I've spent numerous years in IT audit and kept running into the same wall: security and compliance teams were burning 4+ hours manually reading SOC 2 PDFs for every vendor review, cross-referencing controls, building spreadsheets, chasing exceptions. It's repetitive, error-prone, and completely automatable. So I built VouchVendor, where you simply upload a SOC 2 report and get AI-extracted controls, framework mappings (SOC 2, ISO 27001, NIST, SOX), and a risk score in under 2 minutes. I'm launching today and would love feedback from anyone who's dealt with third-party risk or compliance workflows. Happy to connect!

I am Prem, the founder of Vala.

Like a lot of people, I used to wonder why saving money felt so hard even when income wasn t the problem. It wasn t big expenses it was the small, invisible ones adding up.

That curiosity led me to build Vala a simple way to see where money is actually going and uncover money leaks most of us don t notice.

Hey! I'm Mykyta 7 years in IT, solo founder, based in Ukraine

For most of that time I was going in circles. Not because I wasn't trying I spent serious money on courses, read books, watched tutorials. But I never felt like I was moving toward something. Just... learning.

Hey Product Hunt I'm Sathish, founder of VibeLevel.ai

I'm an AI/ML Engineering Leader & Builder most recently Director of Generative AI at PayPal, where I shipped a multi-agent developer assistant serving 4,000+ engineers, AI Gateway similar to ChatGPT Enterprise and inhour version of Thoughspot( Conv BI). I filled patent in 2024 in multi-agent architecture and Advanced RAG systems

The problem I kept running into at enterprise scale: hiring people who can actually build with AI is nearly impossible because no one has a reliable way to measure it.

Hi everyone I m new here on Product Hunt.

After nearly 20 years working as a CMO, I ve spent a big part of my career living inside constant conversations, decisions, follow-ups, and context switching. And over time, I realized something frustrating: for founders and SMB owners especially, work and life don t happen in neat, separate boxes.

Important things come up everywhere in person meetings, in quick coffee chats, while commuting, between tasks, at home, and on the go. But I still haven t found a product that feels truly end-to-end and seamless in helping capture, organize, and turn all of that into something actually useful.

I m also exactly this kind of user myself, which is probably why this problem has been bothering me for so long.

I'm Risvan, solo founder building Rismon.ai .

The problem I kept running into: I'd describe an idea to Lovable, it would build something close, I'd ship it, and discover weeks later that something critical wasn't working the way I meant. Paywalls that existed in the UI but not in the logic. Admin pages open to anyone. Features on my homepage that weren't actually in the code. No tool was asking the right question: does your code match what you meant to build? So I built Rismon. You connect your GitHub, answer 3 plain English questions about your business, and get a report in 90 seconds showing every gap with the exact file, line number, and a copy-paste fix prompt.

Do you think vibe coders need rismon?

I got into building because I wanted to make real things, not just finish tutorials and move on. No CS degree, no team, no budget. Just me, a laptop, and way too many browser tabs open.

I've shipped a property management app, an Android firewall, a few web tools nothing massive, but each one taught me something the internet couldn't.

Still early. Still learning. But building is the only way I know how to do that.

If you're a solo builder or indie hacker, I'd love to connect

Hey! I'm Sneha, a brand designer based in the UK.

I specialise in early-stage consumer brands founders who've built something genuinely good but whose brand doesn't reflect it yet. That gap between product quality and brand perception is what I live in.

Hey Product Hunt I'm Kaify, founder of Icarus.

Most companies have a solid product. They just suck at communicating it.
The truth is, 63% of SaaS users who sign up never reach the point where your product becomes worth keeping. That's not a product problem. It's a communication problem.

I first started by founding a motion design agency from scratch back in 2019, no clients, no network, just figured it out as I went. Built the sales process, ran production, and managed the team.
Did that for years. And the thing that kept showing up, no matter the client, was the same problem: the video would get made, get delivered, and then just... sit there. Nothing moved. Churn was the same.
That's what Icarus is built around.
We work with SaaS teams on onboarding and activation, coordinating launches, feature updates, and customer education content through video.