I m Abhinay, working in global sales at TestOrchestrator. I m here to connect with software companies, QA professionals, and engineering leaders, learn about their software testing challenges, and explore how we can help teams streamline their testing workflows.
Looking forward to being part of the Product Hunt community, exchanging ideas, and building meaningful connections!
Hey everyone, I'm Omotoke. Just joined the community to connect with makers and see some cool product launches.
I do web design and marketing, so I spend a lot of time looking at landing pages. I'm really curious, for anyone building a product right now, what has been your hardest part when setting up your first website? Is it the layout, the copy, or something else?
I'm Kaavya, co-founder of Scribble, a creator campaign platform helping brands get visible in AI search.
Been deep in the GEO rabbit hole for a while now, running content campaigns and trying to figure out why good content disappears on ChatGPT and Perplexity. Lots of patterns emerged from watching enough campaigns, which eventually turned into a tool.
Hi everyone, I m Samina. I work in SEO in Pakistan, mostly with small local businesses, and I ve spent the last few weeks reading launches and forum threads here.
One thing I keep noticing is that many products ship fast and look great, but how people will actually find them is often decided last. In my own work I ve seen the same thing with local businesses, where a good service still gets missed because nobody searches for it the way the owner expects.
I joined to learn how makers think about launching and growing, and to join discussions where I can be useful.
For the builders here: when you launched, how did you think about getting found? Was it search, communities, social, or something else, and what surprised you?
This is Sridhar Nagineni , founder of Minutory. I built Minutory around one observation: attention is highest in the first two minutes of any high-stakes moment interview answer, pitch, project update and almost nobody actually practices that part. You prep content, not delivery, and then wonder why you lost the room early.
So: what's yours? The interview answer that fell flat, the pitch where you watched eyes glaze over, the update where you could tell you'd lost them in seconds?
Minutory is my attempt at fixing this record a 2-minute practice answer, get real feedback on pacing/clarity/confidence instead of a vague "good job," then share it with someone for a second opinion if you want one. Still very early, genuinely want to know if this resonates with how other people actually overcome these moments.
I'm James Douglas Davidson, owner and founder of Fractal Research Organization.
I started FRO because I believe AI should be available to everyone not locked behind the few and that we should be able to depend on our models for accurate, unbiased information. That means building in the open where we can, measuring what models actually do, and refusing to dress marketing up as truth.
I have a background in marketing, business intelligence, and technical writing. Lately, I've been building open-source tools that turn domain knowledge into explicit, repeatable guidance for AI assistants.
I started STAAMS with a simple idea: make everyday online tasks easier by bringing useful digital tools together in one place.
With the help of AI, I developed this idea into STAAMS, an all-in-one platform offering free online calculators, PDF tools, image utilities, converters, and practical digital solutions.
Helloooo! I m Nandita (Nani), Product Operations Manager at Cutback. We re building Selects (https://tryselects.com/), an AI-native video editor that actually listens to AND watches your footage.
Like at most startups, I wear a lot of hats. Most of my day goes to customer support (talking to our users all day, every day), and the rest to testing our product. I used to be a video editor, so I do my best to turn what editors tell us into something our dev team can act on.
Recently, I also took over our online presence (all very new to me, haha), so here I am on Product Hunt, figuring out how everything works and learning from fellow makers!
