My name is Ravshan. I m a software engineer passionate about building useful products that help with self-improvement, learning, and productivity.
I love turning daily frustrations into simple tools that make life easier.
I joined Product Hunt to learn from other makers, get feedback, and share ideas. I m especially curious about how others validate their product ideas before going big.
I've lurked here a while, but it is finally time to say hi!
I'm Fabijan, a platform/SRE engineer based in the Netherlands. For the last 9 years, I've built cloud systems across banking, defense, healthcare, and e-commerce. It is mostly the unglamorous work of making big systems boring and reliable!
I recently joined the Product Hunt community, and I am super excited to be here. My name is Yash Saxena, and I completed my MCA from Sharda University this year (2026). I've been a fan of the amazing innovations shared on this platform for a while, and finally decided to be an active part of this journey.
I'm a designer and entrepreneur with a PhD background in using AI to teach drawing. While the world was busy asking AI to make art for us, I was researching how it could help humans get better at making it themselves. This product is the result of that work and I'm pumped to finally get it in front of you. https://www.drawdojo.com/
Hey Product Hunt! I'm Ali, building Neuron with my co-founder Abdi.
I started this because I joined a research team at UW where everything happened across Slack, Discord, Notion, Gmail and Linear. I was spending an hour a day just scrolling back through messages to understand what happened and whether anyone tagged me. Then we lost 3 clients - $5,600 in two weeks because a key decision never left a Slack thread. Nobody could find it later.
So I built a tool that connects your Slack, Notion, and Linear and lets you just ask "what's going on?" instead of scrolling for an hour. I gave it to friends at FAANG companies, and within a week every one of them offered to pay for it. That's how Neuron started.
If you ve ever run an agency or done freelance client work, you know the absolute dread of "Reporting Week."
You spend hours digging through messy call notes, exporting CSVs from three different ad platforms, taking screenshots of dashboards, and trying to format it all into a slide deck that the client will probably skim for 30 seconds. It s an administrative nightmare that scales horribly.
