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MomentX reads your last 60 days of X posts, learns how you sound and what earns reach, then writes tomorrow's posts and reply targets for you. The Chrome extension shows who unfoll
@hunt3rrdev · X
A browser extension suggesting X replies in your unique voice and tone.
@kekkodamato_ · X
Working on -- a browser extension that helps you write better replies on X. Built for anyone who spends time engaging here but wants their replies to actually land.
AI-powered proofreader that cleans up dictation while preserving your voice.
umesh92x · Product Hunt
Still Your Words AI proofreader - fixes dictation without erasing your voice
Paste text to detect AI-generated writing patterns using NLP analysis.
NikhilVerma · HN
Slopsift – a local, graph-backed linter for AI writing
Refine your lyrics with AI-generated next-line ideas, hooks and rhymes.
u/Primenoir · Reddit
I built my first proper side project an AI songwriting workspace called Lyriq Hey everyone, I’ve just launched/migrated my first proper side project to its new domain: https://www.trylyriq.com It’s called Lyriq an AI songwriting workspace for artists, rappers and songwriters. The idea is simple: most AI lyric tools feel generic. They can generate lines, but they often miss the actual vibe, genre, cadence, emotion or writing direction. I wanted to build something that feels more like
Scan your writing for AI-generated content and revise flagged passages
u/Cnye36 · Reddit
I built an AI detector and I'm not sure the score is the useful part I started building DidAIwriteit.com thinking the most useful part was the sentence level scoring and rescan. I thought, scan a draft, flag suspicious sentences, help the user rewrite and rescan to pass the detector before a teacher, client, or editor did. That felt like the product. But I kept running back into the same question: What does that actually prove, at the end of the day it is still just a number, the landsca
Personalized learning, ACT/SAT prep, essay support, and audio tutoring in 100+ languages.
@vrajshroff · X
Personalized learning for students
AI voice coach that conducts interviews in 8 languages, evaluates your answers, and generates a readiness report.
@7ggx45 · X
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Turn keywords and half-formed ideas into refined prompts through interactive word curation.
u/UniversityIll2916 · Reddit
I built a brainstorming tool where you flick single words by instinct — 30s demo ou type in a half-formed idea. It throws single words at you, one at a time, and you keep / spark / drop each one on instinct — about a second a decision. Sparks are the important ones: the words you can't resolve yet, and the next round follows them hardest. At the end it writes the whole thing up as a prompt you can paste into Claude or ChatGPT. The clip is one real session — seed was "make our team meetings
Copy curated prompts for AI image, video, and audio generation.
weijunext · HN
Free, curated prompts for AI image, video and music
Intelligent writing app for authors with AI co-author Robin that knows your story.
u/This-Patience-6781 · Reddit
Building the home for authors (WriteinaClick) - one place for the whole book, not another AI writing tool Building Write in a Click: a home for authors where the entire book lives - planning, drafting, editing, world-building, version history, exports, shared workspaces. One place instead of a scattered mess of docs, notes apps, and outlining tools. The part I care about most isn't AI. It's that most writing tools handle one slice (drafting, or outlining, or notes) and authors end up stitch
Generate Gmail replies in your personal writing voice using AI trained on your emails.
u/Sea_Visual9618 · Reddit
I fed an AI 12,000 of my sent emails to clone my writing voice. My cofounder couldn't tell which replies were mine. Bit of background: I've spent ~2 hours a day in Gmail for the last two years, and almost none of it was thinking. It was re-typing the same six replies. So the side project started as a dumb question: if I gave a model every email I'd ever sent, could it write like me? Not "professional email tone" — me. The lowercase, the "sounds good, will do by fri," the fact
