Meetings but less evil

gm legends, happy Monday.

Here’s today’s lineup: Krisp AI Note Taker joins your calls, cleans up the noise, and hands you clear summaries and transcripts so you can actually listen instead of scribbling; Sorce swipes right on your job search by matching and applying to roles for you; Timefly turns your GitHub history into a personal productivity tracker that shows where your hours really went.

Krisp AI Note Taker captures any meeting, online or in person, then transcribes and summarizes it in 16+ languages. Tap to record, use Krisp Bot to auto-join virtual calls, upload audio/video, and sync it all between mobile and desktop. Noise cancellation built-in. 

🔥 Our Take: Meeting notes are the job nobody wants,messy, boring, easy to screw up. Krisp hands that task over completely. You talk. It listens, filters out the background clatter, and returns something you can actually use. No half-finished to-dos, no “what did they even mean by this?” moments.

Nika asks: which Product Hunt discoveries actually changed your life?

After three years of daily testing, she shares her own shortlist — TabMagic for keeping her tabs under control, Buyerstage for sorting LinkedIn saves, and Tidyread for daily news summaries. Now she wants to hear yours: the tools that went from quick trials to permanent fixtures. Which ones were worth the hype — or the best deal you didn’t see coming?

Sorce is an AI-powered job app that works like Tinder. Swipe right to apply, left to skip, and it handles the forms and cover letters for you. It’s already clocked 20M swipes and helped users score interviews at places like SpaceX, OpenAI, and Twitch.

🔥 Our Take: The job hunt is broken, and honestly, no one wants to fill out another “Why do you want to work here?” box. Sorce turns that grind into a quick swipe, and if it keeps landing people real interviews, that’s a win for everyone’s sanity.

TimeFly Dev tracks your real coding sessions right from your IDE. It logs how long you’ve been active, which languages you’re writing in, and when you actually ship. You get clean stats, heatmaps, and project summaries that cut through the “I’ve been busy” illusion.

🔥 Our Take: Most devs overestimate how much they code. TimeFly shows you the truth in cold data. No productivity theater, no vague time tracking, just a mirror that tells you whether you built something or just stared at the screen.