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Share a QR code for real-time group advice from peers in your team or conference.
@Snark_Video · X
Get feedback with One QR code. The whole room joins in. Pick your vibe.

Train an AI agent on your knowledge to automatically answer visitor questions in your voice.
@withmindola · X
let's go! you can build you digital twin by feeding all your content and share it with people so they can talk to your second brain in your own voice.

Tell Preludeum what you sell. It finds relevant public posts on Reddit and X, ranks the best leads, and helps you draft replies.
@xmangonic · X

A marketplace where users ask any question and pay real experts for immediate answers.
@TRACaveMan · X

Paste a customer conversation and get your positioning extracted into five components, every claim quoted word for word. Then generate a pitch that only uses real evidence.
@choppeduncCEO · X
Positioning and PMF finder for early stage founders. Offering free trial for feedback and validation

Get a personalized feed of Reddit discussions where customers are asking for solutions related to your business.
@RSolticzki · X
Working on an app that instantly gives you a feed full of leads, matched with your website, on Reddit.

Add a 24/7 AI customer support agent to your website in under 5 minutes. Train it on your docs, PDFs, or any URL — it answers questions, captures leads, and hands off to your team
@ontrozofficial · X

Re-explain any learning material in your own words with adaptive questions that reveal what you actually understand.
@indrajit_tweets · X
Most AI learning tools explain concepts for you through summaries, notes, quizzes, and flashcards. But recognising an answer is not the same as understanding it. That’s why I built ReExplain ( for the @OpenAI Build Week Hackathon. ReExplain flips the roles - the AI becomes the curious learner, and you become the teacher. You explain the material in your own words, while the AI listens, identifies gaps, and asks follow-up questions that challenge you to think deeper. Powered by GPT-5.6 Luna and built with Codex, ReExplain is now live on Product Hunt! If the idea resonates with you, I’d really appreciate your upvote and support 😄 🔗 Product Hunt Launch Link: Watch the demo, try it, and share your feedback! #ProductHunt #OpenAI #BuildWeek #AI #EdTech #Hackathon

AI toolkit for generating debate replies and analyzing arguments with seven specialized modes.
@recurno · X
Just shipped Riposte. Paste a Reddit dunk aimed at you → get 4 reply angles that take your side. Sharp. Logical. Aggressive. Socratic. Or spar the AI in Arena first. #debate #buildinpublic

Talk to an AI front desk agent for tutoring centers that refuses to invent prices.
u/Constant_Series1266 · Reddit
Meridian - AI front desk for tutoring centers that refuses to invent a price Tutoring centers lose students before they ever meet them. A parent emails at 9 PM about algebra help; nobody answers until morning, and the family books somewhere else. I'm in high school. I spent four months building the front desk that does answer: it replies in seconds, handles the actual back-and-forth about price and scheduling, and books the intro session on the center's calendar. Live, no signup: https://mer

Chat with any PDF using AI. Upload your document to get instant summaries, ask questions, and extract key insights with GPT-4o, complete with precise page citations.
@dev_hassan9 · X
Just shipped PDFChat — turn any PDF into something you can actually talk to. Chat, summarize, and mindmap your documents with AI. Built solo, live now 🧵

Ask questions about Scripture and get AI-backed answers with every claim cited to specific verses.
u/zx9rams · Reddit
I built a Bible tool designed so the AI can't just make things up. I've been building this for a while and the part I actually care about is the architecture, because an AI that reads the Bible is exactly the thing nobody should trust by default. So its built the opposite way, the model is treated as untrusted and the code owns every real decision. every quote is checked word for word against the Hebrew and Greek before it shows, so the model cant paraphrase scripture into an answer eve