I wanted to actually introduce myself properly instead of just dropping a one-liner and disappearing, so bear with me. Yes, I'm solving a problem (like most people here), but more about that later.
I wanted to drop in, introduce myself, and connect with other builders here!
I m a solo mobile developer passionate about building consumer AI apps. Lately, I've been focused on CelebLook an AI celebrity look-alike & facial analysis app designed around viral shareability and organic growth loops.
Bootstrapping everything on my own with $0 ad budget has been a wild ride, but hitting our first organic monetization milestones purely through word-of-mouth and social sharing proved that products can grow without paid ads if the viral loop is tight enough.
I recently launched my first product FreeViralKit (freeviralkit.com), a 100% free AI-powered YouTube SEO tool.
It generates optimized titles, descriptions, hashtags, and tags for any YouTube video topic in seconds. No signups, no paywalls just free tools for creators.
I ll be real with you: I have pretty much zero social media presence and no marketing team backing me up. So, launching this thing feels a bit like tossing it into the void. Still, I can t help it: I m just too impatient to finally get this into people s hands.
I m a writer and filmmaker, but I stumbled into being a developer by accident. I got sick of making the same 16-trait character map by hand in Illustrator every time I started a new story. I ve relied on this research-backed personality framework for years to build my characters, but eventually, I wanted the whole process to feel more like play and less like a chore.
I had a problem I was set on solving: bots and fraud are rampant online, and they ruin so much of the experience of interacting with people. A fake or bot account has no real identity behind it, but it can still do a lot of damage scam someone, catfish someone, ruin an event, all with almost no effort. I wanted to give people an easy way to gate out bad actors using information that's already public, and to feel more confident that the person they're meeting is actually who their profile says they are.
So I built Scoop. It lets you connect the accounts you already have through secure sign-in (so ownership is actually verified, not just typed in), add any other platform you want to show, and then use that verified profile for local events, planning a night out with friends, and leaving real reviews about people you've met making it a lot harder for someone to hide behind a fake screen and hurt someone's day, or worse.
It's live on iOS now, and I'm launching publicly on Product Hunt tomorrow.
Would love to hear how you could see Scoop playing a role in your own life especially from anyone here who's dealt with identity or trust problems online:
I've only been here for a few days. I recently started my own business, and I heard there are lots of fresh new projects here, so I came to see whether anyone was making the same kind of product as us.
The good news is that, so far, I haven't found one.
I m a new member in the community here, so I thought I d introduce myself.
My name is Ksenia, I m one of the co-founders of IDQR (we will launch our product here soon :) ), but at heart I m just someone who enjoys building products and learning by doing. My background is software development but my main interest is in UI/UX and web design.
I'm Amol, founder of AppWhiz a no-code platform to build and launch mobile apps with ease. Super excited to be part of this amazing community! Looking forward to learning from all of you, sharing feedback, and cheering on your launches.
I'm Vaibhav, a software engineer from Goa, India, and I've spent the last few months building PairUp.chat a platform focused on helping people discover new communities, make friends, and have meaningful conversations online.
