Hi everyone! I'm Shubham. I am currently studying computer applications while building my startup, Cosmodraft.
Like a lot of developers, I constantly find myself spinning up new Next.js and Supabase projects, building out the core features, and then letting them sit on my hard drive unfinished. I realized there is massive untapped value in these half-built codebases, UI assets, and domain names.
That's why I started building Cosmodraft a digital marketplace specifically designed for developers and creators to sell their abandoned or unfinished side projects so they can actually reclaim that value.
I'm really looking forward to connecting with other makers here, sharing what I learn along the way, and getting involved in the community!
Hey Product Hunt! I m Mya, the independent creator behind SafeMix. We just officially went live, and I am currently glued to my keyboard.
SafeMix is a clean, ad-free utility that checks real-time interactions across prescriptions, supplements, and vitamins. The upcoming launch on this page is just the beginning of the journey, and we re keeping our launch tight by onboarding a tiny cohort of 150 founding members so we can build out the next phase directly alongside our users.
I m a total beginner to the launch process, so I d love to open up a simple conversation with the community.
If you ve been through a software launch before, how do you handle the day-one noise and keep focused on actual user feedback? And if anyone has a chance to look at our page, what is one thing we could make clearer about our mission? Stay online to check out more details on our submission!
I'm Andriy, a solo founder from Ukraine. I've been building Mental Detox an AI-powered emotional journal that helps people understand their emotions better.
Hi I'm Gabriel, founder of rbitr a governance control plane for AI agents.
I started building this after facing problems deploying AI agents with real write access to production systems (CRMs, ticketing tools, payment APIs, your bank account, email, etc) with basically no controls in place. Not because they were reckless, but because the tools aren't ready for them yet.
The idea behind rbitr is that it sits between your AI agents and the tools they call. Every tool invocation gets classified, evaluated against policy, and enforced in real time: allow, deny, or require human approval. Approvals are cryptographically token-gated to prevent replay attacks and double execution. Everything gets logged to an immutable audit trail.
I am in love with creating and enabling others to create. I have been lucky to create with some of the most amazing inventors in everything from the mainframe computer, the mobile phone, big data, and the internet of things and am most excited by how technology is now enabling more people to create.
I started with writing code in college, did MBA to stop writing code, transitioned into a product designer, functional designs that make business sense- , now Vibe Coding feels full circle, no regrets. Here to find out if products I am building are actually useful to someone besides me.
Every idea passes through one filter before it ships: my wife. If she doesn't get it in 10 secs, it's not ready.
Most days, the most productive thing I do is log off and be with her and our two boyz. Everything else works better because of that.
