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Hello, My name is Jeremy Scherr, and I m the founder of PaperTrailOnUs a receipt tracking tool built specifically for people who want to save time and money when bookkeeping.

Hi everyone,

I'm Kaavya and I've been deep in GEO (generative engine optimization) for a while now, and the more I dug in, the more I realized most brands and creators have no idea if their content is even showing up in AI search. not because they're doing bad work, but because no one's told them what "good" looks like in this new world.

I love listening to the news on the way to work, and didn't want to time my departure with the radio or commit to long and latent podcast news programs. This and a deep dive into vibe-coding led me to create Radiobreak, an on-demand local newscast for your location. With full CarPlay integration, just hit play and get the top national news, top local news for your city, the local weather, and even stories covering your personal interests, with your choice of announcer.

It is in free beta right now and I would love to hear what people think. It requires iOS and TestFlight to install. Get the link at radiobreak.ai.

After months of building, breaking things, fixing them, and getting feedback from real users, I m finally launching X Intelligence tomorrow.

It s a tool that analyzes public X accounts to understand which topics, hooks and content formats actually perform better, and what might be worth testing next.

I built a menu bar app that shows what spends your Claude Code limit looking for people to try it and tell me what's missing.

It started with my own skills folder: I couldn't tell which skills ever fired or what they cost. SkillKeeper reads your local Claude Code session logs and shows, for the last 5 hours, day, week, or month:

• tokens by skill, agent, tool, MCP server, command, and memory file, sorted by cost

• your 5-hour and weekly limit, and each item's share of it

• chats getting close to their context limit

Tracking is free; a one-time license unlocks editing 20% off today with the code launch.

Some of the most defensible products come from a quiet observation a pain point everyone is complaining about and nobody is fixing.
I am curious about what's on the community's list right now. The kind of thing where prospects keep describing the same problem, the existing tools all fall short, and the gap feels obvious from the inside but isn't yet on any 'top 10 AI startup ideas' list.

A few examples of pain points that are visible from enterprise discovery calls lately:

Evaluating AI agent output at scale (still mostly manual or LLM-as-judge)

Multi-agent debugging when 4 agents collaborate, who failed?

Not every problem starts with conflict.

Most team problems don t begin with a dramatic moment. They begin quietly. One person stops sharing ideas. Another one says I m fine too often. A team lead senses something is off, but has no clear signal yet.

Pulseboard helps remote and hybrid teams create a simple rhythm of check-ins, so stress, energy and workload become visible earlier.

• Not as another survey.

• Not as another dashboard.

• But as a lightweight signal system for teams.

Hey Product Hunt!

I'm Elnur, the founder of Axona and I'm incredibly excited to share this with you today.

The problem I kept hitting
I had hundreds of notes across Notion, Apple Notes, and random docs. Lots of thinking captured but completely disconnected. I could never see the bigger picture of how my ideas related to each other. Every tool made me do the organizing work manually. Folders. Tags. Links. It killed the thinking flow.

So I built Axona
Type or speak a thought AI instantly extracts key concepts builds a living knowledge graph connecting everything automatically.

Rebuilding the CogniFocus Experience Before Launch

Currently doing a massive polish/rework pass across the entire app before launch on June 1.

We ve been moving away from static screens, dead UI and generic productivity flows towards living scenes, reactive motion, behavioral atmosphere, and emotionally aware interactions.

Over the last days we redesigned:
onboarding flow architecture
focus interruption moments
companion reveal pacing
Shield activation flows
app blocking setup
CTA motion systems
atmospheric transitions
reactive UI behavior
motion hierarchy across screens

I used to think the hardest part of building a SaaS was getting the product to work.

After building Launch Pilot, I think differently.

The harder problem is getting strangers to care.

A working MVP, polished UI, AI features, analytics, and a landing page don't automatically create demand.