I've spent the last 13 years as in-house marketing for early-stage B2B SaaS startups. My first roles were at companies with a free trial model - PLG funnels. I always said that if I got the chance to join a company built that way, I would. I believe it's the right way: let users try the product instead of sitting through demos and sales calls. Even better when it's cost-effective enough for smaller teams who can't afford the big players.

Then came Testifly. I recently joined as co-founder and CMO because it's PLG, cost-effective, and solves a real problem: it's autonomous AI QA that finds your web app's flows and tests them without you writing test cases or maintaining anything. Testifly was built for startups, small teams, and solo developers without QA.

Zama Shops with a simple vision: to build a trusted online marketplace that helps buyers, sellers, and businesses grow through technology.

I m quite new to the Product Hunt community. I ve been involved in all kinds of businesses before, ranging from physical products to e-commerce, but this is my very first SaaS company.

Together with my co-founder @olli, we built ScreenCI. We got tired of manually re-recording product videos every time our software UI changed, so we built a tool that turns Playwright tests into automated, AI-voiced videos.

Hi all,

I just joined the platform today, after hearing about it for a while. I am a biology research scientist by training, and I absolutely love solving problems. I recently discovered I can apply that to tech development as well, and not just figuring out why my PCR didn't work again (it's honestly voodoo, I swear). I learned how to code, and with AI growing in leaps and bounds, the playing field is getting more accessible for those of us coming from a less techy background. I've built a few small projects, mainly for myself/friends/to practice, and I'm working on a project now that I would like to launch here when it's ready.

I think coming from a scientific research perspective into the world of app development has actually been a huge plus. I'm used to the build-test-doesn't work-iterate-try again cycle, just with tubes and pipettes instead of a terminal and Railway. Perseverance is the name of the game! And it helps when you love the process, too.

We were running online classes with four tools taped together. A video tool for the class, payment links pasted into WhatsApp, a Google Sheet for who had actually paid, a design tool for the certificate at the end. Every month a student's name fell through the gap between two of them.

That is the whole origin story. No manifesto.

So we built Prolaud. You schedule a live class and teach it in the browser. Students buy from a storefront on your own domain. Enrolment, attendance, progress and the certificate all hang off the same student record. We take 0% commission and charge for the plan instead, so payments settle into the creator's own gateway rather than ours.

We launch here on 6 October. Until then I am mostly reading and replying.

I m Gehadul Islam, a SaaS founder and builder working on AI-driven products, funnels, and automation tools. Lately I ve been building around AI SaaS, no-code workflows, productized services, and community-based education. I spend most of my time testing ideas, building MVPs, improving funnels, and learning how founders take products from idea to launch. Excited to connect with other builders here, especially people working on AI tools, productivity products, automation, and growth. Looking forward to learning from everyone and sharing what I m building along the way.

I ve spent the last few years building SaaS products, and I kept running into the same problem: every new product meant rebuilding the same backend infrastructure again.

Auth. Database. Storage. Functions. Realtime. Payments. Then connecting all the pieces together.

Hey everyone! I m Sugam Malviya, an Engineering Manager at Outskill with around 9 years of experience building software and leading engineering teams.

I still enjoy getting my hands into code. My work has spanned EdTech, SpaceTech, e-commerce, and marketing technology, building products and dealing with everything that comes after launch.

Alongside engineering, I teach and mentor people in AI. Through Outskill, I ve taught 10,000+ learners, helping them understand AI and put it to practical use.

I also build products of my own, including IPDrift, getowl.ai, and oneuid.dev. I m particularly interested in developer tools, AI applications, and software that makes everyday work easier.