Knockin'
Product Hunt 1 month ago 44
Knockin is launching an AI business card that turns a user’s bio into a chat agent for answering questions and booking time.
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Product Hunt 1 month ago 44
Knockin is launching an AI business card that turns a user’s bio into a chat agent for answering questions and booking time.
Product Hunt 1 month ago 14
Clipnote launched as a knowledge-base/notepad for saving ChatGPT and Claude conversations so they persist after you close a tab. It launches today. As a result, you can use “save this” (and paste) to store conversations for later and resume where you left off.
Fortune 13
AT&T CEO John Stankey said he wants employees to come to meetings prepared to speak with fact-based points of view, not just observe, in a discussion with JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon. JPMorgan’s stock is up more than 17% over the past year while AT&T’s has fallen about 12%. Both CEOs suggest meeting preparation may shift toward faster, AI-assisted directed information instead of relying only on pre-reading.
Product Hunt 1 month ago 26
Tucky launched as a native macOS notes app that stays as a thin stripe along the screen edge. The Plus plan costs $4/month and includes voice, connectors, and access to the best LLM models. The app emphasizes local and encrypted notes, with the $4/month tier adding the extra AI-related features.
Product Hunt 1 month ago 26
Remind launched a macOS meeting app that provides an AI briefing on meeting participants and includes a one-click join button. The subscription costs $19.99 per year and includes a 7-day free trial. It changes meeting prep by pulling calendar data plus email, Slack, and Notion context into a screen-level briefing before the join time.
Product Hunt 1 month ago 25
AINA is an AI career coach that uses conversations with a video avatar to help users identify issues in their job search, improve their profile, and practice interviews. It is shown with 60 followers for the launch. It provides a personalized action plan after the user talks to it, as a product launch rather than a news update.
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Anthropic’s march toward an IPO turned into the defining AI thread of the day, not because the filing was just financial theatre, but because it laid bare the mechanics of how modern model companies intend to survive both scale and scrutiny. In its SEC S-1 for a Nasdaq debut under ticker ANT, Anthropic reported $16.3 billion in first-half revenue and an $80.7 billion net loss for the six months through June 2026, alongside a compute plan that’s hard to ignore: $542 billion to $567 billion on future infrastructure, with “Anthropic Direct” data centers aimed at reducing dependence on major clouds. The strategy is tightly coupled to product, too—Claude isn’t just a chatbot, it’s being pushed deeper into enterprises via first-party apps. More than half of the company’s $100,000-per-year customers use both the Claude platform and a first-party app, and Claude Code’s top 5% of enterprise users spend about 20× more than the average.
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