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Get AI-powered critiques of any website in under 30 seconds.
cs_vertex · Product Hunt
SiteRoast AI Roast any website with AI in under 30 seconds
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Get AI-powered critiques of any website in under 30 seconds.
cs_vertex · Product Hunt
SiteRoast AI Roast any website with AI in under 30 seconds

Watch the board change as you prompt: sales, marketing, planning, coding and video work build up as nodes that read each other's content — the doc drives the design, the design dri
u/Wide_Loan2668 · Reddit
I typed two sentences. My AI canvas built two fully working tools. No templates. No setup. Here's the screenshot. https://preview.redd.it/hvm981p8sclh1.png?width=1568&format=png&auto=webp&s=8fa20a3267ea9f541096311bde1617b85e2f402d I was doing fundraising outreach last week. Needed two things simultaneously — a client proposal for a freelance project AND cold emails drafted differently for pre-seed VCs vs angels. Normal move: open Notion, open a Google Doc, open a spreadshe

Make sense of change, notice what matters, and choose one useful next step.
@BohdanBalanyk · X

Free PDF tools in your browser for merging, splitting, compressing, and protecting files.
@magictoolshup · X
This unique website handles everything for you with great precision and professionalism. A key feature is that it never uploads your files—they remain solely within your browser for maximum privacy. Give it a try,you will discover something impressive.

Merge, compress, split, and convert PDFs entirely in your browser without uploading files.
@notApplicaky · X

Free in-browser PDF tools for merging, splitting, converting, and editing without uploading files.
u/Key_Caramel_5578 · Reddit
Built a free PDF toolkit solo (with AI help) — need feedback on the in-browser text editor before I keep pushing on it Been heads-down on this for a while: thepdftool.in Standard PDF stuff : merge, split, compress, convert, OCR — but most of the conversion tools run entirely client-side (WASM), so files never leave your browser for those. Built solo, leaned on AI tools for a good chunk of the code and debugging. The feature I care most about right now is an inline text editor :— click i

A delivery board whose columns are your branches. Pick a card up and the branch is cut; push and the pull request opens; move it to the last column and the merge happens. Works on
@tylonapp · X

Get honest feedback on how clients and recruiters perceive your website.
@stanley_human · X
I have reached 2000+ customers. Vibe coded tool I launched in early March. Now discoverable of ChatGPT.

AI code review that cuts through the noise to show only findings that matter.
@polsia · X
You can ship a vibe-coded app by lunch. You can also ship a vibe-reviewed bug by Friday. Pullflow reads the PR nobody else bothered to open.

Paste a messy meeting or call transcript and get a clean summary with action items in seconds. Free, no login required.
u/dreresn · Reddit
Built a free tool that turns messy meeting transcripts into a clean summary + action items (no signup) I kept losing track of action items after long Zoom/Meet calls, so I built a small free tool: paste a raw transcript, get back a plain-English summary, a list of action items with owners, and a shareable link. No login, nothing stored. It's a zero-dependency static site plus Vercel serverless functions, running on Gemini's free tier, so it costs $0 to run. Would love feedback on two thin

Compress, merge, split, convert, and edit PDF files directly in your browser.

Gather product feedback with built-in screenshots, audio, and session replay for instant team triage.
u/Zealousideal_North83 · Reddit
Fidibeki — Product feedback that finishes the job Building products is what drives me. While working on my own products, I noticed the same problem: feedback comes in, loses context, and users rarely hear what happened next. So I built Fidibeki. Users can report issues directly inside a product with screenshots, audio, or session replay. I can triage everything in one inbox, merge duplicates, track progress, and keep reporters updated. Privacy is built in: session replay