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2mo ago

Product Hunt! 👋I'm Natalie, co-founder of Zinn Hub

Hi Product Hunt!

I'm Natalie, co-founder of Zinn Hub a global freelance marketplace we're building to make it easier for businesses and freelancers to work across borders.

One of the biggest things we're tackling is language barriers. Zinn Hub supports 46 languages and 59 currencies, with translation built into the marketplace and live translation during video calls.

We're launching Zinn Hub Freelance Marketplace on Product Hunt tomorrow, so I'm excited to finally share what we've been building and meet other founders, makers and Product Hunt community members along the way.

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2mo ago

We are trying to combine 'convenience and privacy' in a single product. Seeking feedback.

I am the founder of Slydr. We are targeting to simplify gifting process. Currently operating only from India. With Slydr, you can gift anyone, anytime. Without needing their address.

Now with Slydr, its possible to send a gift to your reddit friend, PH friend, online date, without having to worry about their address. After making the payment, a gift link (or code) gets generated, which the gift sender will share it with the recipient. After reviewing and accepting the gift, the recipient will provide the delivery address directly on the website, which will not be visible to the gift sender.

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2mo ago

AI/ML Engineer — Let's Connect & Build Together 🚀

Hey everyone!

I'm a B.Tech Computer Science student specializing in AI & Machine Learning at KIET Deemed to be University. I'm deeply passionate about building intelligent systems and currently diving deep into Python, DSA, and hands-on ML projects.

I'm here because I love learning and discussing everything tech whether it's the latest LLM developments, practical tips for cracking coding interviews, startup stories that inspire, or just geeking out over interesting product recommendations.

When I'm not studying, I'm usually tinkering with model training pipelines or exploring new libraries. Happy to connect with fellow students, professionals, or anyone who shares the curiosity. Let's learn and grow together!

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2mo ago

About Me

Hey everyone! Glad to be here. I m a software/app developer, and I ve created this account to share the apps and software projects I m building. I ll be posting regularly about: Apps I build and launch New features and updates Development ideas and experiments Web & software projects Lessons I learn while building Tools and technologies I use My goal is to connect with app developers, software developers, web developers, founders, and tech enthusiasts from the USA, UK, and around the world. I ll be sharing my projects here consistently, so if you re interested in seeing what I m building, following the journey, or exchanging ideas with other developers, feel free to connect! Let s build, learn, and grow together. #AppDeveloper #SoftwareDeveloper #WebDeveloper #Developer #IndieDeveloper #AppDevelopment #SoftwareDevelopment #WebDevelopment #Tech #Programming

Faultline Security: We test your SaaS for security holes including your AI features

Hey PH I'm Beatriz, co-founder of Faultline Security
We do penetration testing for startups and SaaS companies. Seed to Series B, mostly B2B, mostly teams that don't have a dedicated security person yet.

The short version: we charge EUR 3,000, turn around reports in under two weeks, and the report is structured so your engineers can fix it and your auditor can sign off on it. Most pentest firms charge EUR 15,000 40,000 and take six weeks. We built for a different kind of company.

Why we started this

A founder we know lost a Series A because when the lead investor asked for a pentest report, he didn't have one. Not a security failure. A paperwork failure. He'd built something real, had paying customers, good metrics. But no report. The round didn't close.

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5mo ago

17, launching today, first time doing any of this

Hey PH I'm Aadarsh
@aadarshpixel.

I've been building AI stuff for a while but never launched anything officially.
Always ran out of money before I could.

Today that changes. Cairn is live on PH right now.
Built it solo no team, no funding, just me figuring it out.

It's for people who do real work away from a desk. Record what happens on site, get a transcript, save it to the right project, export a report.
That's it.

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2mo ago

Hello everyone,

I am a Software Engineer working mainly on frontend development and product experiences. I currently work on OpenObserve, an open-source observability platform.

I enjoy building products, working on UI/UX, and exploring how AI can make software and developer workflows better. I am also always interested in learning from people who are building interesting products.

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8mo ago

Hey Product Hunt! 👋

I'm Deep, a 22-year-old impatient developer.

Currently shipping:

  • Cronye run cron jobs locally on Mac, no cloud needed(open-source)

  • MotionShapes web-based 2D motion designer, no After Effects(open-source)

  • Signalze brand monitoring across HN, Dev.to & GitHub Discussions(open-source)

  • LanceIQ payment webhook reliability for SaaS teams
    github

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2mo ago

👋 Hey all — Oswin here

Domain investor turned builder. Spent years finding names for other people's products, now building my own.
Building Aboard.ai, a free-vote leaderboard for Agentware (Grokbot / MCP / bots). Launching here soon.
Excited to be part of this community, share ideas and connect with other builders.

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2mo ago

Hi Product Hunt! I'm building Loqua, a voice agent for your desktop

Hi everyone! I'm Daniel , the Product Manager at Loqua . I've been working on Loqua , a voice agent for your desktop that understands your context, screen, apps, language, and tone. You can simply say what you mean and use your voice to write, code, create reminders, open apps, search, make calls, and more. While building it, one challenge I keep thinking about is voice interaction overload. There are so many voice assistants out there, but most of them just listen to a command and execute. They don't truly understand what you're doing on your screen or the context behind your words. I'm trying to figure out how to make voice feel like a natural extension of how people already work, not just another thing to talk to. I'm trying to learn from other makers here as I continue improving the product. For those building AI or voice tools: what has been the hardest part for you getting users to trust voice input, designing for context awareness, or figuring out which voice actions people actually use daily? Looking forward to meeting other makers and learning from the community.
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