... knowledge, not just links. Why Axus stands out: 210 languages interface + real search in every language of the world (not just translated UI). Zero hallucinations facts only, sourced deeply and verified. Time Machine slide through history of any topic (money, tech, animals

... dump. Collect everything, tag it by what it s actually about, and make it searchable so people can dig for what they want. What s live right now: Continuous collection of public Grok-generated images Topic-based tags (NSFW, politics, crypto, anime

... discover the shortest connection between them. The graph highlights and zooms to show all cards along the route. Timeline animation: Visualize how your knowledge base grew over time. Use the date range slider to filter nodes by creation date, or press play to watch an animated

... freelance content writer for B2B SaaS companies. After leading content teams, scaling organic traffic and signups at global software firms like Zoho and Animaker, I began an exciting journey in freelancing. These days I mostly write or ghostwrite, I also have hands-on experience with SEO research. That means I can do keyword research, create topic

... Eureka: Transform PDFs, or topics into interactive knowledge maps. Explore, learn, and create content from your knowledge graph. I'm excited to share Eureka with you today. This project started from a simple frustration: why is knowledge always presented linearly? When I read a book or article, I want to see how concepts connect, explore related ideas, and understand the bigger picture not just scroll through pages. Eureka solves this by turning any knowledge source into a visual, explorable ... ... think in connections, associations, and visual patterns. 2/ Eureka transforms any knowledge source into a visual, explorable map: Upload a PDF Get a knowledge graph Enter a topic

... Enter a topic   Explore connections  Paste a URL   See concepts visualized(on the way) ... 3/ What makes it special?  AI guides your exploration (no need to know what to ask)  Interactive tools on the canvas (calculators, animations

... wanted to share it with this community first. What it does: Eureka transforms PDFs, web pages, or topics into interactive knowledge maps. Instead of linear reading, you explore knowledge as connected nodes, timelines, and concept trees. Key features: - Upload PDFs Get visual knowledge graphs - AI-guided exploration (no need to know what to ask) - Interactive tools on canvas (calculators, animations

... only with 2 series sounds doable lol :D Comment from Abdul Rehman(@abod_rehman): Moneyball isn t a traditional business movie, but the innovation mindset is insanely inspiring. Comment from Nikita Sorokin(@nikita_40in): If you re open to animated films/series, I d actually recommend My Hero Academia . It s not directly about business, but it s an amazing metaphor for entrepreneurship: how shared effort, mentorship, and leading by example can help you overcome any obstacle and reach your goals ... ... favorite. You can see parallels of founders in 1800s to today s tech founders like Larry Ellison, Musk, Page etc. Comment from Mark Lemuel M(@kilopolki): wolf of wall street hahah Comment from Aleksandar Blazhev(@byalexai): Great topic

... booked a call because of it. he couldn't tell it was AI. i think i see the future of current influencers turning themselves into AI to scale their content production. Comment from Abdul Rehman(@abod_rehman): Interesting topic, I feel AI avatars could scale marketing, but authenticity might take a hit Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @norteapp  But maybe recognition through some non-human looking creature. Mascot. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @heyitsirenechan ... ... have a problem differentiating even now! :D Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @priyanka_gosai1  It needs to look either really authentic (like something I have never seen before) and it needs to be a some sort of animal

... I ve been thinking about how much design quality actually matters in the earliest stages of a product. Some users ...

... amazing. We created a workflow that handles the entire process based on a single topic input ("The Future of AI in Creative Industries"). Here s the step-by-step pipeline running completely autonomously: 1. Podcast Topic

... there. Figma is so easy to use and I wish that easy existed for video editing. Any recommendations? Comment from Baiche Ramy(@baicheramy): Hi there! I think Jitter is exactly what you need, it's dedicated mostly for UI animations with Figma like interface that can be very easy to use. Personally trying to use it whenever I have some free time in hand. https://jitter.video Hopefully this is what you are looking for! Comment from Bernat Fortet Unanue(@bernatfortet ... ... same some time ago though found nothing and used a canva video editor to move the layers. It was not am easy task, so not recommend. So I'd like to hear other responses, thank you for this topic

... with style think dramatic flair, mysterious vibes, and a hint of Anime rebellion. From emotionally complex machines to therapy bots that don t hold back, we re diving into the weirder side of artificial intelligence. And believe us we ve only seen the teaser. Goth Anime

... line) Shooting or sourcing footage Editing, branding, and thumbnail design All for a single 60-second social video that flushes our calendar and drains our energy. Our Aha! Moment What if you could simply type your topic, pick a style news clip, animation

... knowledge management solutions. Honestly, no matter what kind of content you're creating or what platform and tools you're using to produce and publish it, the underlying creative process pretty much stays the same. It goes from topic selection, information gathering, and idea formation, to the actual production and finally publishing. These steps make up the core content creation workflow. If we were to map these steps out in a table, you'd clearly see where different types ... ... these stages done before, and what can AI replace or optimize now? Advancements in Multimodal Output Today's AI has made huge strides in its multimodal output capabilities. This means any content creation tool can directly generate videos, audio, animations

... something I built recently with Replit that allows you to incentivise feedback from users in a continuous discovery process for any digital product. it also does automatic bug detection. https://featuresprout.com Comment from Daniel B(@dnlbtlr): v0 Comment from Animesh(@theanimeshs): @V0.dev by @Vercel is pretty good. it also understands the security, db and fundamentals really well. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): I was quite okay with https://v0.dev/ But shared some tools (specifically for coding) in this thread ... ... thought process after each prompt - More than the output code! Roll back and adjust the prompt to direct it better. - Keep chat history to at most 3-4 prompts! Keep the scope atomic and don't mix different topics

... ChatGPT ( 300/year) : for instant code ideas, troubleshooting and quick docs lookup * Helm ( 30/year) : makes App Store Connect workflows a breeze (I d gladly pay more) * RocketSim ( 60/year) : spins up simulated devices in seconds so I can test UIs and animations without the wait * GitKraken ( 60/year) : a git repo manager with a clean, intuitive UI * Canva ( 150/year) : to create my apps assets Each one pays for itself by speeding up my work or helping me avoid mistakes ;) Comment from Sumeyye Bozkus ... ... start a new project: I immediately show them what I imagine the landing page to look like. I don t need to rely on their developers/designers/frontend engineers to share my vision. We need content on all sorts of topics

... looking forward to seeing what you are creating it sounds like something with a lot of heart. Comment from Daniel(@dan16): At the end of the day AI can not understand and replicate the fine lines of humor, cultural topics, and true human invention. It s spits out what it already knows. It generates images from famous artists it s been trained on. So as long as you keep the AI usages to specific use cases ... ... just a design choice, but a philosophical stance that determines how technology is integrated into our lives. What I consider to be a humanized product includes the following qualities: 1 Small interactive details (personalized welcome message or funny loading animation

... draft roughly, and AI handles the organization and execution. I only need to oversee the start and finish of the project. - The cost and time to build a simple webpage have decreased. Previously, I used platforms like Framer and Anima after designing, but now I can design and develop simultaneously. By unifying the platforms, I've managed to reduce costs to just 10% of what they were. - Having a conversation partner is a positive change. The longer I work alone ... ... output an interactive prototype in HTML format. It saves me an incredible amount of time. Comment from Hamza Afzal Butt(@hamza_afzal_butt): @busmark_w_nika  Yes! Search used to be a time sink, especially for niche topics

... files, copy file paths, take screenshots, record screens, and more. Comment from Jean Willame(@jean_willame): @busmark_w_nika  Yep, exactly it's this one ! Comment from Jean Willame(@jean_willame): Hey @busmark_w_nika thanks for the topic! As a Produc and after trying so many productivity hacks, I finally found that the simplest tool that actually works to get your sh*t done is the most useful ahah. My day-to-day workflow centers on Linear ... ... solves a big enough pain. Comment from MubashirullahD(@mubashirullahd): @busmark_w_nika  oh nice. What did you stream? I mostly streamed Zelda Breath of the Wild. Tech streams would have made more sense but I didn't have topic

... Cancer research would be one of the TOP, if things go well. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @thefullstack  I saw how one guy is using it for detecting toddlers' language. I think that understanding the animals and plants is another stage. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @chandan7  Is your website right? Comment from Alex Lou(@fullstack_x): Using AI to talk to dolphins. https://blog.google/technology/a... Comment from Chandan(@chandan7): Idk if it's a negative ... ... military (even the US started being interested in their solutions). Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @siddharthpereira  This is crazy. 5 different patterns of crying translated into the normal language. Pretty neat. Imagine using it towards animals

... featured if I use the same domain but a different path for my next product? For example, I m planning to launch my puzzle game at https://www.trangram.com/games/m... , but I ve already launched Trangram (a vector editor and animation tool) at https://www.trangram.com . Thanks again for your time! Comment from Sam @CRANQ(@cranqnow): @gabe  I appreciate you taking the time to explain that! Thanks Gabe, looking forward to getting the launch off the ground :) Comment from Sam @CRANQ ... ... impressive that you try each of the products, do they have to be 'HUNTED' specifically to try them, or if they are 'launched-normally' do you not bother? Thank you Gabe! Comment from Tetiana(@tetianai): Thank you for this topic

... A few of us at Product Hunt are putting on our most brutally honest (but helpful!) hats and roasting landing ...

... Yesterday, Microsoft's Majorana 1 was launched here , a prototype of a quantum processor powered by topological qubits, a breakthrough ...

... product pages into videos within minutes, just by using a URL. The challenge we're facing with the tagline is the varied terminology in this space - "explainer" and "product video" mean different things to different people. Some think of animated videos, others think of software demos. We want our tagline to be clear and explicit about what we offer... Also we wondered if URL to video would be a good thing to include in the tagline. I'd love ... ... Powered recipe app that helps you cook smarter" My Story: "The smart journal that helps you treasure every moment" Any suggestions for improvement?" Comment from liming zhang(@liming_zhang): Sorry for bringing up something unrelated to this topic