@Cancel_Shut Turning the cancel click into a chance to offer a pause, a discount or a different plan before the sub actually ends is the right friction point. Catching the reason at that moment is what most Stripe setups quietly miss.
@rickvdbroek Teaching shortcut patterns that actually stack - Opt by word, Cmd by line, Shift to select, combined - is a much cleaner mental model than memorising individual shortcuts. The weekend reset framing around the Setup Kit thread is a tidy way to package it.
@Mekindor A Telegram bot where tapping a timestamp in the AI summary actually seeks the audio is a surprisingly solid take on podcast search. Adding ask-anything about the episode on top of that is the natural next step.
@anlyonHQ Categorising 192k tools across 15k MCP servers into read, write, irreversible and destructive is the transparency layer the agent world actually needs. Shipping it as a free tool makes it easy for server authors to self-audit before launch day.
@LexmountAI 20k stars on a Rust headless browser built for agents is a solid signal that the infra gap was real. Moving Moli into the cloud and pairing it with the Product Hunt launch is a clean way to turn that dev momentum into something teams can actually reach today.
@TOOOLSdesign A search that actually reads the question instead of matching keywords is what a 2,400 tool directory needs. Rebuilding it from scratch was the right call.
@karbonx6 2k across SaaS, iOS and building-in-public is a tidy intersection. The follow-backs strategy actually works when the audience overlaps like that.
@ParthSavaliya21 Pulling text straight out of videos and scans is the kind of thing that turns into muscle memory on a Mac. Unpixel picks a sharp angle for a copy from anywhere app.