Hey PH community! We're Dennis and Matias from Enstate Labs, a tiny 2-person studio from Germany/Chile.
We've been building client projects for years, and today is a big day for us: our first own product launch on Product Hunt. It's called Enping a feedback widget where visitors point at the exact element on your live site instead of sending you screenshot emails.
I'm bella. I am a techie and student for life. I'm currently creating or you can say, in progress of making a dating app cause I am fed up with whatever is available in the market. Do you guys have any suggestions or features that you will want to see in an app?
I'm Sol, a QA Engineer with almost 7 years of experience in test automation ( web & mobile testing), and currently a Philosophy student based in Mexico .
Along with my partner (a full-stack developer), I'm co-founding JenovAI - an AI-powered test automation platform that's going to change how you think about testing.
These days I build incident response plans that would've cost $5,000 to $15,000 or more from an outside firm. I know because we looked, and there was nothing out there worth the price.
Going on 30+ years in this industry. Started as an intern at IBM, cut my teeth on mainframes, worked through the early distributed computing era with NT 4.0, lived through Y2K, spent time on Wall Street. Now I'm a Director responsible for cybersecurity and incident response.
That pricing gap is what got me building. Two years of development, running in real production, still getting refined every time a new problem shows up. I tried the AI slop route first and it wasn't good enough. This needed real logic and decision trees a generic output can't fake.
If you're building anything in security, compliance, or for small orgs and nonprofits, happy to compare notes on what's actually working versus what just sounds good in a demo.
Just joined today. I'm Girik, founder of Automate Me, where it's literally me + a swarm of AI agents running client projects.
The setup: For the past year, I've been deep in the trenches building AI automations for businesses. No team. No employees. Just me orchestrating agents like a one-man symphony (Beethoven vibes, except I can hear ).
Hi everyone! I'm building SponsorAJobs, a platform focused on making it easier for people to discover jobs that may offer visa sponsorship.
One of the biggest problems we noticed is that international job seekers often spend a huge amount of time searching through general job boards, employer career pages, and scattered information just to answer one important question:
Can this job actually work for someone who needs visa sponsorship?
SponsorAJobs is being built around that specific problem. We bring together international job opportunities and organize them around sponsorship, country, profession, and other useful search criteria, while helping candidates get back to the original employer/application source.
Hey everyone on Product Hunt! I'm Jane, and for a long time I worked at IT companies. Just recently a new chapter started for me I joined the Publora team.
I've got a solid 14 years behind me, and all that time I was telling the world about companies, their projects and their teams. And now here I am to meet you all and help other teams talk about themselves on social media without burning time on posting.
I'm building GoPrepared.ai a tool that instantly transforms PDFs, notes, and study documents into interactive AI quizzes.
We re currently in early access/beta, so I don't have paid users yet just focused on building a smooth, zero-friction experience for students and professionals looking to test their knowledge fast.
By way of introduction, I found Product Hunt as I've had difficulty advertising and getting my product known.
To those that have struggled with this and made it through, how did you break past the barrier from 0 sales to 1? I feel like after your first sale, the rest become easier.
