My name is Robin Aletras. Professionally I go by Sartela. I have shipped 16 apps since the start of 2026. My latest app is a guide for Claude. Its the only product that I have on Product Hunt.
My name is Clive Young and for the past 30 years I've worked all over the world as a songwriter and music producer. I'm now developing a number of apps for Public use.
I'm extremely close to launch on the two major ones. The first is a Weather/Travel App with a lot of (hopefully) seamless add-ons to make travel better and easier. One of the issues I'm juggling with is feature-creep. It feels like every time I think the app is ready, another feature/refinement steps up to the font of my mind. Are others having similar issues.
Also, as I'm "vibe-coding", I've found it useful to use the AI Agents for construction and ChastGPT as almost an overseer of the project, and bounce ideas and screenshots between the two. Is that a system any other founders have had success with, and if not, are there solid reasons why?
Hi PH I'm Mahin, a solo dev. I built FlowShelf because my menu bar was full of single-purpose apps, each wanting $5 10/month. FlowShelf is free, native and private everything stays on your Mac, and the AI runs on-device via Apple Intelligence. Happy to answer anything, and the code is public if you want to check what it does (or doesn't) touch. Two of my Apps are: flowshelf.app TapXpense.com
I am a senior Full-Stack | AI automation engineer.
I build systems that operate reliably in real-world production environments.
From smart contracts to full-stack architectures, I design with AI automation, Web3 principles, and stability in real-world settings in mind. While there are many engineers who can write excellent code, there are far fewer who can build systems that remain stable even under pressure.
I always communicate with other experts to push beyond the limits of what we can create together.
Hey everyone, I'm Henry. Background is finance and investing, not engineering, but I got tired of asking one AI a hard question and just trusting whatever confident answer came back. So I built Polora: a few AI models debate your question live, a researcher fact-checks their claims, and a neutral arbiter calls a verdict, but the decision is still yours.
Launching on Product Hunt July 14. Built solo, with a lot of help from Claude Code, which is its own story. Happy to talk about the AI-debate idea or about building an end-to-end product without a traditional engineering background.
I'm Sebo, an indie developer from Germany. After losing track of my billable hours one too many times and getting tired of bloated, subscription-only trackers I built Time Log.
It does one thing well: start a timer with one tap, sort entries by project or client, and turn your hours into an invoice. On Android and the web, in English & German.
It's fully bootstrapped and I'm building it in public. I'd genuinely love your feedback what's confusing, what's missing, what would make you switch?
Hi everyone! I m Ayesha (@AyeshaBuilds), a designer turned indie hacker from Bangladesh.
I ve spent years looking at landing pages that look beautiful but fail to convert a single visitor. It s a common trap: we focus so much on the "vibe" that we forget to tell people why they should care.
