My name is Taiwo, and I'm the founder of PointBase. PointBase is the first AI SaaS product I've ever built as a solo, non-technical founder. I never thought I'd be able to build a AI SaaS product, but thanks to the AI era making it easier to build with code, and seeing other non-technical people ship their own SaaS products, I decided to take advantage of the moment and build my first one.
So, let's talk about PointBase. PointBase is a UI concept generator for mobile apps. You type in your app idea, and PointBase generates a UI concept showing how your app might look before you ever start building it. You can refine each concept however you want, and every concept comes with a ready-to-use prompt you can copy into any AI coding tools such as Claude Code, Cursor, or whatever you use to build your mobile app.
I'm Hoang (Vo Viet Hoang), an SEO Specialist and Digital Marketer based in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.
My daily work revolves around Technical SEO, Schema markup, Keyword Clustering, and optimization strategies to scale web presence. Beyond SEO, I m super passionate about vibe coding building custom micro-tools, calculators, and web apps using PHP, JS, and AI APIs to solve real-world digital marketing problems.
I ve spent close to 19 years working across digital marketing, growth, strategy and business, and somewhere along the way I ended up becoming a founder too.
I'm Shivi a Project & Product Manager with 4 years of experience, and honestly, one of the most curious people you'll meet when it comes to new AI products.
I spend a lot of my time exploring what's being built in the AI space, testing tools, breaking things, and figuring out what actually solves real problems vs. what's just hype. No engineering degree, but that's never stopped me from getting hands-on and building.
I believe some of the best product thinking comes from people who obsess over the why and the who- not just the how. And that's where I live.
I'm Pankaj a frontend engineer until May, when I got laid off along with a chunk of my team. I spent the next 2 months doing what everyone does after a layoff: applying, interviewing, waiting. But somewhere in there, I also started building.
Yesterday I launched Formpey here my first Product Hunt launch.
I m Sharad from India. I spend most of my time building AI products and experimenting with agent workflows, observability, and developer tooling.
Recently I ve been focused on how AI agents behave in production debugging failures, tracking costs, understanding handoffs between agents, and making these systems easier to operate reliably.
Currently building AgentPulse, an observability platform for AI agents and multi-agent workflows.
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.
I'm an independent software developer focused on mobile apps and developer tools. After struggling firsthand with the skyrocketing costs of user acquisition on platforms like Google and Meta, I started exploring alternative ways for indie makers to grow organically without massive ad budgets.
That challenge led me to start building AdSwap, a credit-based cross-promotion network for apps, which I'm gearing up to launch soon.
Outside of coding (mostly mobile SDKs and edge architectures), I love testing new dev tools and connecting with other bootstrappers.
Hey everyone, I'm Daniyal Sohail solo founder building XenorAI under my studio DevXcript. Currently working on an AI sales agent for small ecommerce and service business websites that goes beyond just answering questions it scores leads and tells businesses why visitors don't convert.
Excited to be part of this community, looking forward to learning from other builders here and sharing progress as I go.
For years, I admired people who could turn ideas into products. I never imagined I'd be one of them. I've been part of the Product Hunt community for more than three years, quietly discovering incredible products, supporting makers, and thinking, "Maybe one day I'll build something of my own."
For a long time, that felt unrealistic.
My background is in Civil Engineering, not software development. I had plenty of ideas but very little coding knowledge, so building software always seemed out of reach.