Hi everyone, I am Shivam, the maker of MINO. We are planning to launch on Product Hunt this Friday.
MINO is for the few things you need in front of you right now. Talking points during a call, a checklist beside a document, or a command next to your editor. Your notes sit at the edge of your screen. Hover to read, double click to edit, and stay in the app you are using.
It is free, works offline and needs no account. You can see it here: https://trymino.in/
I would love to hear how you handle this today. Paper notes, a second monitor, another window? What would you keep within reach, and what would make a tool like this get in your way?
Hey everyone, I'm Gr goire, building Klooset, an AI stylist that sits on fashion product pages. We're launching here soon, and before that I'd love to hear from people who actually shop online.
When you land on a piece you like, what makes you hesitate? Not knowing how it'll look on you, the size, the color, not knowing what to wear it with, something else?
And if you run a fashion store, what's the question customers ask your support team the most before buying?
I'll read everything and reply to everyone. It'll directly shape what we ship.
Continuing the conversation around our Virtual Card feature, here s another benefit teams have been calling out:
One compromised card doesn t shut everyone down.
Each virtual card has its own number and its own rules. If one card gets hit with a suspicious charge, only that card stops the rest of the team keeps working without disruption.
Replacements are instant.
No waiting days for a plastic card. You can spin up a fresh virtual card in minutes and attach it to Apple Pay or Google Pay right away.
Remember the old days of desktop Yahoo Messenger or MSN, where your status would automatically update to show the exact song you were listening to? I missed that vibe, so I built WhatsPlaying to bring that nostalgic feature right into WhatsApp!
WhatsPlaying automatically updates your linked WhatsApp "About" text with whatever you re currently listening to or watching, and clears it back to "Idle" the moment you stop.
I m building Galta, a canvas that opens beside the webpage you re browsing. Drag in a reference, sketch an idea, and ask an agent to work on it. You can edit the same canvas yourself and keep going from there.
A casual test surprised me: GPT-6-Astra redrew a suit-cat meme in 620 editable vector strokes. Then I asked it to do it again without lifting the pen. The result was one continuous stroke with 70,722 points.
Demo: https://x.com/Koho_Z/status/2115...
The video is an edited, sped-up replay of the actual strokes.
I m building Dropwhat, a workspace for resellers. We re soft launching, and I d like feedback from sellers and other makers on where automation should stop and human approval should begin.
Creating a draft description is one thing. Changing a live price or removing a listing affects someone s business directly.
We ve been working on Video Vision, a tool designed to help creators understand their YouTube videos beyond just views and likes.
So far, we ve built video performance analytics, engagement metrics, SEO insights, and AI-powered thumbnail analysis. We re also working on bringing these insights together to help creators better understand what s working and where they can improve.
The goal is simple: make video analytics more useful, actionable, and easier to understand.
We re excited about what we ve built so far and looking forward to improving it further.
