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gm legends, it’s Monday again. Here’s what’s on the leaderboard today:

Claude Desktop Buddy brings a little personality to your desk, Dune keeps three buttons one step ahead of whatever you’re doing, and Elytro is figuring out how agents actually handle money without things going sideways.

P.S. The Pitch by Deel Berlin is live — go check out the bespoke leaderboard and back a few favorites.

Claude Desktop Buddy is a tiny physical companion for Claude. It sits on your desk, connects to the desktop app, and reacts to what’s going on so you can see activity without staring at a screen the whole time.

🔥 Our Take: You give AI a little face and suddenly everything changes. Same model, same outputs, just… way harder to ignore. Feels like the start of people getting oddly attached to their assistants.

Makers — The Pitch by Deel Berlin is currently underway, go check out the bespoke leaderboard and lend your support to the products you’re vibing with.

Rolling applications are still open for New York, Tel Aviv, Singapore, and Dubai.

What is at stake: up to 100 regional winners each receive $50K in SAFE funding, and up to 10 grand finale winners take home $1M+. Apply now for a shot at game-changing funding, global exposure, and a dedicated Product Hunt x The Pitch by Deel leaderboard.

Regional event dates, with applications closing 10 days before each event: London – April 28 | New York – May 5 | Tel Aviv – May 7 | Singapore – May 12 | Dubai – May 14

Dune is a small keypad with three buttons that change based on what you’re doing. Switch apps, they switch too. Coding, calls, browsing, editing — the keys update in real time so you always have the right shortcuts in front of you without setting anything up.

🔥 Our Take: Most shortcut tools go all in on customization. Pages of macros, profiles, layers, all of which you have to remember later. This goes the other way. Three buttons, no mental overhead, nothing to configure. It just follows along and stays useful without turning into another thing you have to manage.

Elytro is a self-custodial crypto wallet built for agents, not just humans. It lets AI agents send transactions, manage funds, and interact with Ethereum — but within rules you define, like spending limits and approvals, all enforced on-chain.

🔥 Our Take: The weird gap with AI agents right now is they can decide things, but they can’t really do anything with money. This closes that loop. The interesting part is not that agents can spend — it’s that you still stay in control while they do. That balance is going to matter a lot.