I'm Anshika, working in Business Development at an IT services company.
A big part of my work involves talking to founders and teams building products, and that's also what got me into communities like this. I really enjoy seeing people build in public, share what they're learning, and talk about the thinking behind their products, not just the launch itself.
I'm also into cold outreach and growth experiments. I'm always curious about what actually makes someone stop, read a message, and reply instead of just scrolling past it.
hey PH, i'm antoine. 20 years old, based in paris.
i just launched owain, a daily sexual health tracker for men. the idea came from reading 1.18M reddit posts about men's sexual health and realizing nobody was building tools for this specific problem. telemedicine companies sell pills, wearables track general biometrics, but nothing sits in the middle and says "here's what your own data says about your patterns."
I m Ritik, a full-stack & mobile developer with 5+ years of experience building SaaS, AI, web, and mobile products.
I m currently looking for new opportunities to work with founders, startups, or product teams where I can contribute to building and launching great products.
If you re building something interesting, looking for a developer, or simply want to connect and exchange ideas, feel free to reach out.
I am a trader, and for years my problem was never finding setups. It was that I would set a stop while calm and slide it when price came for the level. Every book agreed this was bad. I agreed. I kept doing it.
What finally helped was treating it as a rep instead of a lesson. So I built Rewire: short scenario drills for the mental side of trading. Revenge trades, FOMO, moved stops, oversizing, tilt. Two minutes a day, one focus area at a time, built roughly like Duolingo.
I am building it solo with a team of AI agents, refining it most days, and the changelog is public. It just went free to start.
I am here to learn from other people building habit and behaviour-change products, and to hear which trading mistake costs people the most, because that is what I build the next drills around. Glad to be here.
I'm someone who somehow ended up building in two spaces I genuinely love: EdTech and SaaS. Usually a team of two, sometimes just me figuring things out.
I'll be honest I'm not the one writing the most elegant code. My zone is visual communication, marketing and the business side. That's where I get energized.
I m a product builder and creative director, and I wanted to drop in, say hello, and share a bit about what I ve been working on lately.
For the past year, I ve found myself increasingly burnt out by the current state of productivity tools. I downloaded a simple to-do app a while back, and it forced me to create a cloud account, sign a massive data privacy waiver, and immediately flooded my phone with heavy background sync lag and push notifications just so I could map out my daily tasks.
It made me realize that modern software has a massive problem with cloud-bloat and data tracking.
I ve spent 10+ years in marketing, launched beers for Greene King, spent 5 years in the crypto trenches with Animoca Brands, and now I m building apps to help people reduce screen time
Most intros start with a bio. Mine starts with a number: 80%. That's roughly how many enterprise AI pilots never make it to production. I've watched it happen up close, more than once.
I spent 6+ years in SEO and content before crossing over into building AI products. Funny enough, the switch happened for a boring reason: I got tired of writing content about AI tools and wanted to actually ship one.
