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Remember Secret? The controversial anonymous app made headlines in 2015 but despite its initial hockey stick growth, it eventually shut down returning the remains of its $35m in venture funding.

Yesterday, Secret cofounder and Product Hunt LIVE guest, David Byttow, casually announced Secret's coming back. "Watch this space," David says.

Of course, Secret isn't the only startup to shut down. Explore a memorial of companies that didn't make it in Product Haunt.

Many Californians remain shocked at the outcome of this week's election results, but it's not all gloomy. It's now legal to buy produce in California from one of the fastest growing industries: marijuana 🌿

Here are a few startups building for this multi-billion dollar market:

🚙 Meadow is "Uber for weed"
💨 LEVO is a gorgeous is the "Keureg for cannabis infusion"
💕 High There is the "Tinder for cannabis lovers"
🌬 Merry Jane is "VICE for the cannabis lifestyle" (backed by Snoop)

Explore more in this collection of Marijuana Tech.

Two months ago, Snapchat's announced the much-rumored Spectacles. Now they've revealed their surprising distribution strategy: Snapbots

Soon they'll be dropping adorable, ephemeral Snapbots across the world (check the map to find one near you). Somehow Snapchat made vending machines cool again. 😎

Earlier today, Canada’s immigration website crashed under the weight of distraught Americans. Regardless of your political position, we thought it would be fitting to highlight a few apps to help you plan your next getaway:

🗺 Journy is a concierge that will plan your entire vacation
🔍 Basetrip lets you know what’s legal in other countries
😉 Clever Layover gets you the cheapest airfare by combining two airlines
🏠 Overnight will set you up with a last minute "Airbnb" with a local
😎 Nomad List VR let’s you pretend you’re escaping to another country

Explore more (and follow) the Travel topic.

Herman Miller, the iconic maker of (post-Series B) office chairs, recently redesigned the Aeron for the first time in two decades. It's a must get (if you can afford it). 🙈

Luckily, there are more affordable alternatives to freshen up your working space, starting with these cool things for your desk:

⌨ Orée Board is a real wooden bluetooth keyboard
🔋 IKEA Jyssen lets you add wireless charging to any furniture
👏 OvRcharge skips the furniture and charges while levitating in the air
💻 ParcSlope is one of the most practical MacBook stand you can get
📘 Mod Notebook is a paper notebook that syncs to the cloud

Email's been in the news quite a bit lately (#election2016), fitting timing for today's hot new app launch.

Google just dropped a big update to the widely used Gmail app, now with a fresher look and most importantly, "Undo Send" functionality to save you from future embarrassment. 🙈

Try out the new app and explore more useful email apps, Chrome extensions, and tools here.

Black Mirror, the popular TV series that shows dark side of life and technology, just started it's 3rd season on Netflix. In the first episode we enter a world where nearly every online and in-person interaction is rated on a five-star scale (like Uber), very similar to the controversial Peeple app (minus the augmented reality part).

Black Mirror makes you really think about what technology is doing to our lives and where society is heading, but this techno future isn’t far away. There’s already an app that pays you to go to the gym, soon we’ll be recording everything we see with these, and this tool can turn your deceased loved ones into a bot… sort of.

Explore the full collection of Black Mirror tech on Product Hunt (no spoilers) and check out the series if you haven't already.

We can't all afford a $1,000/month membership to the Rich Kids app, but LinkedIn's new tool might help negotiate a raise.

See what others are making in similar roles with the brand spanking new Linked Salary Checker.

Yesterday Justin Kan, the co-founder of Justin.tv and Twitch, launched a new video Q&A app. A lot of great insights have already been shared on Whale. Here are some of our favorites:

• Josh Constine's tips on how to best pitch your startup
• Loic Le Meur on how to build a network in Silicon Valley
• Tiffany Zhong on what edge young people have at tech investing
• Arianna Simpson on the most understated qualities of entrepreneurs
• Michael Seibel on what changes we can expect to see in Y Combinator

And yes, as Justin Kan explains, it's no coincidence that 🐳 is named after an emoji (sadly, 🐐 was taken). But there's good news! A ton of new potential startup names were just announced. The new emojis are 🔥.