I'm co-founder of k dlo, an AI-driven lead generation and sales workflow platform (think: ICP definition prospecting deep research personalized outreach CRM updates, all in one workspace). We're gearing up to promote more actively and I'm trying to figure out where else to show up in person.
We're already attending Web Summit this year, so if any of you will be there too, would love to connect. But I'm also scouting other events worth the trip.
Our target audience is mostly sales leaders, RevOps, and founders doing outbound at B2B companies (SaaS, agencies, and increasingly teams using AI for prospecting).
It started because my notes were always scattered. Id have notes about an Excel file sitting in OneNote, something about a PDF in Notepad, and then note about other stuff in Word saved in random folders throughout my computer. It was a mess to find them..
So I built the thing I wanted: notes that attach to your files and work.
Open the file later, and the note comes back with it. Switch to something else, and ClingNote switches context too.
It s local first, Windows-only, and also has the normal note-taking stuff like rich text, Markdown, search, multiple notes per file, and a smaller, minimalist pop out notes.
Looking to explore new tools , for my backround am a software developer working with ai agents and building new stuffs, new useful stuffs if what excites me.
I've spent the last few months building an autonomous AI agent completely solo no team, no funding, just me trying to build something that actually does things instead of being another chatbot wrapper.
A few technical decisions I'd love to get this community's take on:
Glad to finally introduce myself to the Product Hunt community! I'm a maker passionate about building products that solve real, human problems specifically around habit building, personal discipline, and emotional well-being.
I recently launched Steady: No Contact Breakup Recovery.
Why I built it: Breakups are tough, but the hardest part is often breaking the urge to text or reach out to an ex. The "No Contact Rule" is widely recommended by psychologists, but standard habit trackers aren't built to handle the unique psychological triggers, urge management, and emotional resets that come with emotional healing.
I spent a long time in product management before this writing specs, steering roadmaps, watching other people build. After enough of that, the itch to make the thing myself won out, and I'm back in the builder's seat: design, code, marketing. It's been daunting & tough, but I am having more fun than I've had in a long time.
Right now I'm building ThoughtFuel, an AI writing partner that keeps busy professionals consistent on LinkedIn in ~15 minutes a week.
Hi Product Hunt! I'm Sarah and I'm happy to be in this global community!
For introduction my experience was a project manager but i'm boarding my experience to be a product marketer also. So, recently i launched a product in here called DocuAssist.AI. The truth is i already have this product Since January 2026. But, again as a newbire in product marketing, i just launched the product to PH today and hope can learn to more from this community about communication, engaging with the right community.
I'm Saurabh. I previously worked at Napster Studio, where I worked on digital experiences, and I've become increasingly interested in how AI and spatial technology could change the way we experience the world online.
Team at VoxRT here. We've spent the last year building a Rust runtime for on-device voice AI (wake-word, VAD, streaming ASR, voice commands) that runs on iOS, Android, and Linux. Wake-word and voice commands also run in the browser via WASM. No cloud, no per-minute fees, no audio leaving the device. SDKs are already shipping on github.com/VoxRT (JitPack, SPM, PyPI, npm, Go), and you can try the wake-word and voice commands demos in your browser. Happy to answer questions about on-device voice AI, benchmarks, or licensing tradeoffs. Say hi if you're in the same space.
