😸 Wanna be roasted?

gm you legends! welcome back to the Leaderboard! In today's issue: we're roasting your landing pages, a new assistant from Google, an app that stops panic attacks before they happen, and more.

Gemini Canvas is an interactive AI workspace for writing, coding, and brainstorming. It turns ideas into content, generates code, and refines projects in real time, giving users an AI collaborator that actually feels like part of the process.

🔥 Our take: Most AI tools feel like assistants. This one feels more like a teammate. Instead of just generating text or code and calling it a day, Gemini Canvas keeps the conversation going, making iteration feel more natural. If AI is going to be a creative partner, this is closer to what that should look like.

The Product Hunt team is running a 48-hour landing page roast, giving founders real, no-BS feedback on their sites. If you’ve ever wondered whether your landing page actually works or just looks nice, now’s your chance to find out.

Some things they’re calling out:

💬 Clarity – Does your messaging make sense, or is it just buzzword soup?
💬 Calls to Action – Are people clicking, or are they bouncing?
💬 Design & UX – Smooth experience or instant frustration?

No fluff, no ego, just straight-up advice on how to make your landing page better. Want in?

Calmer is an anxiety relief app built with clinical psychologists to offer science-backed exercises and strategies for managing stress. It focuses on real-time support rather than just generic mindfulness content, helping users handle anxiety when it actually happens.

🔥 Our take:  Most mental health apps feel designed for people who are already calm. They tell you to breathe, journal, or listen to relaxing sounds—but when anxiety actually hits, that’s not always helpful. Calmer seems to get that. It’s built less like a meditation app and more like a toolkit for when your brain is spiraling. Whether it truly delivers or ends up as another well-intentioned self-care app is the real test.

Epiphany is a voice-to-action tool that lets you speak an idea and instantly turn it into a task, note, or reminder inside tools like Notion, Asana, Todoist, ClickUp, and Obsidian. Instead of letting ideas slip away, it captures them in the moment and drops them exactly where they need to go.

🔥 Our take:
People love the idea of voice notes until they have to actually go back and make sense of them. Epiphany tries to fix that by cutting out the messy middle step and turning your words into structured tasks before they become another forgotten recording. If it works well, this could be a game changer for people who think faster than they type. If it doesn’t, at least your to-do list will have some entertaining AI-generated interpretations of what you meant to say