I work across sales, marketing, and data workflows, mostly around CRM hygiene, lead quality, funnel visibility, enrichment accuracy, and reporting.
I m especially interested in products that reduce duplicate records, improve routing, clean up messy fields, and make pipeline data easier for sales teams to trust. More automation is only useful if the underlying process is clean.
I like tools that help teams act on better data, not just generate more dashboards or more leads for reps to ignore.
I run Codirity, a small AI and automation agency. We work on a flat monthly subscription: clients add requests to a queue and we ship them one at a time. No estimates, no change orders.
Hello everyone, I m an early-stage founder exploring software for insurance operations.
My background and current interest are focused on how teams in traditional industries use technology to manage repetitive work, handoffs, documents, approvals, and communication.
I m especially interested in the challenges of building products for industries where:
Hey everyone! I'm qxmcu, a solo developer and student just shipped my first real open-source project: Ghost Hunter, an AI-powered bug reproduction tool for GitHub.
The problem: someone files a bug report, and half the time is spent just trying to reproduce it before you can even start fixing anything. Ghost Hunter automates that comment bot/reproduce on an issue, and it parses the report with an LLM, spins up an isolated Docker sandbox, actually runs the repro steps, and posts the crash logs back automatically.
It's fully open-source, self-hosted, and I've been genuinely grateful for the security feedback the community already gave me pre-launch fixed what came up rather than shipping around it. Would love for you to check it out, break it, or just tell me what you think: Link to the repo!
Launching on Product Hunt today if you want to follow along!
I started in dental school, figured out it wasn't for me, and ended up in sales instead. Somewhere in there I got a BJJ black belt, which taught me more about handling pressure than any job has.
Hey everyone, My name is Jonathan, and I wanted to introduce myself to the community. I've been a long time lurker of PH, and after 2 years of development I'm finally ready to launch my product. Full disclosure, I'm not really sure how to get some exposure on this platform and this post is primarily to help with that. I saw this forum and figured it would be a good start. I'm a software developer with 20+ years of experience, having worked for Fortune 100 companies, as well as co-founded a fintech startup in London (which failed after 6 or 7 odd years). I have since gone solo and have been working as a consultant while developing my first app, Bookie. If you'd like to read more about me and my motivation you can read my article here.
TLDR, I love coding but became a bit disillusioned with the industry after a while. I understand the why's of investor demands and bottom lines, but somewhere along the way I feel like software has become less and less about the people who use it, and more about what can be extracted from them. I want to build beautiful software that actually makes you want to use it, while solving the primary problem it sets out to. I believe in slow and organic growth, as well as honest software that actually listens to the people who use it, and grows with and for them. I am really excited to launch my product in the coming days. If you're interested in checking it out before, you can find it here.
I m Jos phine. About six months ago, I left my job at an AI research lab to focus on building full time. Since then I ve explored a few directions and learned pretty quickly what I enjoy and what I don t.
Lately I ve been focused on creative, consumer projects. I recently built a personalised comic product that turns people s stories into printed comics, and saw strong uptake around Christmas.
I m the Founding Product Manager behind Pearl Club
I ve always felt that the internet can be a little overwhelming. So much of it is built around being productive, staying connected, keeping up, and constantly doing something.
That s what led us to build Pearl Club a quieter corner of the internet where you can simply exist for a while.
My name is Fatai and I'm a solo founder based in Finland. I've been building in the SaaS space and today I'm introducing myself ahead of my launch tomorrow.
