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Product Hunt 1 week ago 44 ● 2 sources
MentionBird says it launched and claims to test ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude on buyer questions so that AI search answers can be missing when a product isn’t mentioned on trusted pages. It reports “Nine answers” and “Zero mentions” in the test results. It positions its service to help businesses appear in those AI-generated results by increasing their presence on the sources AI pulls from.
Product Hunt 1 week ago 7 ● 2 sources
Proofsource launched a daily AI-search visibility service that asks buyers’ questions across ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews to track which companies get named and draft fixes. It starts free with 25 questions across 4 engines. After you approve, agents publish the changes, verify the AI answers shifted, and learn from each update.
Product Hunt 1 week ago 20
OpenSwarm launched as an AI-first operating system that lets software agents control apps and browsers to carry out tasks. It has 138 followers listed on the page at launch. Users shift from doing tasks one at a time to orchestrating many agents running in parallel.
Startups Magazine 33
Saber developed and scaled an AI workflow automation platform by starting from customer-led consulting and proving automation on a 200,000-claim book before commercializing. It automated that manual task in less than three days instead of the six weeks previously expected. As a result, it grew to £13M ARR without signing a term sheet and positioned its product utility around client demand rather than investor-driven deployment.
Product Hunt 1 week ago 36
IrisGo launched an AI operating system for Windows and Mac that automates everyday workflows across applications using Watch & Learn. The beta is free at launch. This changes how solopreneurs set up repeat tasks by demonstrating them once and re-running the resulting reusable workflows with new inputs.
The New Stack 1 week ago 11
Palo Alto Networks launched Cortex XCOR, an AI-driven observability platform that triggers agents when alerts fire to investigate outages and recommend mitigations instead of relying on dashboard-only workflows. It reports average automated root-cause analysis in under three minutes with a 75% success rate in complex production environments. For now it still pages engineers, but the company aims to keep reducing response time as customers trust the analysis and move more remediation to automation.
Product Hunt 1 week ago 36
Spinachi AI is presented as a WhatsApp-based way to forward lab reports, have them sorted for a family, and show where results stand and when tests are due. The listing shows 22 followers. This shifts lab-report handling from manual review toward automated organization and reminders without a dedicated app.
Sifted 1 week ago 15 ● 5 sources
Stanislav Shabaiev argues that investors should look for companies using AI to reduce manual work and embed technology deeply in existing workflows, rather than focusing on traditional AI business labels. He says defensibility comes from data and integration costs that make switching too expensive, with the model itself available to everyone now. As AI spending shifts from experimentation to everyday operations, the emphasis moves from pilots to renewals and contract survival, favoring firms that combine AI with industry-specific know-how.
Product Hunt 1 week ago 14
Appto launched as an iOS app factory for Macs that uses an AI subscription to pick profitable app niches, generate the app, create the App Store listing, and submit it to Apple when you choose. It says one non-developer shipped 10 apps with the service. After launch, it shows live sales, answers reviews, and tracks keywords with suggested fixes.
Product Hunt 1 week ago 4
StayCharted was launched as an AI product that learns from your uploaded rows or photos and then fills in categories like support tickets, expense lines, survey answers, and product photos without prompts or code. The listing shows it launched today with 7 followers. It changes the workflow by automating the missing parts of your categorized data and routing uncertain answers back for your review.
Product Hunt 1 week ago 16
Willow Voice launched Willow Knowledge, adding the ability to transfer a user’s writing style and personal context from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or other AI tools into its voice dictation app. The update includes an 8th Willow Voice launch. This changes dictation output so emails, Slack messages, prompts, and other written text better match how the user writes when dictated.
Startups Magazine 39
London was selected as Dost’s next scaling base by founder Adam Barbera after he moved from Barcelona, where the company builds AI software to automate accounts paperwork end to end. Dost says its approach achieves 95% invoice extraction accuracy and has processed more than five million transactions across customers. The shift changes how finance teams handle invoices by routing and posting them in ERP systems with human work limited to true exceptions.
Product Hunt 1 week ago 39 ● 2 sources
iphone-use launched a system where an AI agent controls a real iPhone by reading the screen as text and performing taps, typing, scrolling, and other actions via WebDriverAgent. It includes a 21-tool MCP server for Claude Code. As a result, automation can replay completed tasks as flows without repeatedly involving a model, while unsupported actions return an “unknown” status and some blocked apps show wireframes instead of screenshots.
Product Hunt 1 week ago 42
Plugins Radar tracks the ChatGPT plugin directory to rank and compare plugins across 192 common searches, and lets users monitor competitors and receive email updates. It supports looking up 5,000+ plugins. As a result, plugin makers can identify where their listings rank, which rivals they overlap with, and which searches they miss.
Trending Topics 1 week ago 44
Deutsche Telekom is deploying AI to run parts of its hotline, network operations, and software and administration work while using AI to become a growth business. By 2030, it expects AI and automation to reduce about 2.5 billion euros in indirect costs compared with 2023. The company’s operations and customer-contact model shift toward AI handling large call volumes, while it reinvests some savings into digital transformation and pushes AI-related revenue from business customers and consumer services.
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15 October 2026
Anthropic used its pre-IPO moment to put hard numbers behind the AI business model: it reported $16.8 billion in Q3 revenue, up 45% sequentially, and said it reached adjusted profitability for the first time. That matters because it reframes what “scaling” looks like for the next wave of investors—less guesswork, more operating reality—at the same time the company is briefing markets ahead of an expected November listing.
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