Hi! I m Ritvik Dashora, CFA. After years of trading and founding Tradomate (a trade analysis platform used by 250K+ traders in India), I built Ninethirty, an AI-native trade analysis platform specifically built for US Equities. Built with the same core conviction as Tradomate but engineered to a finer technical standard, the platform features a comprehensive screener, a rigorous backtesting engine, and Dr. Market - an AI copilot for market analysis, utilizing more than 10 agents and 40 tools.

I am eager to discuss agentic system design, backtesting architecture, or general market structure. We are scheduled to go live on Product Hunt on August 5th, Wednesday, and I would appreciate it if this community could stress-test the platform.

Hey Product Hunt!

I'm Gunjan Data Analyst by day, builder by night (and honestly, most of the day too).

I run GS Academy, an online platform where I teach Excel, Power BI, SQL, and AI tools. Somewhere between teaching and building, I realized most AI tools are either too generic or too expensive for the people I work with.

So I built Genius Suite an AI workspace with three focused tools for job hunting, LinkedIn optimization, and Claude token efficiency.

Hello everyone! This is my first post here, thank you for advice!
A production-ready starter for blogs, content sites, or any web app you want to customize. Fork it, set env vars, deploy via GitHub Actions focus on your product, not auth wiring and SEO plumbing.

What you get

• Auth email/password + optional 2FA

• Content TipTap editor (visual + Markdown)

• SEO sitemap, RSS, OG/Twitter, JSON-LD, indexing hooks

• Performance server + client caching, static-first where it matters

• Ops rate limiting, optional Redis/Mongo, Web Vitals dashboard, cookie consent

• Extras Web Push hooks, UI kit baseline, CDN-friendly media flow

I m Shalabh, based in New York City. I've always had ideas for products and apps, and recently I decided to actually start building them.

I joined Product Hunt because I m fascinated by people who take an idea and actually turn it into something real. I ve been quietly exploring the community, checking out launches, and learning from other makers.

Hi Hunters!
I m doing my first real launch soon, i m pretty new to startups world even if i m working as a programmer for quite a while and i joined multiple startups along the way, being the founder of it is much much different.
As the title says, do you got any advices? Do s and don t?
Waiting for your thoughts.
Thanks!

I m Lars, based in Stockholm. I m not a full-time developer I work in sales and build things on the side so I m still learning a lot as I go.

I ve been working on ParkSpot, a small web app that offers a new way to find street parking in Stockholm. It came out of a problem I kept running into myself: constantly circling the block, never sure where I could actually park without getting a ticket on street-cleaning days.

Hey everyone I'm Li, a solo founder building for the global founder community. A bit about me: I fell into the US company formation space the hard way by helping a friend untangle a mess. He spent 2 months and $800 trying to register a US LLC for his SaaS. Wrong state, wrong entity type, 8 IRS phone calls. I helped him redo it in one week for $250. That experience stuck with me. Now I'm building TopStartNow one-click US company formation for founders outside the US. LLC + Registered Agent + EIN + domain + email. No SSN needed. Launching on PH this Tuesday. When I'm not building, I'm writing guides (58 and counting) about the stuff formation services never warn you about like the Form 5472 $25,000/year penalty. Excited to connect with other indie makers here. What's everyone else building? 

Hey everyone, I m Sion, a solo founder based in Singapore

I ve spent a while studying consumer social and putting my observations into a consumer social manifesto. I m interested in what makes people return to a product, how friendships shape that experience, and why some online spaces feel more personal than others.

Hey

I m Vivek, founder of @Calnize a smarter and simpler scheduling platform built to reduce calendar chaos and double bookings.

I started Calnize with a simple goal: Make scheduling feel effortless for individuals, startups, and growing teams without the complexity of traditional tools.

Would love to connect with fellow builders, creators, and productivity enthusiasts here