Just lauched
Hey My names Matt I m a solo founder and the person behind ThreatShield Alpha, an AI powered phishing and threat detection tool I ve been building to make online safety way easier for regular people.
I spend most of my time working where AI and cybersecurity meet taking messy stuff like screenshots, emails, and sketchy URLs and turning them into clear, simple threat insights. The whole idea is to give everyday users the kind of protection that usually only big companies get.
I like building , learning from other makers, and shipping fast. Product Hunt has always felt like the place where raw ideas get sharpened into real products, so I m excited to share what I m working on, get honest feedback, and connect with people who enjoy solving real problems.
New here! Looking to learn and contribute as much! let me try out your product
Hey everyone!
I am a Software Engineer by profession and curiosity! I like to tinker things over weekends and while travelling across countries! I have built products in the personal finance space and screen productivity space looking to launch soon on PH. I am new to the community and PH and would love to start by contributing! Hit me up with what you are building, I would to try it out, give feedback and buy it if works for me! Or we could just chat about tech, travel or film making!
TIL about "Eternal September" and a little lesson about why my first PH launch fizzled
<slightly less excited> Hi, I'm Keith and I launch fun things on Fridays
I can't recall the original thread but I saw the phrase "eternal september" in a slightly pejorative yet patient comment about new entrants to established communities.
Hi Product Hunt — I’m Luke, building private AI that runs on hardware you trust
Hey Product Hunt community,
I m Luke, the maker of LocalAGI. I m interested in local AI, distributed computing, privacy, and turning powerful open-source technology into products normal people can actually use.
I started LocalAGI because the local-AI ecosystem is incredibly capable, but still too fragmented. Running useful agents often means juggling terminals, model servers, config files, and APIs. I wanted the experience to be much simpler: download one desktop app, describe a task, and let a team of agents handle it.
The project now combines local models, research and browser agents, image and video generation, an end-to-end encrypted network for trusted devices, and an experiment I m especially excited about called Hive Mind. It lets several computers share one model for example, a MacBook and Windows PC can combine their memory to run a model neither can fit alone.
Hey PH! Building a tool to help brands rank inside ChatGPT. What’s your experience with AI search?
Hey Product Hunt community!
I m Prince, an indie founder building in the AI & Search space.
Over the last few months, I noticed a huge shift: when looking for SaaS recommendations, people aren't clicking Google links anymore they ask ChatGPT, Claude, or Perplexity directly.
From Early Mornings to Big Dreams ☕
Hi everyone!
I'm Ramona, and I'm so excited to be here!
I'm an entrepreneur, a proud mum of three, and someone who genuinely loves building things that solve real problems. While most people are still asleep, you'll usually find me behind my laptop with a cup of coffee, working on new ideas, improving platforms, fixing bugs, or bringing another piece of a vision to life. Those quiet early mornings are where my creativity thrives.
For me, entrepreneurship has never been just about starting a business. It's about creating something meaningful that makes life easier for other entrepreneurs. I believe small and medium-sized businesses deserve the same opportunities, technology, and innovation as large corporations without the enterprise-sized price tag.
Introducing myself — building a small tool to reduce QA ↔ Dev back-and-forth
Hey Product Hunt
I m a mobile developer with 6+ years of experience, mostly working with Flutter across mobile and desktop.
Over the years, I kept seeing the same issue repeat across teams:
QA reports a bug, developers can t reproduce it, and a lot of time is lost just trying to understand context.
On top of that, QA often has to jump between multiple tools just to create a single task screen recorder, screenshot tool, notes, issue tracker which breaks flow and still leaves gaps in information.
So I decided to start building a small cross-platform utility (macOS, Windows, and mobile) focused on making bug reporting clearer and faster for both QA engineers and developers.
To be clear, I m not building another task or issue-tracking tool.
The goal is to reduce the friction before a task is created, by capturing better context upfront.
Hello! I'm building AI critique tools
Hey everyone
I'm John Brad, builder of Roast & Review a suite of 14 free AI critique tools.
I've been a lurker on Product Hunt for years, finally decided to start building and shipping.
Currently working on:
Founder of Alodata — Building in eSIM & Travel Tech
Hi everyone, I m Anass Habrah, founder of Alodata.
We ve been operating in the eSIM and travel technology market for the past two years, helping travelers stay connected across the world through simple and accessible digital connectivity solutions.
We are now entering a new growth stage and implementing a broader marketing and expansion plan. I joined this community to connect with other founders, learn from their experiences, exchange ideas, and discuss SaaS, travel technology, customer acquisition, partnerships, and business growth.
Looking forward to meeting you all and contributing to the community.
Technical escalation specialist by day, founder by necessity
Hey Product Hunt, I'm Victoria.
My day job is technical escalation. I've spent years working inside platforms like Shopify and Thinkific figuring out why things break, validating bugs, and translating what's actually happening into something leadership can understand and act on.
That work gave me a pretty clear view of something that doesn't get talked about enough. When a platform issue or an internal tool issue goes unresolved and the vendor isn't moving, nobody really knows what to do. Push harder? Build a workaround and move on? Start looking at other options? Teams just wing it every single time and absorb the cost without ever creating the necessary report for internal use or discussing next steps. Tracking issues of internal tools you engage other vendors to support is crucial.
That bothered me enough that I eventually built something about it.