First time posting here — curious how this community actually uses AI tools day-to-day
Hey PH Long-time lurker, first post.
I've been building in the AI tools space for a while now specifically around knowledge management and research workflows. Spent a lot of time studying how people actually use these tools versus how builders think they'll be used, and the gap is always surprising.
What I keep noticing: most people who try AI productivity tools abandon them within two weeks. Not because the tools are bad but because the habit never forms. The tool requires too much intentional input before it gives anything useful back.
That friction point is what I've been obsessing over lately.
Hi Product Hunt! 👋 I'm David, building a platform to save online coaches from admin hell.
Hey everyone!
I'm David from Czechia. I've been watching the Product Hunt community for a while and I'm excited to finally jump in and introduce myself.
Hey PH! Full-Stack Dev here bridging the gap between "vibe coding" and stable architecture 💻
Hey everyone! I'm Alex, a full-stack engineer and the founder of WebStackDev I ve been lurking on Product Hunt for a while, watching incredible products launch every day, and decided it was finally time to jump into the discussions and connect with fellow builders.
My core expertise lies in building high-performance, modern web applications from scratch. I live and breathe:
The Stack: Next.js (App Router), React, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS.
The Infrastructure: Clean relational databases (PostgreSQL), seamless authentication, and server-side state optimization to hit 100/100 Lighthouse scores.
How I approach building in 2026: I'm a massive advocate for leveraging advanced AI workflows. I don't use AI to guess core infrastructure logic I use tools like Cursor to dramatically accelerate layout design variations, generate pristine Tailwind tokens, and run rapid component prototyping. It essentially lets me operate with the speed of a 3-person team, so I can take an MVP from an initial Figma sketch to a live, production-grade Vercel deployment incredibly fast.
freepaycalc.com launching next Tuesday 14 July!
Hi everyone,
I'm Eyal and with my business partner David, we've created a utility website that does a lot of things for freelancers. It's also jam packed with FREE articles on payments, workflow and freelancing. In fact, it's all FREE. Soon we'll have a Freelancer's Guide that folks can optionally buy (for USD 14) but that's the only thing we ever intend to sell on the site and you're under no obligation to buy it at all; you can just use the website for FREE as much as you want! We really just want freelancers to be able to meet their challenges more readily by providing FREE tools and FREE information. The revenue model for us will be dominantly from AdSense and we are working hard getting things ready for a smooth AdSense application process and approval. On the site, freepaycalc.com which is already active, you can make use of 7 FREE tools to calculate net pay, find meeting time overlaps across time zones and so much more. It was designed with the freelancer in mind by two guys who also enjoy the freelancing lifestyle. Hopefully, you'll drop by next Tuesday for the launch and if you've read this, thanks a lot and nice to meet you! Drop a message to eyal@freepaycalc.com if you have any questions.
First Page :)
Hey community , this is my very first thread on product hunt , I do not even know what a thread is I just found out so thought of showing off my writing skills xD.
This will just have my introduction ... soo
Hey Product Hunt! We're two founders who both hit rock bottom once and that's how Covenant happened.
When someone relearns to walk after a serious injury, what's the first question the doctor asks?
Not "when can you run again." Not even "when can you walk." Usually it's: can you move your toes? Just that. Not the whole leg, not standing, toes. Then feet. Then standing with support. Then a frame. Then rails. Then, one day, on their own. No one hands over a training plan on day one, because that's not what a body just out of trauma can use yet. Every stage only works because it builds exactly what the next one needs.
Hi ProductHunt, we're two people building Covenant, and this is our first post here, so an introduction felt right before anything else.
Covenant is a small web app for people in a hard chapter: early recovery, grief, job loss, burnout, starting over after something broke. Not a habit tracker, not therapy. The idea: rebuild trust in yourself the same way you'd rebuild a body, smallest possible unit first, evidence before ambition.
Architect founder building AI workflows for the built environment
Hi Product Hunt community
I m Andy Le, an architect and founder with 25+ years of experience across architecture, architectural visualization, 3D, VR/AR, and AI-enabled design workflows.
I m currently building an AI-native ecosystem for the built environment:
A2Viz AI an architecture-focused creative workflow for turning text, concepts, sketches, images, and video into client-ready visual content.
Long time, first time
Hi, Sam here, have been a software developer around 25 years, from the early days of VB6 and classic ASP. Over the years, like many, I have had several ideas and even launched services for local businesses and government (side work outside of regular job).
The worst thing about being older is looking back at the shots you didn't take. The graveyard of domain names, half-built products, and polished websites that were never launched.
Core member building AI for option traders
Hey everyone!
I'm part of the core team at InvestorAi, where we're building Finn an AI-powered options trading assistant for Indian markets.
Finn helps traders analyze Nifty, Bank Nifty, and selected stock options by providing structured trade ideas with entry, target, expected holding period, trade rationale, and real-time alerts as market conditions change. Our goal isn't to replace traders, but to help them make more informed decisions with less noise.
I've been working across product, growth, analytics, and user research, spending a lot of time talking to traders and understanding how AI can genuinely improve decision-making instead of just generating more signals.
hey everyone!
Hey everyone, Antonio here. I run Grosu Development, a small software agency that helps founders go from idea to working MVP fast, and I'm also COO at IRVO, a health and calendar app we've been building ourselves on the side.
Most of my week is split between shipping client MVPs and debugging our own wearable integrations, so I end up living in Health apps docs more than I'd like to admit. IRVO reads your recovery data
(HRV, sleep, resting heart rate) alongside your calendar and tells you what your day is actually costing you before it wears you down. It's in private beta right now.