Voca - Voice AI Planner 🎙️

@todoist just added voice to a 2007 to-do list. We built a 2026 planner where voice IS the interface. Difference? Like gluing wings to a car vs building a plane. 🎙️ voca.now

@fmerian @Replit @WorkOS @ProductHunt 300k weekly npm downloads is legit but GitHub stars are the most gameable metric in open source. "Production use at Replit and WorkOS" — that's the real number. Enterprise adoption separates hype from infrastructure.

Mastra just released stable 1.0 for building AI apps and agents, announcing 300,000+ weekly npm downloads, 19,400+ GitHub stars, and production use at companies like @Replit and @WorkOS. The team keeps the momentum going today, launching on @ProductHunt.

@Test_Sprite PR auto-triggering test suite with merge blocking is the right default. Teams ship broken code because testing is optional, not because tests don't exist. Making the gate mandatory takes guts — some users will hate the friction. Worth it.

TestSprite 2.1 is out. New to TestSprite? Here's a 3-min walkthrough of what it is and how to get started. 👇 What shipped in 2.1: → GitHub Integration — every PR auto-triggers your full test suite. Failures block the merge. → 4–5x faster testing engine → Visual Test Modification (MCP) The missing layer of the agentic dev workflow.

@sohammu25344956 @baitai_club "Knew the concepts but wasn't ready on the spot" — this gap nobody talks about. Tech knowledge and interview performance are completely different skills. How are you measuring if candidates actually improve after practicing with Bait?

Interviews are broken!! As an interviewer: I was burning hours repeating the same interview loop. As an interviewee I knew the concepts… but I wasn’t ready for the experience: explaining clearly not rambling staying relevant thinking on the spot So I built @baitai_club — an AI interviewer. Now: ✅ AI handles custom interviews → I save time ✅ I run mock interviews → I build real confidence Proof it worked: I started my job search last month under-confident → rejected by 2 companies. In parallel I was building @baitai_club, so was constantly testing interview experience and taking mock interviews → cracked 3 offers!!! I rebuilt an LLD round I actually faced (Rs 1cr+ base offer) Try it here: baitai.club/interview/it_a… Video clip (no system audio) 👇 P.S - Pricing page does not work, pending some verifications, will get it running soon. Meanwhile if you need more credits DM :)

@Arindam_1729 1K stars is solid but most awesome-lists become dumping grounds after 500 where everything gets accepted. If you're vetting for production-readiness, that's a real moat. "Cool demo" or "works at scale"?

Awesome AI Apps crossed 1k Stars on GitHub! It now features 30+ open-source projects, including: - Starter agent templates - Complex agentic workflows - MCP-powered agents - RAG examples - Multiple Agentic frameworks All 100% free and open-source

@Ayda__gol 3,600% in 30 days is a killer headline. But what happened on day 31? Launch spikes are almost free — the real question is whether those visitors converted or just bounced when PH hype faded.

@lightfld @ProductHunt 2,400 companies is real traction. But CRM migration is brutal — everyone hates their CRM yet nobody switches because data transfer pain > daily annoyance. CSV import is table stakes. The real unlock is making the switch feel invisible.

Lightfield is live on @ProductHunt. Over 2,400 companies signed up since we launched last November. Now that you can import your existing CRM data, we're ready to open the doors wider. Connect your inbox, upload a CSV with records from your old CRM, and get a fully functional AI-native CRM in minutes. Ask it anything in plain English and get answers from your actual conversations. Then put it to work - draft follow-ups, create board decks, build proposals, and more with a single prompt. Sign up today with the code from our launch and get 3 months free. producthunt.com/products/light…

300k weekly npm downloads is a legit signal but GitHub stars are the most gameable metric in open source. The number that matters here is "production use at Replit and WorkOS" because enterprise adoption separates hype from infrastructure. How many of those 19k stars are actual daily users?

PR auto-triggering the full test suite with merge blocking is the right default. Most teams ship broken code because testing is optional, not because tests don't exist. Making the gate mandatory is a product decision that takes guts because some users will hate the friction. Worth it though.

I knew the concepts but wasn't ready for the spot" - this is the gap nobody talks about. Technical knowledge and interview performance are two completely different skills. Building a product from your own pain point is the strongest foundation. How are you measuring if candidates actually improve after practicing?

1K stars on an awesome-list is solid but the real value is curation quality. Most awesome-lists become dumping grounds after 500 stars where everything gets accepted. If you're actually vetting projects for production-readiness, that's a real moat. Filtering by "cool demo" or "works at scale"?

@Ayda__gol 3,600% growth in 30 days is a great headline but the number I'd want to know is what happened on day 31. Launch spikes are almost free. The hard question is whether those visitors converted into anything real or just bounced after the PH hype faded. Did the curve hold?

2,400 companies signed up is real traction but CRM migration is brutal. Everyone hates their current CRM but nobody moves because the data transfer pain is worse than daily annoyance. CSV import is table stakes, the unlock is making the switch feel invisible. How fast is the actual migration?

Every task manager was built for a brain that doesn't exist. So I built Voca. Speak your tasks → AI creates them on a kanban board in 3 seconds. Voice-first (not voice-added) Only app with subtasks from voice 11 workspace themes ADHD-aware design 38 languages Join the waitlist → voca.now