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

Hey everyone!

Glad to finally introduce myself to the Product Hunt community! I'm a maker passionate about building products that solve real, human problems specifically around habit building, personal discipline, and emotional well-being.

I recently launched Steady: No Contact Breakup Recovery.

Why I built it: Breakups are tough, but the hardest part is often breaking the urge to text or reach out to an ex. The "No Contact Rule" is widely recommended by psychologists, but standard habit trackers aren't built to handle the unique psychological triggers, urge management, and emotional resets that come with emotional healing.

Hi PHers,
I am Bingfeng from Beijing China. NotoinManager is the tool I made. It's freeware and free ties is enough for many starters to backup and versioning his/her Notion asset. It's NOT another SaaS solution and all data are on your own disks always.

I love Notion and hope this tool helps those love Notion too!

Solo founder building from India, currently powered mostly by coffee and the quiet panic of shipping things alone.
A bit about me: I've been building internet products solo for a few years now, mostly bootstrapped, learning everything the hard way. My main one is Pictify, an API that turns HTML into images and PDFs at scale, which has quietly taught me more about running a SaaS than any course ever could. These days I'm heads-down on a new project and doing the messy, unglamorous part of taking something from "it works on my machine" to "real people use it."
Not here to pitch though. Mostly here to learn from other founders, give honest feedback, and feel a little less alone in the building.

I'm Ben. Product manager for 15 years. Worked across startups and grown companies, shipped a lot of products, learned what makes people actually use something versus just sign up.

Then my dad passed. The best kind of person. The one you call when everything falls apart. After he went, my family spent three months piecing his life together from scraps. Bank statements in a shoebox. A password on a post-it. A brother's phone number with no last name.

That experience changed what I wanted to build.

DearFile is the private file your family needs to find when something happens to you. The people, the account details, the wishes, a note from you. Nothing complicated. Simple enough to finish in an afternoon. Private by default. Their access lasts forever, even if DearFile closes.

Hey everyone

I'm a solo maker. For about two years I ran a store where the actual job was answering messages 200 to 500 a day across Gmail, WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook, in roughly 20 languages.

Two things ground me down. Every platform is a different box in a different tab, each with its own rules about who you're even replying to. And when someone wrote in their own language, I mostly couldn't answer properly every tool I tried was built for English speakers writing to English speakers.

So I built AI Reply Writer. It's a Chrome extension that puts a reply button inside 22 sites you already use, reads the actual conversation the whole thread, the image being discussed, the PDF on the email and drafts something in your voice, in the language the conversation is happening in. 76 of them, including Roman Urdu and Roman Hindi, which is the part I care about most.

Hey Product Hunt Community

I'm Saurabh. I previously worked at Napster Studio, where I worked on digital experiences, and I've become increasingly interested in how AI and spatial technology could change the way we experience the world online.

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!

Hey EVeryone ,

I m Darshil, and I m building CREDX.

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?