Hi everyone! I m Ayesha (@AyeshaBuilds), a designer turned indie hacker from Bangladesh.

I ve spent years looking at landing pages that look beautiful but fail to convert a single visitor. It s a common trap: we focus so much on the "vibe" that we forget to tell people why they should care.

I'm a VC newly turned trying-to-be-an-operator, currently building with one of the founders I used to back, which has been a wild shift. Anyone else here made that jump?

We noticed something interesting. The tools for crunching numbers have never been better, but getting an output you can actually edit, present or share with someone who matters is still surprisingly painful and manual. We know we're not alone in this, but would love to hear from more people.

I'm Valentine, the founder of MORPHOICES.

For a long time, I thought the hardest part of building digital products was coming up with ideas.

Then I realized the real challenge wasn't ideas it was everything that happened after them.

For years, my work in cannabis, healthcare, and public policy has centered on helping people navigate complicated systems, misinformation, and deeply personal decisions. While raising capital for my cannabis company, I encountered fake investors and manufactured credibility that looked convincing online and it made me realize this problem reaches far beyond Cannabis. As AI makes impersonation and deception easier, people need a smarter way to understand who they are connecting with before they invest, hire, collaborate, share information, or build a relationship. That experience led me to create MeetKith pronounced Keith and introduce the idea of Human Trust Decision Intelligence . My journey from cannabis to technology may seem unexpected, but my attitude and north star remain consistent: helping people make better decisions with greater clarity and confidence. I believe trust is the next digital frontier. Trust is the new currency.

-Dr. Roz McCarthy

Founder/CEO

MeetKith

It started last year when I created my very first saas by myself (with AI). When I finished building it and marketed a bit, I came to realize that the market I was trying to target was actually not interested at all in that product or that kind of product. I ran meta ads (small campaign) hoping for a few signup and the results were - 0.

Then I build my second startup. It was regarding LinkedIn post generation. For this, I asked AI this time whether it could work or not. I was very sure by the answers of gpt and gemini that this would work out. But, then I started using reddit, and reality hits. There were various posts where people were promoting their linkedin saas. Some of those were automation related, carousel- generator, post generation also (ig).

Hi everyone. I am currently a graduate student majoring in life sciences.
I built this because I kept running into the same problem when learning languages myself: words I "learned" through vocab-memorization apps still didn't register when I saw them in an actual article. What actually made a word stick was looking it up while reading something I was genuinely interested in having to understand it in that specific context.

Hey Product Hunt!

I just shipped my first app CleanCook.

The idea came from pure frustration. Every time I tried to cook something new, I'd open a recipe site and get hit with pop-ups, ads, and a 2,000 word life story before seeing a single ingredient.

So I built the app I actually wanted to use.

I'm Amad, founder of DazForge.

Right now I'm building a tech staffing company that helps startups hire amazing engineers from Pakistan and the MENA region.

I'm obsessed with startups, AI, SaaS, and everything around building products from zero to one. You'll probably find me exploring new launches, talking to founders, and sharing things I'm learning along the way.

If you're building something cool or ever need a solid engineering team, let's connect. Always down to chat with fellow builders.