody else on earth could do this. We're still in the plotting and scheming phase, but I appreciate how it went deep on my background as a reluctant creator and offered proactive suggestions to unblock me: What I can do right now without you lifting a finger: Start building a "greatest hits" shortlist. If you can share even a small batch of screenshots — say 50-100 from different eras — I'll: •⁠ ⁠Tag them by era, platform, and theme •⁠ ⁠Rank them by IG potential (nostalgia factor, "wow I forgot that existed" factor, historical significance) •⁠ ⁠Draft captions in your voice (short, punchy, zero hashtag spam — obviously) •⁠ ⁠Mock up a first month of posts What do you think? Should I pull the trigger? 😅

15. VidClawAn open-source, self-hosted Kanban for your OpenClaw agent.

Task Management•Open Source•GitHub

16. DrivebaseUnified file manager for all your cloud storage with E2EE

Productivity•Open Source•Storage

17. TransLiteInstant translation from anywhere on macOS

Productivity•Languages•Menu Bar Apps