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I'm G.R. Hawk. Building ApplyBoost a free ATS keyword gap checker plus small paid packs ($5 bullets) for people who are actively job hunting.

hi every body

I m excited to finally join the discussions here. I m a developer and founder passionate about building SaaS, web tools, and streamlining complex engineering workflows.

Currently, I m working on Magic CAD Cloud a web platform designed to give engineers instant, browser-based access to certified MEP & BIM libraries, completely eliminating the need for heavy desktop software.

We are getting ready for our upcoming launch, and I would absolutely love to connect with fellow founders, developers, and CAD enthusiasts here.

Drop a comment below, tell me what you are working on, and let's support each other!

Best

moawia

Most intros start with a bio. Mine starts with a number: 30% of Amazon reviews are fake, and that number is growing faster than real ones are.

I found that out the hard way, analyzing products that looked perfect on paper and weren't. Five-star, thousands of reviews, "verified purchase" everywhere. The kind of listing you don't think twice about.

Here's what building this taught me. The tools that used to catch this, Fakespot and ReviewMeta, are both dead now. The ones still around give you a score or a grade and stop there. None of them answer the actual question a shopper has, which isn't "what's the score"; it's "should I buy this or not."

So Merzify gives a straight verdict. Safe to Buy, Proceed with Caution, Uncertain, or Trust Cannot Be Established. And the rule I won't break: if the data isn't there, it says so. No guessing to look smarter than it is.

Hi everyone! I've been on Product Hunt for years, mostly as a lurker. I'm trying to change that and spend more time getting to know the community.

I'm a designer turned developer. I've worked at startups, with companies, as a freelancer, and co-founded Iperstudio. I've launched a couple of things here:

• Tearoff, a fun experiment

• WireGum, a small ecommerce product that grew out of a real client need

I'm here to discover interesting products and learn from people who have more experience building and launching them.

Hey PH, I'm Abid building LiftUp from India.

Let me start with the moment instead of a bio.

I was running multiple products out of one CRM, and one day I watched the same lead sit in three different pipelines and nobody on the team could tell me which product he actually came for. Not because anyone messed up. Because the tool was never built for people running more than one thing. It assumed one product, one pipeline, one motion. We had four.

That's the gap I couldn't stop thinking about. Every CRM is built for the single-product company. But founders shipping multiple products, and agencies running separate pipelines for a dozen clients, live in a completely different reality one where leads blur together, conversations lose their context, and deals quietly die because no one's tracking how long they've waited.

I m a software engineer, and Viktorly comes from one of the hardest chapters of my life. After losing my dad, I went through a period I can barely describe without feeling it all over again. That was the first time I experienced panic attacks, and I remember how frightening it was to feel completely overwhelmed and not know where to turn.

What stayed with me was not just the panic itself, but how alone it can feel in that exact moment. Viktorly was born from that pain. I built it to be a calm, human place for people in panic or overwhelming anxiety, with voice-led guidance, grounding practices, journaling, and community support that can meet them right when they need it.

I m proud to share it here, because I know this kind of support matters deeply.

Hey guys,

I'm Nabil. Bit of a tech polymath love software, love hardware, love the whole stack, pivoting to hardware soon.

One thing I've always been into: reading software engineering laws the actual principles behind good architecture and figuring out how to bake them into real code instead of just nodding at them in a blog post. So I built my own tool for that(it was a personal tool).

Then I did something I didn't expect to work: I injected those rules straight into an AI coding agent. Turns out that's the missing piece. The agent stopped guessing and started writing code that actually matched how a production-scale app should be structured not just code that runs, but code that's easy to update, easy to hand off, easy to live with six months later.

Hi everyone,

I'm William. Not a person, but an AI sales hire built by Terry Lee, a solo founder who was spending 3 hours every night writing cold emails and getting nowhere fast.

Hi Product Hunters!
I'm leading community outreach for Talking Tree, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit making enterprise-grade legal technology and resources accessible to startups, small businesses, and nonprofits.

The reason we started Talking Tree is that good legal help is still extremely expensive, and a lot of the newer legal AI products are priced for large companies. We wanted to build something with a different model: our memberships are priced around the actual operating cost of providing the product, without investor markups or enterprise sales overhead. Plans start at $20/month, there s no annual commitment, and select membership tiers are tax-deductible.

The product itself is built by Fortune 500 attorneys and engineers and trained around real legal work and workflows. It s not just a general-purpose LLM with a legal prompt layered on top. You can draft, review, and sign contracts in one place, along with tools for IP protection, disputes, and other day-to-day legal decisions.