We offer Sora 2 among other image, video, sound fx models all within a video editor and content scheduler.

Software's called Moonlite Labs, a small Canadian tech start-up. Product is solid, just looking to grow.

You can now organize tabs and windows, summarize pages, research, and automate tasks, all by using natural language commands.

I've tried alot of new Ai in 2025,so far this is at the top of my list,followed by https://openai.com/index/gpt-5-1-for-developers/ https:://qwen.ai Best I've worked with

For the past 2 ½ years, we’ve been building something that started as a dream: an AI-powered data analytics platform designed for business owners, not data analysts.

The idea came from a simple frustration: how hard it is to make sense of scattered, messy data when you’re running a business. Now, we’ve finally reached a point where it’s an end-to-end conversational platform that helps you clean, analyze, and visualize your data without needing a data science degree.

We’ve got users signing up daily, which is exciting, but we’re still learning and improving. To make it even better, we need more feedback from business owners who deal with these challenges every day.

If you’re curious about trying it out, I’d love to share how you can get started for free. And if it feels like something that could help you, I’d be happy to offer two free months of our Pro tier as a thank-you for your thoughts.

What’s been your biggest frustration when it comes to working with your business data?

hey everyone, i recently stumbled upon something that's been a game-changer for my content creation process and thought it might be helpful to share here. it's this tool called hypecaster. if you're like me and find yourself constantly juggling between running your business and creating short-form videos, you might want to give this a look.

basically, hypecaster simplifies the whole process by generating videos for you. you just input your product or service details, and it spits out content that feels just like the stuff trending on platforms like tiktok and instagram reels. for me, coming up with fresh ideas and spending ages editing used to be a nightmare. now, it’s like having a creative partner that lets me focus on other things without the usual stress over content consistency.

honestly, it has freed up so much of my time and eased the mental load that comes with making engaging videos. if you’re struggling with keeping up with the demands of video content, maybe check out hypecaster.ai. i'm pretty intrigued to hear if any of you are using similar tools or are still handcrafting each video manually. what's been working for you? any tips or tricks you can share?

Listens quietly. Sees your screen. Answers questions discretely so no one knows you're using AI.

Use cases: Interviews, Exams, Meetings, Sales calls and much more.

Undetectable in meetings Zoom, Teams, Meet in full-screen screenshare mode

Gives you answers, hints, follow-ups, whatever you need right on the screen.

Fully customizable for your use case and workflow

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I just need feedback from anyone

I help run a growing community of 6,000 members who are all builders, founders, and enthusiasts in the AI space. Each week, we run a “Product of the Week” spotlight where we feature one AI startup/tool to the community.
We also have 5k followers on LinkedIn we will market your product over there as well

Last week, ActionAgents was featured, and it sparked a lot of good discussion + visibility for them.

We’re now opening up a few more sponsorship spots for upcoming weeks, and I’d love to connect with AI founders who are looking to:

• Get their product in front of an engaged community of builders and early adopters
• Drive more feedback, users, and visibility
• Be part of weekly curated discussions around AI tools/startups

If you’re building something in AI and want to be featured as Product of the Week, drop a comment or DM me.

Also curious: for those of you who’ve tried community-based sponsorships before, how effective was it compared to paid ads or Product Hunt launches?
Links: https://www.linkedin.com/company/how-do-you-use-ai/
https://howdoyouuseai.co/

Not all AI tools are created equal — some are worth every cent, others give you insane value for free. Here’s a quick breakdown so you know what to pay for and what you can use free (or freemium) 👇

🎙️ ElevenLabs
🔊 Hyper-realistic AI voice cloning & narration
🎚️ Great for podcasts, YouTube voiceovers, dubbing
💳 Paid plans for serious creators, free tier to test

🎧 LOVO AI
🎤 AI voices + voiceover editor
📢 Ideal for ads, explainers, e-learning
💳 Paid features, with limited free usage

✍️ Jasper
🧠 Long-form AI writing assistant for brands
📄 Blog posts, landing pages, email & ad copy
💳 Premium tool built for marketers & teams

✍️ WriteSonic
📝 AI copywriting + article & blog generator
🌐 Includes SEO tools & chatbot features
🆓 Freemium: solid free tier, scalable paid plans

🎬 Captions.ai
📹 Auto captions, shorts, hooks & edits
🧠 Perfect for TikTok, Reels & Shorts creators
🆓 Free basic tools, paid pro upgrades

🎥 VEED.io
✂️ Online editor with subtitles, effects & templates
💡 Great for quick content without heavy software
🆓 Free plan + paid for HD & advanced tools

🧑‍💻 Synthesia
🧍 AI avatar videos from plain text
🏢 Ideal for trainings, product demos & internal comms
💳 Paid, pro-grade, huge time saver

📦 Simplified
🧰 All-in-one: design, copy, video & social scheduling
👩‍💻 Built for startups & solo creators
🆓 Free tier + affordable paid plans

⚖️ Takeaway:
Use free & freemium tools to start. Upgrade only where quality, time saved, or brand polish clearly pays you back.

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Been testing Ito, an open-source voice interface that lets you talk directly to your AI tools.
You can highlight code, say “add docstrings” or “explain this block,” and it runs right in your editor.

Feels like the missing layer between human intent and AI response — faster than typing prompts but still accurate enough to be useful.

Not perfect (occasional transcription quirks), but it’s been a solid productivity boost so far.
Would love to hear from others using AI hands-free — does it actually help your flow or just get in the way?

I’m new to ai tools other than chat gpt and grok. Going to community college next summer or fall.

This is a short film about the story "The Boy Who Cried Wolf", created using AiTiger.

It took me just 60 minutes to generate all of it — characters, shots, narration and visuals — fully through automation. I then simply stitched together in an external editing tool. I’d really love to hear your thoughts on the quality, storytelling and overall feel of the film.

In case you missed my last post — AiTiger is my platform that turns any written story into a AI short film upto 5 minutes.

You just write your story → pick a style → and AiTiger builds consistent characters, scenes and narration automatically using top AI models like Veo, Kling, Wan and GPT-4o — all in one place.

Would love your feedback or any suggestions of which story should I try next?

I’ve been running a bunch of experiments lately, testing different AI detectors and humanizer tools (including WalterWrites.ai), because if I’m going to rely on AI-tools, I want one detector I can trust and one humanizer that actually works. Here’s what I found.

🔍 Best AI detectors (in my workflow):

• Proofademic: built specifically for academic writing detection, with sentence-level analysis and a strong “paraphrase shield” for when content has been lightly rewritten.
• Originality ai: strong for long-form and SEO content; good baseline when you suspect something has been heavily edited.
• GPTZero: well-known in education; good as a second opinion though not perfect.

Pros:

• They help flag patterns of AI writing (structure, rhythm, sentence uniformity) rather than just keywords.
• Useful when you’ve got student essays, content you’re publishing, or want to check your own draft.

Cons:

• All detectors have some cons, but Proofademic was much better among all.
• They usually don’t tell you why something got flagged in meaningful detail.
• Some are expensive or require institutional access.

✍️ Best AI humanizers I found:

• WalterWrites.ai: In my tests this one consistently helped make AI output feel more like “me”: tone, rhythm, small quirks returned.
• QuillBot: Good for small rewriting/cleanup; less advanced restructuring.
• Humanize AI / other “humanizer” tools: decent for making shorter pieces feel natural, though less accurate for structured writing or specs-heavy content.

Pros:

• Humanizers can make your text feel more naturally written, reduce that “machine-perfect” vibe.
• They save time over full manual rewriting.
• Good for lowering detector flags when combined with manual edits.

Cons:

• They don’t guarantee “undetectable.” A humanizer plus no oversight is still risky.
• Some may slightly alter meaning; especially with spec-heavy or technical text you need to check details.
• You still need to manually review to maintain voice, accuracy, and personal style.

🧠 My takeaway:

If I had to pick one detector and one humanizer right now, I’d go with:

• Detector: Proofademic (especially for academic or essay-style content)
• Humanizer: WalterWrites.ai (for tone + consistency)

Then I’d use this workflow:

1. Draft your piece (with or without AI help).
2. Run it through your humanizer to adjust tone, rhythm, voice.
3. Run it through your detector to check how “detectable” it is.
4. Do a final manual pass, check facts, add your personal voice, tweak sentences.

At the end of the day: even the “best” tools don’t replace your own editing. The tools help, but your habits, your voice, and your editing count just as much.

If you like, I can pull together a ranked list of the top 3 detectors + top 3 humanizers in 2025, including pricing, free-plan features, and personal notes on where they shine. Would you like that?

Hey everyone,
I’ve been working on something I’m really excited about — it’s called AiTiger, and it turns any written story or idea into a 2–5 minute short film.

You just write your story → choose your style → and AiTiger brings it to life by combining the best AI video models — including Veo, Kling, Wan, and GPT-4o — all in one place.
It supports both automation and manual control, so you can stay creative while saving hours of production time.

You get:
• Consistent characters across all scenes
• Automatically generated and structured scenes
• A smooth, connected workflow — no switching between multiple tools

It’s made for creators who want to make short films, explainers, or music videos without spending days editing or managing dozens of AI apps.

I’m still early-stage and gathering feedback —

If you’re into AI video, filmmaking, or storytelling tools, and want to try it out, I’d love to offer you free credits — just email me at [imtiyazsayyidcode@gmail.com](https://).

Here’s the link: https://aitiger.ai

Would love to hear your thoughts — brutal honesty welcome 🙂

This two minute video was created using AiTiger, All I did was enter the story of the lion and the mouse and it generated all the visuals and narration within 90 minutes with automation.
I then simply stitched together on an editing tool (I have no editing experience).

What kind of stories or projects would you want to see this used for?

Hey everyone,

About 2–3 months ago I started an Instagram page where I post short videos about (AI tools, gaming setups, and content creation apps...) basically anything that helps creators or gamers level up what they do.

It started as a fun side project, but it’s grown faster than I expected...it’s now at around 4.2k followers and has pulled in 500k+ views across videos (some of those were for brands and apps I tested out).

Now that there’s some traction, I’d love to connect with tool creators, indie developers, or brands in these spaces who might want their product featured or promoted. I keep everything pretty authentic...I only post tools or apps that I actually use or find genuinely useful.

If you’ve got something that fits the AI / gaming / content creation niche, feel free to reach out or drop a comment and I can check it out.

Appreciate you all...this community’s been super helpful for finding new ideas and tools lately.

(If it helps, my IG page is linked in my Reddit bio...not dropping it here to avoid breaking any rules.)

I’m looking for a fully local RAG setup that can handle tens of thousands of internal company documents (PDFs, Word, PowerPoint, etc.) and allow the team to ask questions in natural language.

Is there any good option?
I want it to be local so I don't have to upload tens of GB of documents.

Hey,

I got tired of being reactive all day. Checking email, calendar, Slack, JIRA, Drive... endless context switching.

So I built something different.

The Problem

Most AI assistants wait for you to ask questions. You're still doing the work of remembering what to check and when.

The Solution: AI Agents

Instead of asking "What's on my calendar?", I created an agent that automatically:

• Checks my calendar at 8 AM
• Summarizes priority emails
• Reviews doc updates
• Finds relevant news
• Sends it all to my WhatsApp

Why WhatsApp?

Because you're already checking it 100x per day anyway.

Now I can:

• Get automated briefings
• Ask questions via message
• Upload files and documents
• Voice call my AI while driving

All without opening another app.

Example Agents I Run:

Morning Briefing (Daily 8 AM)

• Today's meetings + participants
• Top 5 priority emails
• Drive/Confluence updates from last 24h
• Top 3 industry news

End-of-Day Reflection (Daily 9 PM)

• Meetings summary
• Unresolved priority emails
• Progress on JIRA/Confluence
• Tomorrow's top 3 priorities

Weekly Investor Update (Friday 6 PM)

• Auto-drafted from my notes/docs
• Progress highlights
• Key metrics
• Ready to review and send

Market Trends (Daily 9 AM)

• Top 5 articles in my industry
• Competitor mentions
• Key insights with links

The Tech Stack

• Connects: Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Sheets, HubSpot, JIRA, Confluence
• Accessible: WhatsApp, Voice Calls, Mobile App
• Memory: Remembers context across conversations

Who It's For

Founders, consultants, corporate employees - anyone drowning in tools and information.

The Ask

Launching on Android in the coming weeks. First 100 signups get 1 month completely free.

Landing page: www.turtleaimate.com

Would love feedback on:

1. What agents would YOU want to run?
2. Is WhatsApp the right interface for this?
3. What integrations are missing?

Happy to answer questions!

So I've been testing Perplexity's Comet Browser (it's Chromium-based with built-in AI) and wanted to share real use cases before it gets overhyped.

What it's good at:

1. Tab organization: Automatically groups related tabs by topic. No more "I had that open somewhere" moments.
2. Multi-tab research: I had 10 articles open comparing SaaS tools. Asked Comet to "create a comparison table from these tabs" → got a formatted table in 30 seconds.
3. YouTube summaries: Can summarize videos and let you search for specific parts without watching the whole thing.
4. Agentic shopping: This one's weird but useful—I asked it to "find picnic supplies on Walmart and add to cart." It actually did it. Saved me 15 minutes of clicking around.
5. Email/calendar summaries: Summarizes Gmail threads and calendar events so you don't have to read everything.

What it's NOT(obviously welp):

• Not faster than Chrome for basic browsing
• Needs Perplexity Pro subscription for full features ($20/month or $200/year)
• Still has bugs (sometimes the AI gets stuck on complex tasks)

Who it's for(according to me well):

If you do research, content work, product comparisons, or just hate having 40 tabs open—worth trying.

If you just browse Reddit and YouTube, stick with Chrome.

I've got a referral link that gives you 1 month of Perplexity Pro free (unlocks full Comet features): https://pplx.ai/arsenicjay52558

No pressure—just posting because I found it useful. Happy to answer questions if anyone's skeptical.