I'm a solo developer who enjoys building small tools that solve everyday problems.
Recently I built an app called Deadlinr after realizing how many subscriptions and free trials I kept forgetting to cancel. Over time those small charges started adding up, which was frustrating.
So I decided to build something simple that helps track subscriptions, renewals, and expiry dates in one place.
Hi everyone! I m Jainoddin, a software developer and the founder of QuickTool.
I ve been working on QuickTool, an AI workspace that brings together tools for writing, business, marketing, SEO, productivity, images, and other everyday tasks.
While building it, one challenge I keep thinking about is tool overload. There are so many AI products available that users often have to jump between multiple websites just to complete one workflow.
I m trying to learn from other makers here as I continue improving the product.
Hey all Shikhar here, I run a small creative and marketing studio (Unfiltrr) we create videos, static creatives, AI videos and ad scripts for a handful of clients. Been reading PH for a while and am now building something myself in the creative-feedback space. Glad to be here, looking forward to learning from everyone.!
I'm a cameraman. That's the job over twenty-five years of it on TV productions and it's what I am first, not a side note to something else. Photography came later, on my own time, and it's stayed exactly that: mine, separate, the thing I do because I want to, not because someone's paying me to.
Rome to the set
I studied at the Institute of Cinematography and Television R. Rossellini in Rome, and started working as an assistant cameraman in 1998. Two years later I was shooting as a full cameraman and I've been doing it ever since, on productions for major TV networks, in Italy and wherever the work took me. It's still what I do. It's still what I'd call myself first if you asked.
That's a longer stretch of my life than it sounds twenty-five-plus years, and I'm 46 now. Call sheets, early mornings, other people's schedules. It teaches you things a photography course never would how to read a room before it happens, how to get the shot in one take because there won't be a second one, how to see light the moment it's worth catching instead of a second after.
I m a computer science student working on my first startup
My journey started when I was looking for ways to earn extra income while studying i discovered AI automation through YouTube, started learning Make and then n8n, and really enjoyed building things that could save people repetitive work
Quick story on why I'm here: I kept missing calls that actually mattered (a callback from a clinic, a client trying to reach me) because they were buried under spam and robocalls I'd long stopped answering. The habit of just letting it ring was quietly costing me real things.
Hey everyone, excited (and honestly a little nervous) to finally post here!
I'm Hanzala, co-founder of Invento Solutions along with my partner Waqas. We started out doing app development and technical support for other businesses, but somewhere along the way we couldn't help building our own stuff too. We've got a few projects in the works right now, including a tailoring CRM app, an on-demand home services app, and a grocery delivery app, so yeah, we like staying busy.
Honestly I'm here mostly to lurk, get inspired, and meet other people who are building things from scratch right now. If you're an early-stage founder figuring out the technical side of your product and want to bounce ideas around, my DMs are open. Always down to talk shop or just hear what you're working on.
Looking forward to being part of this community, this feels like the right place for people who actually build things instead of just talking about it.
