Hi! I'm a maker from Korea, currently building my own projects.

Recently, I've been building Cozit, a platform where makers can share projects, meet new users, and exchange feedback.

Hi everyone, I'm Dishant developer of @FCE - Temporary and disposable email

I built it because most disposable email services either track users heavily or have terrible developer experience. My goal was to create a privacy-focused temporary email service with clean UX and a reliable API developers can use for testing, automation, and signup workflows.

Lately I've been exploring the automation + temp mail API space, especially for developers who need disposable inboxes in CI pipelines, QA testing, and automation tools.

Curious to hear from other makers here:
Where do you currently use temporary emails in your workflows?

Hey Product Hunt community!

I m Andy, the founder of AI Tools Scoop (https://aitoolscoop.com). I ve been lurking around here for a while and am continually amazed by the incredible products launched by this community every day.

A while ago, I noticed a huge frustration for many indie hackers: With the rise of AI search engines (like ChatGPT Search, Claude, and Perplexity), traditional SEO is shifting. Everyone is trying to figure out how to get their products crawled and cited by AI agents.

To solve this, I built AI Tools Scoop. We heavily optimized our directory's technical semantic structure and Schema data so that AI crawlers can digest the listings instantly.

I m Rolf, a maker from Norway and the person behind Eriksen Labs.

I don t have a particularly elegant I ve spent 15 years in SaaS and finally discovered my calling origin story. I mostly started building because I kept finding problems that made me think surely I can make something better than this, and AI coding tools made the distance between having that thought and actually shipping something dramatically shorter.

Hi all. I'm the maker behind OneRep, launching here shortly, and since this is a discussion post I thought I'd talk about me rather than the app.

I started programming in 2017. My mother taught me C, which is a strange first language to hand a kid, and I'm glad she did. For years after that it stayed a hobby: things I built for myself and never showed anyone. I'm in my final year of school now and drifting toward surgery, and OneRep is the first thing I've built that other people actually use (or so I hope haha).

I built it because I lift and I was running two apps that didn't know about each other. My lifting app had no idea what I'd eaten, my food app had no idea I'd trained, and I was doing the joining in my head. That's a boring reason to build something, but it's the honest one.

The whole thing is solo: the tracker, the offline sync across phone and laptop, the AI layer. The bit I've learned most from is the last one, mostly through getting it wrong. My first version had the assistant volunteering things and it was insufferable. Now it does nothing unless asked, because most sessions are someone logging three sets and leaving. Restraint turned out to be harder to build than capability.

Hey Product Hunt,

I m Tayip, dad of 2 kids (11 and 13 yo).

I build small digital tools around one simple idea: boring work should not take half of the day.

Most of the tools I build come from my own frustration. I notice a repetitive task, I do it manually too many times, then I start thinking: There has to be a cleaner way to do this.

Hey Product Hunt! I'm Valentyn, founder of ValFlow - an IT agency that builds AI automation, Telegram bots and agents for businesses.

Started about a year and a half ago by accident - almost deleted a ChatGPT app off my phone, tried it instead, and something clicked. Been building ever since.

Currently working on outreach automation systems and AI agents for business processes. Also planning a docu-series about building ValFlow from scratch - script is ready, filming starts soon.

If you're a business owner looking to automate processes, or a builder who works with similar clients - let's connect. Happy to be here.

Hey PH! I'm Eastra ops person at an early-stage SaaS team building cloud-based Android infrastructure.

We're deep in the weeds of figuring out how AI agents can actually operate inside mobile environments, not just respond to prompts. Still more questions than answers at this stage.

Here to learn from builders who've shipped things I haven't yet. Happy to be here!

I m Volodymyr, a Ukrainian founder building products in the food and restaurant space while living in Valencia, Spain.

Over the last couple of years I ve been building Reservble a platform that helps restaurants manage table reservations, deposits, and QR payments. Working closely with restaurants every day gave me new idea: people love discovering places to eat and drink, but most of us save them in messy notes, screenshots, or random bookmarks.

So I decided to build Flistoo.

Flistoo helps people organize and share their favorite eat & drink spots. in a few words