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2mo ago

Why we went model-agnostic. The bet that almost killed us

Early on we had a real fork. Build deep on one model (GPT-4o was the obvious pick) or build a model-agnostic routing layer.

Going model-agnostic was painful:

- Slower initial development

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2mo ago

Concierge Compass is live! Stop juggling 10 apps to plan one trip.

Hey Product Hunt

We just launched Concierge Compass today. We're a couple who plan all our own trips from scratch, and for years the best tool we had was the Notes app, plus digging through email for booking confirmations every time we needed them.

It really hit home on a trip to Singapore, our first time in Asia. We needed our bookings with no internet, and on top of that, one of us held all the trip info while the other had zero visibility, so every day became "what's next?"

Concierge Compass brings everything into one place, flights, hotels, bookings, and your full itinerary, all accessible offline. Forward a confirmation and it organizes itself, so nobody has to be the default trip manager.

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2mo ago

I built local AI that can use every computer you already own

Most powerful local-AI tools are free and open but using them still means living in a terminal, editing config files, and wiring together models, agents, and APIs.

I built LocalAGI to make that stack usable as one desktop app.

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2mo ago

I built a free tool that checks whether AI assistants can actually read your site

Most "AI SEO" advice right now is guesswork dressed up as certainty. Nobody can guarantee an AI assistant cites your site. What you can actually check is the verifiable stuff: can a crawler reach your content, is it marked up so a model can parse it, does your page answer the question in the first two sentences instead of the fifth paragraph.

I built a free checker that runs those checks in your browser: paste a URL, get a real score and the exact fixes for what's failing. No signup, nothing stored.

How do you deal with AI directory overload? (Introducing DevDrafts!)

Hey everyone!

Quick question for the makers here: With 100+ AI tools launching daily, how do you actually filter out the noise and find what s useful?

We decided to solve this with DevDrafts a 100% free hub delivering 1 actionable AI tool blueprint per day. Quality over mass volume!

We're inviting tech creators and early adopters to join our growing community.

We built a 100% free daily AI discovery tool for builders — Join us at DevDrafts! 🚀

Hey Product Hunt Community!

Like many of you, I was tired of scrolling through massive, noisy AI directories filled with unverified links and spam. So I decided to build DevDrafts to fix directory fatigue once and for all.

DevDrafts is a 100% free platform where we share 1 hand-picked, high-value AI tool blueprint every single day for developers, creators, and tech enthusiasts.

Why DevDrafts?

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2mo ago

I made Soundstellation for people who like to pull musical threads

I m a music nerd, and I built Soundstellation for the kind of listening where one band member, producer credit, or side project can send you down a rabbit hole for hours.

Start with a musician or band, choose the exact one you mean, and follow the people, groups, and connections around them over time. I wanted the map to be honest about itself, too. It shows where connections come from and where the current view stops. Missing information is not turned into a neat story.

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2mo ago

I created a catalog with embeds for your projects

Hello all!

Today I would like to introduce my new open-source project called EmbedCatalog. It's free and you can add yours and get interesting and practical embeds there.

So far, not many embeds have been done, only three, but in the future I will create more. I would also like to make an editor, but I don t know how to implement it to make it look better.

You may ask how is this project different from others? In fact, I wanted to combine the two ideas of a list and the usual README images into one. It turned out how it turned out, but the idea seems like a good one

I would appreciate your feedback ^ ^

Repo: https://github.com/EmbedCatalog/...

Site: https://embedcatalog.com

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2mo ago

Speccyfox - a clean before/after alert the moment any web page changes (EU-hosted 🦊)

Hey everyone! Solo founder here

I built Speccyfox website change monitoring for anyone who needs to catch competitor price changes, promos, supplier updates or policy-page edits without manually refreshing bookmarks all day.

Paste any URL - Speccyfox checks it on a schedule the moment it changes, you get an email with a clean before/after diff showing exactly what moved. Fully cloud, no browser extension, EU-hosted & GDPR-ready, ~60s setup.

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5mo ago

Are you the one I'm looking for?

Hello there,
I am Alvin, and I am developing a meeting tool for individuals, groups and teams at the moment. Right on spot it is called Dundry. At this point I have been working and developing for a certain amount of time and I am ready to soon release the application on the web. For first release we will be having it web based and short after we will release it for desktop app download for both MacOS and Windows!
But, as always we need to try it out like a real thing before we actually release it. That is why I write this. We need more eyes on Dundry, people trying it out for bugs, the database flow and overall people who love to be a participant from the really beginning.
As I mentioned, we will be releasing Dundry on web as first launch, and so do we with the beta testing phase as well. I will drop some screenshots of Dundry down below as sneak peaks and if you feel like you are willing to be a beta tester, just reply to this thread.
Pssst.. the first 5 people that reply will get a free month of Dundry Pro plan subscription when we officially launch.
Hope to see you,
Alvin

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