Raiyan Yahya's profile on Product Hunt

About

I am very passionate about building products and trying out new things. I have around 14 years of experience into IT consulting and product development, working across domains such as Telecom, Supply Chain, E commerce , Advertising and Automotive. Experience in building, designing, and implementing distributed global cloud-based systems.

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Buddy System

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Tastemaker

Tastemaker 5

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Maker History

First WordsPicture flashcards for toddlers, your own photos and voice.
Oct 2026
llmakerSelfhost LLM stacks. Run whole fleets from your terminal
Sep 2026
teammate XAI teammate for your entire organisation's codebase
Aug 2026
recallStop wasting Claude Code tokens every time you resume.
Jun 2026
superdevsA quiet gallery for developers
Jun 2026

Forums

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13d ago

First Words - Picture flashcards for toddlers, your own photos and voice.

First Words is a calm, ad-free flashcard app for children aged 1 to 3. Tap a card to hear the word, swipe to see the next one. Big friendly pictures, one word at a time, and a clear voice that says it out loud. No menus, no timers, no scores – just words. Everything in the app is free. First Words Pro, with new packs every month and more voices, is coming soon

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1mo ago

llmaker - Selfhost LLM stacks. Run whole fleets from your terminal

llmaker is an open source platform for running the complete modern LLM stack on your own infrastructure. Large language models, vector databases, embeddings, caching, observability and a builtin retrieval & agent layer. All provisioned, networked and production shaped from a single command. Build private retrieval augmented chatbots, FAQ assistants and recommendation engines locally. No third-party API keys. No data leaving your machine.

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3mo ago

teammate X - AI teammate for your entire organisation's codebase

A self hosted teammate that clones your repositories, reads every line and every commit, builds a living knowledge graph of your codebase, and then shows up as a real team member: answering questions, tracing bugs to their owner, writing code, opening pull requests, running standups and plugging into GitHub, Jira, and Slack.