What if you could give a single goal to an AI CEO, and watch an entire company organize itself around getting it done?

Cotor is a local-first autonomous AI operations platform that turns one goal into a living execution system. Instead of manually creating every issue, assigning every task, and checking every step, you define the company, add your agents, and let the CEO AI plan, delegate, coordinate, review, and keep the loop moving.

Each company in Cotor can manage its own project folder, agent roster, memory, workflow state, and issue lifecycle. The CEO AI dynamically builds the workflow based on the agents you define, not on a rigid template. If you want five builders, one reviewer, and a QA lead, Cotor adapts. If your setup changes tomorrow, the workflow changes with it.

Cotor is built for people who want real autonomy without giving up visibility. You can see goals, issues, runtime activity, agent assignments, execution progress, and review status in a clean desktop interface inspired by modern operations tools. It is designed to feel less like prompting a chatbot and more like operating a real AI-native company.

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Hey everyone

I m Bhavya Pandya, an AI-first design engineer and founder of Enfiq. We spend most of our time helping founders turn ideas into working MVPs and AI products quickly.

Hey PH!

I'm Suman solo founder from India. Launched Torziva 3 days ago.

The problem: Fashion stores lose 20-30% revenue to returns. Root cause isn't sizing customers simply can't visualize how clothes look on their body before buying.

What Torziva does: Customers upload photo instantly see any outfit on themselves buy with confidence.

Hey Product Hunt!

I've been using 8080.ai for a while now and honestly it changed how I build software completely.

The problem I always had I had ideas but turning them into production-ready software was slow, expensive, and painful. Hiring developers, managing sprints, dealing with deployment... it never ends.

8080.ai flips that entirely. You just describe what you want in plain English and 10+ specialized agents kick in simultaneously a Tech Lead, Frontend, Backend, DevOps, and Designer agent all collaborating like a real engineering team.

Hey Product Hunt!
I'm Dave, and I built DuLink to solve a problem that's probably familiar to many of you with immigrant parents.
The problem:
My primary language is English after being educated abroad. My mom's is Mandarin Chinese. I'd find articles about health breakthroughs, current events, or things I thought she'd find meaningful and send them to her. But they almost never got read.
It wasn't that she didn't care. It was the friction. Google Translate meant copying text, pasting it in another tab, dealing with broken formatting. Browser extensions confused her. Eventually I just stopped sending as many articles, and those moments of connection quietly slipped away.
Why I built DuLink:
I needed something dead simple: paste a URL, get a shareable translation link. No apps to install. No multi-step workflow. Just a clean link I could text her that opens in her language.
I also added audio playback when I realized that reading dense text on a small screen gets exhausting as we age. Sometimes you just want to listen.
What makes it different:
Unlike Google Translate or browser extensions, DuLink creates a permanent, shareable URL. The translated article lives at that link, beautifully formatted, with optional audio, ready to share via text, WhatsApp, Telegram, WeChat, etc. Your recipient doesn't need to do anything except open it.
The first time it worked:
I sent my mom a DuLink about a topic she cared about. She actually listened to the whole thing. And the next time we talked, she brought it up. We discussed it. That small moment of real connection, the one I'd been trying to create all along, finally happened.
How it works:
- Free tier: 3 translations/month
- DuLink Plus ($3.99/month): Unlimited translations, audio playback, full history
- Supports 32 target languages
Special offer for Product Hunt:
As a token of appreciation to early adopters in the Product Hunt community, use promo code PHFRIENDS at checkout for one month free of DuLink Plus.
While I built this for a deeply personal reason, I'm sharing it because I suspect I'm not alone. If you have a parent, grandparent, or friend separated by language, I hope DuLink helps you bridge that gap.
Happy to answer any questions! And if you have feedback on features you'd want to see, I'm all ears.
Dave

I'm new to app development and have designed a minimal metronome app. It's inspired by flat, minimal, reductive design. I'm close to launching but I'd really appreciate some beta testers to give some valuable feedback please!
Here's the public beta invite code if you're interested: Public Beta Link
It's link to try the full unlocked Pro version.
I want this to be consumer friendly, so when it launches it will be free to use with a one-time in-app purchase for the pro features.
Hope you like it, thanks for checking it out,
Han
Mach 2 Metronome

Hey everyone,

I ve been running grassroots enduro races around Reno for the last few years and timing has always been one of the biggest challenges. Most of the systems out there are either really expensive, built for running races, or require chip timing hardware.

Over the past year I started building my own timing system called EnduroBro to solve that problem for smaller MTB events.

It s a simple app-based system with three parts: