No it wasn't from despair. She said it was the first AI tool that taught the way she wished she could with 30 kids in her class. That moment told me I was onto something, so now I'm building on it to launch Eden, a video-first AI tutor with whiteboard control that actively talks to you first and teaches you.

I think launching a quick demo and getting positive user feedback right away has that rush of dopamine.. it gets addictive. But definitely the tears were unexpected.

I'm Jason and I'm a technical founder working across US and Korea. Previously built an incubator for college entrepreneurs.

Hey everyone, Dina here.

I'm building Reline, a notes app with meeting capture built in. The corner of software I picked might be the most overfunded one that exists right now: the best-known competitor just raised at a $1.5B valuation and several others are sitting on nine figures.

Me: zero VC money. Not as a flex, honestly some weeks it just feels like a slower way to suffer.

But here's my actual theory. When your burn is millions a month you have to sell enterprise seats, so every funded player converges on the same product: a bot joins the call, dumps a transcript into yet another inbox, sales team follows up with your boss. Being broke means I get to build for the actual person in the meeting instead. No bot sitting in the participant list, real speaker separation, notes that live in an actual notes app.

Over the past couple of years I ve been building infrastructure for data platforms and AI systems. My background is in analytics engineering, cloud data platforms, PostgreSQL, Snowflake, and AWS, but lately my focus has shifted toward building products rather than consulting.

My current project is pg-cdc, an open-source PostgreSQL Change Data Capture platform that continuously publishes changes to modern data lake formats like Parquet and Apache Iceberg. The motivation came from seeing teams spend weeks wiring together Debezium, Kafka, connectors, and custom pipelines when many simply want reliable, governed data flowing into their analytics or AI stack.

More broadly, I m fascinated by how AI agents will consume operational data. I believe the next generation of software won t just answer questions it will perform work autonomously. That requires fresh, trustworthy, permission-aware business context, and I think data infrastructure is becoming a critical part of the AI stack.

Hi, I'm Alex.

I'm the founder of The Little Bakery, where I build practical and useful software for iOS and macOS.

I've been developing software for more than 25 years, primarily with PHP.

Hey Product Hunt community!

I'm Aravind, a solo indie maker from India.

Hey everyone,

I m a software engineer with around 2.5 years of experience, currently exploring how to build practical AI products that people can actually use.

Most of my work so far has been around building and shipping features, and now I m trying to go deeper into solving real problems with AI especially in areas like developer tools, automation, and real-time systems.

I m still figuring things out, testing ideas, and building along the way. Planning to share what I work on and learn from others here as well.

Hey everyone! I'm Roy, a full stack developer.
Like most people, I've been through the job search grind in the past
- rewriting my CV for every single role, trying to guess
what keywords each company wanted, spending more than 30 minutes
per application just on the CV alone.
Turns out ATS software ranks every application before
a recruiter sees it. Most only review the top 10-15
candidates. If your CV isn't tailored to that specific
job description, you're buried on page two.
So I built JOBVIAN. It finds matching jobs, scores your
CV against each one, and automatically rewrites it for
that specific role - you get a ready-to-send PDF for
every job, without touching the CV yourself.
Haven't launched on PH yet - planning to soon.
Curious - has anyone here actually had to job hunt
recently? It's a different world now.

Hi everyone!

I'm Jatan wani, Founder of Rightsignal

I'm on a mission to make fundraising more accessible for early-stage founders.

At RightSignal, we're helping startups discover active Pre-Seed and Seed funding opportunities, connect with the right investors, and spend less time searching and more time building.

I'm a 16-year-old founder who built MacroViewMarket from scratch. This is a macro intelligence platform for independent traders.

The problem I was trying to solve: macro data is everywhere but impossible to act on. Fed decisions, CPI, central bank signals it's unclear and meaningless without context.

Hi, I m Vivek, a founder and freelancer from India. We re building HelpMap AI, an AI powered guidance layer for complex mobile and desktop applications.

HelpMap AI helps users complete tasks by turning natural language questions into clear, step by step, app specific instructions. Using application knowledge, workflow memory, screenshots, visual highlights, and optional voice guidance, it shows users exactly what to do next inside supported applications.

Our goal is to create an end to end AI customer support solution that helps users solve problems directly within the product, reducing confusion and support workload.

Excited to be here, and I d love to hear your thoughts on the idea.