Building CVBER free provenance infrastructure for artists.

What it is: C2PA certificates (signed to Adobe / Google / BBC trust list) + invisible watermark + perceptual hash bundle + OpenTimestamps BTC anchor + auto-generated DMCA pack. It's the full lifecycle: detect -> prove -> enforce. Live at cvber.vercel.app [github MIT]

Who it's for: Independent digital artists / photographers who post on IG / ArtStation / Pinterest and then find their work on 12 random Pinterest boards they never made, or in a Discord prompt thread. Not studios with lawyers artists who shouldn't need a lawyer to prove they made something.

Hi All - I am based in San Francisco and have been vibe coding a daily stock newsletter for the past couple of months. I initially created it for myself so I don't obsessively open my Stocks app and check the market and instead just save that for the end of the workday. The newsletter is called The Close and you can sign up for it at theclosedaily.com. I would really appreciate it if you could take a quick anonymous survey and share with me about how you follow the financial markets. The survey is at https://www.theclosedaily.com/su...

Thanks a ton!

Ani

Hey everyone,

I'm Josh Cole from Las Vegas.

I'm a tattoo artist, inventor, builder, and serial experimenter. My background is a little unusual I run a tattoo and piercing studio by day, but most of my free time is spent building software, AI systems, electronics, and researching emerging technologies.

Right now I'm focused on QuLab Infinite, an open innovation platform designed to help people think, create, collaborate, and explore ideas faster. The goal is simple: give individuals and small teams access to tools that feel like having an entire research lab, development team, and strategic advisory board working alongside them.

Hi everyone! I'm Colin, a data & analytics consultant from Ireland and, more recently, the founder of Chinwag.

Chinwag is a marketplace for paid one-to-one video conversations, built around the idea that almost everyone has knowledge, experience or a story that somebody else would genuinely value.

Seeing an idea evolve from a sketch into a real, working product has been incredibly rewarding. Now comes the part that's arguably much harder: finding the first users, listening to their feedback and earning enough trust to create a real marketplace.

I'm here to meet fellow builders, learn from your experiences and hopefully support some of your projects along the way. If I can help with testing, feedback or simply being another set of eyes, don't hesitate to reach out.

Hey Product Hunt, I'm just starting out on my journey of building a Virtual Assistant business focused on helping startup founders and product owners free up their time. I'm fascinated by the products being built here and excited to be part of this community. Looking forward to learning from founders, engaging with launches, and growing alongside everyone here. Happy to connect.

Hey everyone, my name is Dani and I'm really excited to have found this community recently. What some of you are building is really exciting and love discovering new tools. You keep me inspired so thank you for that.

I've been in tech for a while and earlier this year, I joined a solo tech founder to help on the ops and commercial side. We're building Ayven that we like to call a super coordinator that provides an orchestration layer inside Slack or Teams. It removes the noise and pings from our day and routes tasks at the right time to the right people. No need to run around like a headless chicken anymore :D
If any of you would like to chat about this topic, let me know. We're aiming to launch on here next week, and if you have any tips for first time launches - i'm all ears.

I'm Margaryta.

I don't build products.

I don't write code.

but, I call myself a Concept Architect. Nice to meet you everyone!

Hey everyone, I'm new to Product Hunt. I've been reading through the forums and discussions for a while now, and the quality of conversations on here is what finally got me to make an account and post something. I'm a solo founder working on a legal tech platform, and I've been building mostly on my own for the past year or so. Still figuring out a lot of things when it comes to launching, marketing, and getting early users, so I figured this would be a good place to start learning from people who have actually been through it. I want to connect with other builders and learn from their experiences. Looking forward to being part of this community.

Hi everyone

I m Alexander, an indie developer building apps mainly for the Apple ecosystem.

We built Dealin because we kept hearing the same frustration from Australians existing classifieds platforms are either too expensive, too cluttered, or just not built for local transactions.

A private seller in Brisbane shouldn't be competing with a dealer in Sydney for the same buyer's attention. Local relevance matters especially for cars, where buyers need to inspect, test drive, and pick up in person.

So we built something simpler:

• Motors, Jobs, Property, Services and Marketplace all in one place

• Free for individuals no listing fees for private sellers

• Flat fee for agents and dealers no success fees, ever

• Local-first listings surface to buyers in your city, not across the country