Hey Product Hunt community!

I m Abhijeet. For a long time, I lived behind a title.

I ve spent the last 8 years (including a pivot to NYU for my MSIS) as a Product Manager in the US tech sector. I ve navigated high-stakes roadmaps and spent thousands of hours justifying decisions to stakeholders.

But honestly? I felt like a "ghost" in the machine. I was building success for others, but I didn't have a single thing that was truly mine.

Most people slow down after 40 years. I decided to build something.

I've been a Senior Pastor for over four decades counseling families, leading a congregation, studying people. What I learned in ministry is the same thing that makes good software: you have to understand what people actually need, not just what they say they want.

My wife Lucy had a problem. Every time she left her stylist's chair, she lost the thread. The products, the routine, the progress it would fade. And her stylist had no way to stay connected with her between visits.

I watched her struggle with it long enough. Then I built CrownCare.

Unlike most people on here I'm working on a non-AI related project, so I'm feeling a little like one of the weird kids who hangs out underneath the bleachers. You know them, they're the ones who prefer being talked about rather than talked to, given the choice. I know I'm not the only one though.

Anyway, I did it - there was my attempt at being friendly and social even though it's clear I'm really only here to market my app.

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Hey all,
Product Hunt looks like a good place to be. I'm looking to become a founder and work for myself, providing value to people. I don't have a product at the moment, I'm collecting user pains, trying to find a way I can truly help people through software. If I help one person, I'm happy.
Good luck to you all! Always happy to have a chat
Stefan

Hi, I am Tarun.

It's not hard to believe that the future workforce will for sure be AI Assisted or maybe even just AI doing all the work.

Hey everyone.

Good to be here, and I'm looking forward to connecting with you all. I started online in the early 2000's, got into marketing automation very early, and learned full-stack marketing. I still love martech and data architecture, as well as martech implementation. I work in enterprise but have my own SMB as well.

Hey everyone, I'm Adam Jabbar, tech and AI compliance consultant, working with SaaS and AI founders mostly in the US and Europe. I chose Technology Law deliberately. When everyone in law school was chasing corporate litigation, I was obsessing over where technology and law were going to collide. That was before "tech lawyer" was even a real job title. Took a while to convince people it mattered. It matters now.

Somewhere along the way that obsession with Legal AI got out of hand when i thought AI would take a lawyers job, I ended up writing ChatGPT for Lawyers, which somehow hit #1 on Amazon. Still not fully over that. The book came from genuinely believing AI was about to reshape the legal profession and nobody was talking about it practically. Turns out a lot of lawyers felt the same way.

On the consulting side I've spent years drafting Terms of Service, Privacy Policies, AI compliance frameworks over 2,000 platforms across 30+ countries (Fiverr and Upwork mainly). The AI policy work is what I find most interesting right now. It's genuinely new territory. Most lawyers don't fully understand it yet either.

The thing that still gets me though, I reviewed a founder's policies last year and his Terms of Service were word for word copied from his direct competitor. Same company name. Different product entirely. He'd been live for 8 months. Completely unprotected. Didn't even know it. Just grabbed what looked professional and shipped.

Hey, ProductHunt Community.
Just starting a thread to capture my first ever launch and my first full cycle solo build.

I'm Aaron, a solo developer from Florida. I have been coding for a while but never thought any of my ideas were 'good enough' to let others see them. About 3 months ago I finally committed myself to doing something out of the norm, which, at the time, was building something and letting it sit in my private repo for all of eternity.
I just launched Capsule: AI Expense Tracker, and I couldn't be more proud. The intention wasn't for revenue or even boasting, but a challenge to myself to prove that I do have the capabilities to see something through to the end. I finally did that!
Today is day 0 of the live app, and I am proud to say that I have $20 of revenue, but I am happy to have learned more along the way. If anyone is surfing the internet looking for reasons to do it or motivation to do it, I am here to say that you will be 120% over the moon that you did.
That's my spiel; thanks for tuning in.
More progress to come!!!

Hi PH

Here's the thing that's been bugging me.

Every "idea to app" tool right now builds exactly what you tell it to. You type a prompt, you get a wireframe.