I’m Yashna, co-founder of Dots
Hi Everyone!
I come from a design research and strategy background, so I ve spent a lot of time working with qualitative data and watching teams struggle to actually use it in their decisions.
We re building Dots to change that: helping teams turn scattered customer feedback and qualitative data into insights they can actually act on.
Excited to be here, meet other builders, and hear what you think about qualitative feedback from customers!
Hey, I’m Saf 👋 Have you ever loved a shirt but had no idea what goes with it?
Hey everyone I'm building an app for matchmaking your cloths.
Have you ever found a shirt or dress you really liked, brought it home, and then realized you had no idea what to wear with it? Because you thought it would be a match to what you got in your wardrobe?
Btw, it's a webapp and free to try out: luvloot.app
That has happened to me more times than I would like to admit.
I m Saf, a product and UX designer. This problem has followed me for a long time, and every time I go shopping, I notice the same uncertainty in the people around me. We find one piece we love, but then comes the harder question: what actually goes with this? (Same problem when it comes to online shopping).
Hi Product Hunt, I’m Sulabh. AI kept forgetting my projects, so I built a memory for it.
Hi everyone, I m Sulabh, based in India.
I ve spent much of my career working around large transformation programs: enterprise systems, manufacturing, supply chains, data, and AI governance. Alongside that work, I enjoy building practical AI products and learning in public.
Rta-Smriti Brain began with a very ordinary frustration. Every new coding-agent session meant explaining the same project again: the architecture, decisions, failed approaches, release constraints, and what had actually been verified.
So I built a local, open-source project memory for Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, and other coding agents. It maps a repository, connects decisions with evidence, checks whether the context is still fresh, and prepares a focused context pack for the next task. It runs locally, with no hosted account or telemetry.
Hi everyone! I’m Nina from Berlin, Germany 👋
My professional background is in HR, but I m currently taking a new step into entrepreneurship and the SaaS world with InfraBase.
InfraBase was developed by my father, who has 17 years of hands-on IT experience in enterprise environments, including Bain & Company, BlockFi, and Funding Circle. Throughout his career, he repeatedly encountered the same problems: company devices being tracked in spreadsheets, hardware becoming difficult to locate after employees left, and businesses losing track of active software licences.
Because he knew these challenges from his own daily work, he decided to build the solution he had always been missing.
That solution became InfraBase a flexible asset and inventory management platform that helps companies manage equipment, employee assignments, software licences, multiple locations, onboarding and offboarding, custom asset tags, and much more in one central place.
Hi PH, I'm Jay. Helping my team prep for launch on the 22nd and learning a lot.
First proper post here after months of lurking. Hi everyone.
I'm Jay, on the growth team at nRev.
We're a AI workflow platform for GTM teams, basically what you'd build if you smashed Clay, n8n, and Zapier together and put an AI builder on top.
I'm 19, fascinated by startups, where should I spend my next few years?
Hey Product Hunt!
I m Hardik, a 3rd-year student at IIT Bombay and I m in that exciting (and confusing) phase of exploring product, AI, marketing, and entrepreneurship. I d rather learn deeply than rush into building the wrong thing.
So I m curious:
If you were 19 again, what would you spend the next 5 years mastering?
For those who left a comfortable salary to build full-time: What keeps you grinding?
Hey everyone,
I made a massive pivot in my career 2 years ago. For 13 years, I worked in finance and tech eventually managing over $3B in portfolios. For a long time, my ultimate goal was to climb the ladder and become a corporate executive.
But I realized my true passion was hands-on building, so I walked away from the nice salary and security to become a solo founder. Right now, I'm working on making tools for other makers.
Hey Product Hunt! Solo dev building a multi-product ecosystem
Hey everyone!
I m Qasim, a solo developer and product builder.
After spending years using daily online utilities, I got tired of the same frustrating issues: basic PDF tools locked behind $10/mo paywalls, simple converters loaded with intrusive ads, and tools uploading private files to unknown servers.
So I set a goal as a solo maker: Build clean, fast, and privacy-first web & mobile products that solve real friction points for creators, developers, and businesses without squeezing users for subscriptions on basic utility.
Launching TalkFair today
Good morning, all!
I'm new to this community so I'm hoping to meet a bunch of people so I can
learn how to use the site and build better apps/websites.
I'm launching an app today and I'm hoping to get some legit talking points on
16yo founder launching my first AI startup tomorrow. Can I get some feedback? 🚀
Hey Product Hunt!
I'm Shivani, and I've spent the last few months building Heavenclip. Tomorrow is the big day my first-ever official launch!
I built Heavenclip because I realized most creators waste 80% of their time on "grunt work" (silence removal, reframing, captions) and only 20% on the actual story. I wanted to build an AI partner that handles the boring stuff through a simple "Chat-to-Edit" workflow.
The process is designed to be seamless: