A while ago, I stumbled upon a massively viral Reddit post (~3k upvotes). A guy had built a way to browse Wikipedia on a canvas: every link opened as a new node on a Miro-like board, so you could visually track your entire rabbit hole - from ping-pong balls to thermonuclear reactors.
Under that post, there were hundreds of comments asking the same thing:
Hey friends! I just launched CareerButler.app on Product Hunt today. I ve been building this for almost a year, and we somehow already have 1,000+ active users (which is wild). If you ve got a minute, go check it out and hit me with your brutally honest feedback. If it s amazing, hype me up. If it sucks well, hurt my feelings. I need the feedback Either way I appreciate you!
Starting tomorrow, we ll begin posting manga-style videos created using CloneTalker (clonetalker.com) on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@CloneTa...
GA4 is a powerful product. That s not really up for debate.
But over the last few years, it has also raised the bar in terms of complexity, interpretation, and legal awareness, especially for small teams operating in the EU.
Hey Product Hunt I wanted to share a bit of what we ve been working on and get early thoughts from this community.
I m one of the makers behind Barie.ai. The problem that pushed us to build it is pretty simple but painful:
Most AI tools are great at fast answers. They re not great at continuity.
In real work, context matters. Decisions stack. Assumptions change. And when an AI forgets earlier reasoning or invents missing pieces, things quietly break.
I ve been making AI music over the last few months and made my own music visualizer for YouTube / Shorts / previews without uploading my music to random sites or installing heavy software.
