Dushyant Khinchi's profile on Product Hunt

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Founder & CEO at Genstellar Former Senior Data Scientist at Elevance Health Hi, I’m Dushyant Khinchi, founder and CEO of Genstellar. I build products that bridge powerful AI capabilities with how humans naturally think and create. Genstellar is driven by the belief that AI should be visual, contextual, and collaborative—not fragmented across isolated chat interfaces. My focus is on designing intuitive workspaces that help people think clearly, work faster, and collaborate more effectively with AI. I’m passionate about solving problems at the intersection of human intuition and machine intelligence, and I enjoy connecting with builders and creators shaping the future of work.

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1mo ago

Genstellar - AI-Powered Visual Workspace For Non-Linear Thinking

Genstellar.ai - The AI-Powered Visual Workspace Genstellar replaces linear AI chat with an infinite, context-aware canvas. Add notes, diagrams, files, and AI conversations side by side - all connected. What makes it different: • Multi-model AI (GPT-5.2, Claude Opus 4.6, Gemini 3 Pro) • Wormhole: visually chain AI conversations • @Skills: generate flashcards, quizzes, travel plans & PRDs • Orion: live AI diagram editor • Real-time team collaboration Your AI workspace - not just another chatbot

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2mo ago

I built a SaaS starter kit that runs on a $5 VPS because I got tired of the "Vercel Tax"

Most SaaS boilerplates today have a hidden flaw: They lock you into a stack of expensive managed services.

Between Vercel Pro ($20/mo), a managed database like Supabase ($25/mo), and an auth provider like Clerk, you are looking at a recurring burn rate of over $50/month before you have acquired a single paying customer.

For a bootstrapped founder, that kills your runway. It forces you to monetize immediately or shut down.

I decided to engineer a way out of this trap.

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2mo ago

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Losing a social account and a community built over years – how do you protect your account?

Yesterday, I had an unpleasant experience. For a few minutes, I lost my LinkedIn community of several thousand people (TL;DR: I was falsely accused of using suspicious software).

Fortunately, I got my account back but it was a strong reminder that we don t own platforms, nor our profiles on them.