Hey everyone,

I'm Rodrigo, a developer who ships products end to end: design, backend, mobile, and lately a lot of Swift.

The thing I'm spending most of my time on right now is bytemail, a native Mac email client. The short version: Gmail, iCloud, Outlook, Yahoo, Fastmail and any IMAP account in one fast window, with mail that never touches our servers. The part I'm having the most fun with is the MacBook notch. New messages and sign-in codes grow out of it, and Undo Send literally flies a paper plane through it. There's also an MCP server so Claude and other AI apps can read and act on your inbox.

Before this I built a few other things, all still running:

Hey PH
Building this because I kept watching strong candidates fail English rounds with perfect written answers and weak spoken delivery under time.

What s different vs pasting into ChatGPT:
- voice + timer
- r sum /JD-aware questions
- scored report you can act on next attempt

Would love harsh feedback on the report quality. Demo: https://offerfluent.com/demo?lan...

Hey everyone!

I'm Asmit, an 18-year-old builder from India.

I've been teaching myself software development, talking to founders, and learning what it actually takes to build products people want. The more I build, the more I realize that the technical side is only half the challenge understanding users is where most of the learning happens.

I'm here to learn from experienced makers, share what I discover along the way, and hopefully contribute to the community as I grow.

I decided to become a hunter to give visibility to builders who can't pay for it.

If you think about it, Product Hunt is a platform where you trade time and feedback for visibility and feedback. And that's huuuuge for people who can't buy visibility but can invest their time.

I was in this case when I built Mailwarm (YC S20). Product Hunt helped us validate and find new customers. We went from $3K MRR to $8K MRR during launch week. That's when I understood how big PH can be for founders with no marketing budget.

Recently I started a builder community focused on Moroccans. I understood that building is not a problem anymore. The bottleneck is go-to-market.

Hey everyone, my name is Jonh Alex.

I m from Pernambuco, Brazil, from a humble family. My parents did not finish elementary school, and my life was never really easy. A hard part of my story is that my father had problems with alcohol, and my family went through very difficult moments because of that. These things still hurt me a lot when I remember them.

Hi everyone,

I'm Mona a marketer turned builder from Germany.

I'm building PopupGenius: popups you design by chatting with AI. You describe the offer and it builds the popup in your site's colors. It started as a Shopify app and now works on any website with one script tag.

Then AI changed how fast one person can build. A SaaS stopped feeling like a team project. So I built a Shopify app, PopupGenius: popups you design by chatting with AI. And from that app I'm now building the SaaS version, so it is one product on more than one platform: Shopify and any website.

Hey everyone. I'm Syef, co-founder and CEO of Xseth, based in Lyon. I run go-to-market, and my co-founder Oussema builds the engine.

What we do: Xseth looks at your web app from the outside, the way an attacker would. It maps what's exposed, narrows thousands of URLs down to the few worth testing, then validates each one. No install, no code access, no accounts. Just a domain you own.

I believe AI has the potential to change how we live, work, think, and solve problems. But I don't want to just watch that future unfold , I want to help build it.

That's why I'm building Scorpia: a vision to create AI-powered applications that solve real-world problems and make a meaningful difference in people's lives.

My ambition goes beyond building software. I want to explore what's possible with AI, turn bold ideas into reality, and connect with people who share the curiosity to question, the courage to experiment, and the drive to create something meaningful.

I'm still learning, building, and figuring things out along the way. I don't have every answer, but I'm committed to asking better questions, building useful things, and improving with every step.

Hi everyone! I run a small online shop and got tired of paying a platform every month, so I built our own store and turned the code into Tillkit: Stripe checkout, sales tax, inventory from supplier invoices and profit reports, self-hosted for about $5 a month.

I'm here to learn from other makers, especially anyone who has launched a paid developer product without an audience.

What's one thing you wish you'd done before your first launch?