I m a software engineer, and Viktorly comes from one of the hardest chapters of my life. After losing my dad, I went through a period I can barely describe without feeling it all over again. That was the first time I experienced panic attacks, and I remember how frightening it was to feel completely overwhelmed and not know where to turn.

What stayed with me was not just the panic itself, but how alone it can feel in that exact moment. Viktorly was born from that pain. I built it to be a calm, human place for people in panic or overwhelming anxiety, with voice-led guidance, grounding practices, journaling, and community support that can meet them right when they need it.

I m proud to share it here, because I know this kind of support matters deeply.

Hey PH, I'm Abid building LiftUp from India.

Let me start with the moment instead of a bio.

I was running multiple products out of one CRM, and one day I watched the same lead sit in three different pipelines and nobody on the team could tell me which product he actually came for. Not because anyone messed up. Because the tool was never built for people running more than one thing. It assumed one product, one pipeline, one motion. We had four.

That's the gap I couldn't stop thinking about. Every CRM is built for the single-product company. But founders shipping multiple products, and agencies running separate pipelines for a dozen clients, live in a completely different reality one where leads blur together, conversations lose their context, and deals quietly die because no one's tracking how long they've waited.

Hey Product Hunt community! I'm Calloway, a fitness enthusiast who got tired of tracking the wrong metrics. BMI never made sense for anyone who actually lifts so I built a free FFMI calculator at ffmitracker.com to help people track real muscle development instead. FFMI accounts for body fat percentage which makes it a far more accurate measure of your actual physique. Excited to be here and looking forward to connecting with other builders and fitness folks!

I've been through two very different startup journeys. The first was an EdTech platform I started in the midst of COVID, a simple tool to track student activity during online exams. It quickly evolved into an AI learning profile that helped teachers tailor content for their students. Before we even raised any funding, we got acquired by our biggest customer. Beginner's luck, I guess?

The second is Zuno - we built an ESG and carbon reporting tool now used by some pretty large enterprises across Asia. We went through multiple rounds of funding, got me on a few vanity lists, and taught me more than any degree or course ever could.

But this feels like a very different world than when I started either of those companies.

AI has really changed the game. Speed, market access, technical ability matter a lot less now. The work at Zuno opened my eyes to how big the gap is between people keeping up with this bullet train of AI advancements and those who've only just started to engage with it.

Hello there, Product Hunt!
Happy to finally introduce myself here.

I'm a developer based from the Philippines, you can call me as R.

By day I lead a tech team at a digital bank. Outside of that, I run RLC App Solutions a small solo venture where I build apps I genuinely believe should exist, to be honest I have pursued a solo tech venture to finally get away from corporate for good, there was just something in me that changed over the past few months when I've observed most on the top of the corporate aren't someone I wanna be.

Hey everyone,

I m currently studying Advanced Computing & Commerce at the University of Sydney, and recently started building my first real product.

I'm Kane, PM at Synapsoft, a document software company based in Seoul with a 26-year track record.

Honest confession : We've been quietly powering enterprise document infrastructure in South Korea for decades, serving names like Samsung, LG, major government agencies, and banks. We are great at B2B, but honestly, pretty much unknown outside of Korea.

That changes on July 7th.

We re launching "Synap Editor" globally. It s a rich text editor built for developers and product teams who need serious document capabilities : seamless DOCX/PPTX/XLSX import that keeps formatting pixel-perfect, real-time collaboration, 290+ Excel functions, and AI-powered plugins.

Hi everyone!

I'm Jon, a full-stack developer based in South Korea.

Over the last few years, I've been building web applications and SaaS products using React, Next.js, TypeScript, NestJS, and PostgreSQL. Like many founders here, I've spent a lot of time building things, learning from mistakes, and figuring out how to turn ideas into products people actually want.

Recently, I launched WaitFrame, a platform that helps founders validate ideas by creating AI-powered waitlist and landing pages. The idea came from a problem I kept running into myself: spending too much time building before knowing whether there was real interest.

Hey PH Pete here, the founder of the Dental Strategy Institute.

Quick backstory: I've spent 25 years working inside the dental industry with practices, DSOs, and procurement teams across the US. Not as a dentist, rather, on the business and strategy side.

Hi Product Hunters!
I'm leading community outreach for Talking Tree, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit making enterprise-grade legal technology and resources accessible to startups, small businesses, and nonprofits.

The reason we started Talking Tree is that good legal help is still extremely expensive, and a lot of the newer legal AI products are priced for large companies. We wanted to build something with a different model: our memberships are priced around the actual operating cost of providing the product, without investor markups or enterprise sales overhead. Plans start at $20/month, there s no annual commitment, and select membership tiers are tax-deductible.

The product itself is built by Fortune 500 attorneys and engineers and trained around real legal work and workflows. It s not just a general-purpose LLM with a legal prompt layered on top. You can draft, review, and sign contracts in one place, along with tools for IP protection, disputes, and other day-to-day legal decisions.