https://www.producthunt.com/prod... Mozzie is something I built because of how I actually work.
I rarely work on one thing at a time. I usually have multiple work items open, each with its own repo and context, while I'm in the terminal doing the real work.
Mozzie lets you orchestrate work items and run multiple coding agents in parallel (Codex, Claude Code, Gemini CLI, etc) using your existing AI subscriptions. 100% Free and Open Source
Customer support becomes harder to manage as organizations grow. Long response times, limited coverage, and hiring delays can quickly affect user experience.
Work for Impact connects organizations with vetted global customer service professionals who can handle email support, live chat, technical support, and customer success operations.
Tired of applying to 1000+ job applications and tweaking resumes multiple times. I was also sick of this same process.
To fix this problem. I started @Spotlytt . Showoff your skills through videos/audios rather than using text as the only medium and let other get inspired by you.
I built Huntivo to solve a simple problem. Most lead gen tools give you a list of businesses and leave you to figure out the rest. You still have to research each one, check if they need what you sell, and come up with a reason to reach out.
Huntivo does all of that for you. Pick a city, choose a business type, and select a service gap like "no website" or "no SEO." It pulls leads from Google Places, then the AI reads their website and Google Reviews to confirm exactly what they're missing.
Every lead comes with a reason to reach out. No guessing, no wasted calls.
Free to try, paid plans start at $29/month. Would love your feedback. https://huntivoleads.com/
I ve been working on an experiment called Code-Pulse Live.
It s an experimental coding environment where your heartbeat becomes part of the coding experience. You can connect a Bluetooth heart-rate monitor or use webcam pulse detection, and watch your live BPM and pulse wave sync with your code execution.
The idea is to explore the connection between your physical state and programming performance things like focus, stress, and flow state while coding.
Over the last year, I kept noticing the same thing: every email is AI-written, every pitch is AI-polished, and every follow-up is easier to generate than ever. But that also means the real edge is shifting away from content and toward human context.
Most tools capture what happened in a meeting. Very few help you remember how it actually went - the hesitation before the yes, the energy shift when pricing came up, the personal detail mentioned in passing, the thing you felt but would never type into a CRM.
