Hi everyone I m Soumyadeep
Co-Founder at Ekamoira. Long-time SEO / agency operator turned product builder.

After years of running SEO and content teams, we kept running into the same problem:
GSC data is critical, but painfully slow to analyze and hard to plug into modern AI workflows.

So we built our first product: a Google Search Console MCP (Model Context Protocol) that lets AI tools query, analyze, and reason over GSC data directly instead of exporting CSVs or building one-off scripts.

The idea is simple:

Hi everyone! I'm Zahra, finally joined PH to learn from the best makers here. I love building systems in Notion and following the latest AI trends. Looking forward to connecting!

Hi everyone !
I'm Justin, Software dev that start before the IA code everything XD. Just kidding.
I'm passionate about new tech, that's why I'm here. I'm discovering new product and looking what could be really interesting.
I'm currently building Alpgain, a swiss alternative to Finary (wealth management software). It track all your wealth optimized for swiss people.
I will love to talk with anyone.
I'm always developing a lot of thing to learn new langugages, new concept.

Hey Product Hunt Community... Matthew here. 15+ years in SaaS for the music industry, which is basically like running a tech company inside a never-ending soundcheck.

When I got back into novel writing, I discovered I m terrible at remembering what I wrote three chapters ago. Plotfy is my solution: it reads your story, keeps your characters consistent, tracks every thread, and politely reminds you when you contradict yourself.
"In chapter 2, Sally had brown hair. In chapter 16, Sally has blonde hair. Intentional?"
Oh, and AI features are turned off by default. I've seen what happens when you surprise writers. And even when it's turned on, it will never write a chapter or your entire book for you. It's there for little nudges.

Launching on here in about a week or so!

Hey Product Hunt

I'm Roberto, solo founder of LaunchPilot.

I built this because I kept hitting the same wall every founder I know hits: you launch, and then silence. You're great at building, but finding your first customers means marketing and that feels like a full-time job you don't have time for, or a game you don't know how to play without feeling spammy.

LaunchPilot is the co-pilot I wished I had. It doesn't blast cold emails or auto-post (that gets you banned and nobody trusts it anyway). Instead it guides you, one step at a time: where your customers actually hang out, what conversations to join, what to say in your own voice. You review everything it prepares, you decide.

Hey everyone, I m Laurin. I m a software engineer and recently built JollyProp, a maintenance coordination tool for landlords and property managers.

The idea came from seeing how much time gets eaten up just going back and forth between tenants, vendors, and property managers whenever something breaks. JollyProp handles a lot of that coordination so the PM doesn t have to be involved in every little update.

Hey, I'm Saif solo founder and full-stack developer based in India, currently building Elan, an AI voice interview coach that runs live mock interviews for coding, system design, and behavioral rounds.

Background's mostly MERN stack and Java Spring Boot, with a couple of React developer internships before going solo. Elan's my first real product built, priced, and launched end-to-end by myself, from the interview engine to the Razorpay checkout.

Hi, I'amJeevan Kattekola

Solo dev, just launched airtxt on apple app store. This app turns your voice into finished text in any iPhone app you ramble with the ums and false starts, and out comes the clean, punctuated sentence you meant.

A few things that make it different:

I spend most of my time reviewing and working with B2B & SaaS products, especially in telecom, real estate tech, and infrastructure-heavy platforms.

I ve been involved in Product Hunt launches, product reviews, and product strategy, and I usually look at products from a technical + real-world usability perspective architecture, APIs, scalability, and how teams actually ship and operate with them.

Happy to share honest feedback here and answer questions from my side as the hunter.
Looking forward to the discussion

Hey!

I'm a Data Analyst with 6 years of experience, I've worked with everything from large enterprise business data to real-world medical data, so I've seen how messy and overwhelming data can get at every stage.
I love the moment when chaos turns into clarity and a team finally sees what their data is telling them.

If you have any data-related questions or if you're looking to add someone to your team, feel free to reach out. :)