Hey everyone, I m Harjobandeep. I m a builder working across software, automation, creative tech, and growth.

I spend most of my time taking ideas from concept to something people can actually use, then learning from real users and improving from there.

Currently I m working across a few different products and businesses, including SaaS, creative services, and development/marketing.

I m especially interested in product building, founder-led growth, automation, distribution, UX, and figuring out what actually makes people pay for a product.

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.

I am Leila, and I make Mini Loops, an iPhone app for building one daily habit at a time.

The whole thing came out of noticing that I had abandoned about four habit trackers, and that every time the app was what ended it rather than the habit. You fill in eight habits, have one bad week, lose the streak, and stop opening it.

So Mini Loops holds one habit until it is steady and has no counter of any kind. No streaks, no percentages, no score. You set the habit, the moment in your day it follows, and a smaller version to fall back on when the day falls apart. It asks two questions a day. When the same obstacle keeps turning up it says what it noticed and proposes one change, which you accept or decline. Nothing changes on its own.

The trade I keep having to defend: everything stays on the phone, no account and no server, which also means no sync, no backup and no export. Delete the app and the history goes with it, because I never had a copy of it.

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.

Hey PH,

For the past few months, I ve been building Floviu, a focus app inspired by a problem I ve struggled with myself: sometimes you know exactly what you need to do, but your mind simply refuses to focus.

Hey PH

I'm Irene,

I've spent the last few years building and working with technology products across AI, automation, enterprise software, and digital transformation projects. A lot of my recent work has been around AI agents, workflow automation, and helping teams reduce manual work that quietly slows everything down.

Hey guys,

I m Cyril, a solo founder building Dosion, a local-first iOS supplement tracker.

My first vibecode project was BioAionics. I made a lot of mistakes, burned money on tokens, rebuilt things more than once, and eventually landed on Dosion.

It s for people who actually take supplements: schedule, take/skip/miss, nutrients, Apple Health, offline, no ads, data stays on the phone. Not another cloud wellness app.

Hey all Scott here, based in Nashville. By day I'm not a professional developer, but I've been teaching myself iOS development by building Retrieve, a native flashcard app for iOS.

The short version: I was an Anki user for years but got frustrated with the dated UI, the sync bugs, and the lack of a simple "cards due today" widget. So I decided to build the app I wanted native SwiftUI, the real FSRS spaced-repetition algorithm (not the older SM-2 stuff), a Home/Lock Screen widget, and cross-deck search. Free to use, with a one-time unlock for premium features no subscriptions, ever.

Hey Product Hunt

After spending years around data and automation, I kept running into the same gap: retention and outreach are important, but for small teams they are still too manual to do consistently well.

Hey Product Hunt!

I'm the solo maker behind PeekMyIP a free privacy &

network toolkit. Instant IP lookup, DNS leak test, proxy