gm legends, happy Friday.

Here’s today’s lineup: a browser studio that drops MIDI riffs and full mixes on demand; an agent that lives in its own sandbox to tackle your to‑dos while you kick back; and a focus timer that grows a garden when you actually stick to your work.

Fire up these tools, reclaim your weekend, and let’s own this Friday.

P.S. Launching soon? We’d love to hear about it → editorial@producthunt.co 🫶

Growdoro is a focus timer that literally grows a garden while you work. Hit start, power through your sprint, earn seeds, unlock cool plants and pick up real‑world botany tips as your pixel plot flourishes.

🔥 Our Take: I used to slam snooze on every Pomodoro alarm. Now I feel guilty watching my little flowers die if I bail early. Somehow seeing a virtual plant shrivel is all the kick I need to smash through another round of tasks.

ChatGPT Agent spins up its own sandbox with a browser, terminal and API access. You hand it multi‑step chores (research, bookings, data wrangling) and it comes back with results, not just snarky replies.

🔥 Our Take: Picture telling someone to book your flight, build a spreadsheet and summarize competitor pricing while you grab lunch. That’s what this thing promises, even if right now you’ll still catch it making the odd typo or hitting a captcha wall. It’s rough but the time you’ll reclaim feels like stealing from tomorrow.

Suno V4.5+ cranks out studio-quality tracks in 8 seconds flat. Type what you want: bluesy ballad about your ex, death metal about office meetings, whatever. Watch it spit out full 8-minute songs with vocals, instruments, and zero judgment about your weird musical fantasies.

🔥 Our Take: Look, this thing shouldn't sound this good. You type some random nonsense and eight seconds later there's a full song that doesn't make you want to throw your headphones across the room. It's weirdly addictive and probably going to piss off a lot of people who spent years learning actual instruments.

Nika kicked off a personal debate by asking the Product Hunt community about balancing family and business. As someone who's seen creators split on this topic, she wanted to know where people place family versus work in their lives.

Replies split into two camps. On one side you've got folks like Alex arguing family gives business meaning and prevents work from consuming everything. On the other, Suvam admits he grades himself a 2/10 on family attention because hustling takes over. Others like Dominik blend approaches, building his SaaS late at night after kids are asleep while still being present for bedtime.

So here's the real question: do you go all-in on business while you're young and unattached, or build something meaningful without missing the moments that matter most?