I m thrilled to finally join the Product Hunt community. I ve been a silent lurker here for a long time, admiring all the incredible tools and innovative products built by this community every single day.
A little bit about myself: I spend most of my daily life deep in technical operations, specifically focusing on the architecture, execution logic, and optimization of quantitative trading systems and algorithmic market-making strategies. If you are into automated risk control, complex order book management, or fine-tuning backend infrastructure for high-granularity systems, we definitely speak the same language!
I m constantly fascinated by data efficiency, latency reduction, and building robust systems that can handle complex real-time environments without breaking a sweat.
I took 2 years off after giving birth and coming back to joining a startup has been exciting, but also pretty intimidating. Things move fast. Tools, trends, expectations, everything feels like it kept running while I was away. Has anyone here started (or joined) a startup after a career break? What was that transition like for you? And if you re comfortable sharing: What would you tell your past self who was just coming back?
I know Product Hunt is very maker-driven and growth-focused, but I also feel like a lot of us are navigating life changes alongside building products, and we don t really talk about that part as much.
Over the past few years I've been building travel websites and learning a lot about how people actually plan trips. One thing I kept noticing was that travelers spend a surprising amount of time searching for answers to practical questions:
How long is the flight? Is driving cheaper than flying? What's the real trip cost? Which airport should I use? Is my layover long enough? How much jet lag should I expect?
Hey everyone, I'm Adam , a broke 22-year-old from Barcelona, to date, I've built 3 products, none of them successful. I've always been a product guy, but I learned the hard way that product isn't what matters most, and distribution is the real key. Follow me to see my journey to $10K MRR!
I am an educator first and a developer second. In my free time the past 8 months I have been developing an Edtech, local and privacy first software. The software goes live in 14 hours and I am hoping it lives up to your expectations. If not, tell me I would love to get some feedback. I am a firm believer in making software feel like its owned, not borrowed. It was great meeting you!
I'm Jordan, solo founder from Belgium. I've been building DataCloser for the past few months bootstrapped, no investors, just code and coffee.
DataCloser is an AI-powered B2B prospecting engine built specifically for Belgium, France, Luxembourg and Switzerland markets that are completely ignored by US tools like Apollo or Kaspr.
