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Our old launch guide was getting pretty outdated. Lots of things changed since it was written: the submission flow, the scheduling rules, how points work, and more. So we rebuilt it from scratch.

Hi everyone!

Search performance reports typically include keyword rankings, organic impressions, clicks, and conversions.

As Google AI Overviews appear more frequently during commercial research, marketers have another part of search visibility to measure.

We teamed up with @GoogleCloud for a Cloud Run Hackathon October 14th!

To kick things off, we're celebrating on the leaderboard so you can meet the people behind Cloud Run.

I ve added a Japanese beta to SubtitleGenerator for creators working with Japanese videos.

The update brings the generate edit style export workflow into a Japanese interface, with changes to Japanese caption joining and segmentation. It uses the same editor and plans as the English product.

Your first video is free without signing up. Free exports are 720p with a small watermark; subtitle files, watermark-free HD and translation are on Pro / Max.

If you make videos in Japanese, what still takes the most work after the first subtitle draft? I d love a short example of a caption or interface phrase you d change.

For us, RunEvr is the environment where we actually build RunEvr =)

For me, that s one of the most beautiful parts of having a product - using it while continuing to build and improve it.

We do our everyday calls there, share ideas, chat, store files, do reviews, complete tasks

And all of this is happening inside the same environment we re building to help other teams do exactly that!
Kind of a mirror within a mirror =D

Hi everyone!

I'm super excited to share our new visual launch editor. It's built to make launching on Product Hunt a lot easier.

Here's a perfect case study of having been around a long time.
We started working on a product called Letters. Then we came here and saw a ProductHunt announcement for a different product called Letters that we'd announced in 2015.
In any case, it's a new era and we have interesting launches coming up.

To be honest, I'm pretty active on Product Hunt, but I also have a ton of other work to do.
So sometimes it's hard to keep up with everything and make sure I don't miss anything.

We've actually been thinking about how to automate some of our PH activities within the team.
Just a little help to stay on top of things =)

And today I saw the MCP server announcement.

YAAAY! That's great news!

Hey everyone, Lydia here.

Two new things since launch day.

I used to send a five-day welcome email sequence that had advice, lists of features and friendly reminders to upgrade. The open rates were okay. Less than ten percent of people who tried the product ever finished the main setup inside the app.

We completely stopped using the messages and made each email focus on one specific action. The second email now takes the user to connecting their main data source along with a video that shows them how to do it in just one minute.

That one change raised the activation rate for trial users from eight percent, to twenty-two percent in a few weeks. People do not want emails that try to cheer them on; they want a way to get their first result.

What is the one onboarding email strategy that worked best for you?

Thanks for the support at launch. Two of the requests from launch week have shipped, so here's a quick update.

1.2 Upcoming. A list of everything due or scheduled in the next 7 days, grouped by day.

Studying in a language you are still learning? Press Record when the class starts: every sentence is written down and translated live, and after class you get a clean transcript, a summary and key points in both languages searchable, and as PDF, Word, subtitles or audio.

32 languages on iPhone, Android and the web. New: 3 days free, no card.

https://sponkly.com/features/record

Hey makers

On Friday Tobira Site Agent finished #1 Product of the Day. It was Hypership Day, so this one is really yours.

Thank you @chrismessina for hunting us and for the most detailed launch feedback we've ever had.

Not the dramatic stuff that gets blocked. The quiet things you only notice an hour or a week later

Mine was two agent sessions working in the same repo. One of them went to clean up its own background process by matching the name and killed the other session's run too. No error anywhere. I just found a half finished job later and had to figure out why

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You have data in your own API, a script, or a nightly job. Getting it into your analytics tool usually means a CSV export, a manual upload, or a custom integration someone has to maintain.

We just made that one command.

Databox CLI brings Databox into your terminal. If it prints JSON, you can pipe it straight into a Databox dataset. You get a clear result back every time: how many rows came in, what was added, what was updated, and what was rejected.

FinderGit 0.60.0: your stars, and anyone's profile

This one started with a feature request: browse the repos you starred on GitHub without leaving FinderGit, and without cloning them all first. Now they're one switch away, and every row tells you whether you already have it:

Hi everyone, Andrei here, maker of Teclo.

Tomorrow (Nov 10) Teclo 2 goes live on Product Hunt. The big change: you can now make the keyboard sound yourself. Design a pack from any of the 16 built-in ones, record your own keys with your Mac's microphone, and share it as a .teclo file.

Another short tutorial, one task each.

This one: your support email address. You keep your own mailbox and forward it to Comcent, add three DNS records so replies are signed as you, and send a test reply. Then customers' emails show up in the same inbox as calls, texts and chat.

Video: https://youtu.be/vyZIPx5A8dE

Anything you'd like us to show next?

In the RunEvr team, we're all problem solvers.

I honestly don't remember an exciting problem we've left without a solution =D

You asked for this one a lot, so here it is , we finally shipped BYOK!

You can now bring your own API key (BYOK) to Pretty Chat, the feature of Pretty Prompt that lets you chat with any website you're on, right from the Chrome extension.

Hey hunters

Quick update from the Sendu team ( we launched here a couple of days ago our file transfer app for iPhone, Android, Mac, Windows and Linux).

Now we have the Android TV / Google TV app, now on Google Play.

• Receive files (free) send videos, music, photos or APKs from any phone or computer straight to the TV's downloads

• Stream in native quality play a video from your phone or laptop on the big screen, no transcoding, pause/resume from the couch with our Sendu native player or you can just cast from the Sendu app to Android TV.

• Browse shared folders open a folder your desktop shares and pull files with the D-pad

Two years ago we launched Reachy here as a LinkedIn sender. Tomorrow we're back with what we learned: sending is easy, the conversation after the reply is where deals die. Quick question while we polish the last bits: when a prospect replies "sounds interesting", what do you do next today, and how long does it take you?

SMS OTP is the default second step for a huge number of products. it s familiar, users get it, and it works on every phone.

But the more I look at it, the more it feels like a decision most teams made years ago and never revisited.

A few of you asked how a one-person product ended up here, so here s the backstory that didn t fit on the launch page.

I ve spent pretty much my whole career around sound and conversations. For years I was a PM in audio software, the tools people use to record and shape what you hear. Then I moved to voice AI that sits inside live phone calls, at scale. Thousands of conversations a day, agents getting coached while the customer was still on the line, simulated calls to train people before their first real one.