TGIF friends
Perplexity pointed its whole ask-anything brain at your bank accounts, Bugsy is out here rebranding insects one collectible at a time, and Inbox Autopilot quietly handles the emails you were never going to answer anyway.

Money talks

Makers — today is your last chance to apply for The Pitch by Deel Berlin! Rolling deadlines are still open for Tel Aviv, London, New York, Singapore, and Dubai.
What's at stake: up to 100 regional winners each receive $50K in SAFE funding, and up to 10 grand finale winners take home $1M+. Apply now for a shot at game-changing funding, global exposure, and a dedicated Product Hunt x The Pitch by Deel leaderboard.
Regional event dates (applications close 10 days before each event):  | Berlin – April 20 | Tel Aviv – April 23 | London – April 28 | New York – May 5 | Singapore – May 12 | Dubai – May 14

Pitch your product, win $1M+

<a href="https://www.producthunt.com/products/perplexity-ai/launches/perplexity-finance-2">Perplexity Finance</a> pulls your bank accounts, brokerages, credit cards, and loans into one place so you can see the whole picture instead of hopping between finance apps all day. It builds on the Perplexity thing people already know — ask a question, get a fast answer — but aimed at your own money this time.
🔥 Our Take: This makes sense in a way a lot of AI add-ons do not. Perplexity already trained people to type the question instead of digging through tabs. Personal finance is basically one long chain of annoying little questions, so of course they ended up here. It is a pretty clean extension of what the brand already does well.

Your money finally got a search bar

<a href="https://www.producthunt.com/products/bugsy-collect-all-insects">Bugsy</a> is an insect collecting app that turns bugs into a little game. You unlock species through quizzes and walking, trade duplicates with friends, and, if you want the premium stuff, chat with insects whose personalities are based on their behavior in nature. It also has VoiceOver support, a reduced mobility mode, and a phobia mode for people who would prefer the bugs feel slightly less like bugs.
🔥 Our Take: This is cute because it does not treat nature like homework. It takes the bug book idea, adds a collecting loop, and suddenly insects have better branding. Also very funny to build an app whose whole job is convincing people that bugs deserve a second chance.

A Pokédex for bugs

<a href="https://www.producthunt.com/products/dimension-2/launches/inbox-autopilot-by-dimension">Inbox Autopilot</a> by Dimension handles the annoying email work for you. It watches your inbox, replies on your behalf, follows up when needed, and keeps things moving without you sitting there triaging messages all day. It is part of Dimension’s bigger AI coworker setup, so the whole pitch is less inbox assistant, more someone quietly doing the admin.
🔥 Our Take: There is a very specific kind of email that ruins your day by being completely unimportant. Not urgent, not interesting, just sitting there waiting for you to become its little employee. This is for that pile.