A couple of months ago, we launched hk3k as a simple Chrome extension to help people capture and use information while browsing. Since then, we realized something important: AI isn t useful if it s just inside your browser. It needs to connect everything you think and work on..
So we rebuilt hk3k into a full web app.
Now it s an AI workspace / second brain where your notes, chats, files, and websites all live in one system called Spaces. You can:
Most engineering teams know they should be running agentic workflows. The demos look incredible. The speed is real.
But the first few production attempts often go sideways, not because the AI is bad, but because the governance layer wasn't there.
The AI Velocity Pod Starter Kit is everything we wish existed when we started: a framework distilled from 300+ shipped products, 38-day average delivery cycles, and a lot of painful lessons about what breaks when you give agents too much autonomy too fast.
What's included: Sprint structure template (intent build QA diff review) Acceptance criteria writing guide (the #1 bottleneck in agentic workflows) Parallel QA agent setup run validation concurrently, not sequentially Governance checklist for regulated industries (HIPAA, GDPR, OWASP-aligned) Access scope matrix which systems agents should (and shouldn't) touch
12 years of Marlboro Reds. 4 failed quit attempts. I tried cold turkey (lasted 11 days), gradual reduction (kept renegotiating with myself), and every quit-smoking app I could find. None of them understood that my cravings weren't random they were tied to 3 specific moments in my day.
So I built Molt. It maps YOUR specific trigger patterns and helps you break each one individually. Day 30 now and I'm not negotiating with myself anymore.
I ve always found it a bit painful to debug deeply nested JSON files, so I decided to build my own visualizer. Instead of just a boring list, I wanted something more interactive and visual.
I call it JSON Tree Viewer.
Live Demo: https://debabratasaha-dev.github... GitHub Repo: https://github.com/debabratasaha...
We're Hemanth and Abhijeet, co-founders of VirtualSpaces. Neither of us came from interior design. We came from engineering. And when we started looking closely at how residential designers, architects, and property developers actually worked, one thing kept coming up: the visualization problem.
Designers would spend weeks producing concepts. Clients would spend weeks struggling to imagine them. The gap between a 2D floor plan and a finished space is just too wide for most people to bridge mentally. So projects stalled. Revisions piled up. And great design kept getting lost in translation.
I'm Tade, solo indie dev from Manchester. Launching my first Mac app here on PH next Tuesday, Motivv
Quick pitch: every productivity tracker I've used just measures screen time. But screen time lies. 8 hours on your Mac isn't 8 hours of work; you switched apps 200 times, stared at Slack, and "researched" for an hour.
Motivv tracks the rhythm of your work instead of the volume:
Rehearsal Room helps music directors run their worship team without the chaos. Schedule rehearsals, share song lists, send announcements, track attendance RSVPs, and invite team members all in one place ! Built specifically for church worship teams who are tired of juggling group chats, spreadsheets, and paper sign-up sheets. Team members get email invites, can RSVP to rehearsals, leave discussion comments, and receive announcements. Its similar to planning Center but not as confusing and geared towards worship teams/ choirs Currently accepting churches onto the waitlist at rehearsalroom.org.
One thing I ve noticed is that a lot of beginner founders focus only on building the product itself, but don t focus enough on visibility and distribution early on.
I ve been building VertoX for more than 2 years now, and one of the biggest things I learned is this:
If nobody knows your product exists, growth becomes much harder later.
For the last 6+ months, I ve been consistently talking about VertoX across different platforms almost every day X, LinkedIn, Product Hunt, Reddit, Discord communities, and more.
Most teams adopting AI agents in 2026 are making the same mistake: they're plugging agents into human-optimized workflows and wondering why the results are chaotic.
The AI Velocity Pod Starter Kit is the workflow layer we wish existed when we started building with agents 18 months ago, now open-sourced after being battle-tested across 300+ products in 21 countries.
