Hi, I m Emirhan.

After graduating with a degree in Economics, I started applying for white-collar jobs at the age of 22. Like many new graduates, I received little to no feedback. To avoid being unemployed, I took a blue-collar job as a CNC operator through my brother, who was already working at a factory. They were clear: there was no open position at the time, but they planned to move to a larger facility and would need staff. I accepted, while being transparent from day one that I would continue pursuing white-collar opportunities if they came up.

I did my best to perform well, even though manual work was not my strongest skill. Eventually, I was contacted by another company for a white-collar role and invited for an interview. I informed HR at the factory honestly. They asked me to wait. About a year and a half later, I had a meeting with HR and the department manager I would be working with. We shook hands and agreed to move forward. I was told there would be a trial period, followed by a proper salary.

During that time, I didn t limit myself to my job description. I learned accounting tasks, supported the production department even though I was in logistics and planning, and spent time with maintenance and quality teams. I wanted to understand the whole system. Months passed, but the promises were delayed. When I asked, I was told it would be handled. Just before the new year, I raised the issue again. They made an exception and gave me a very small raise. When the annual raise came, it was applied on top of that low trial salary, which felt unfair. I communicated this calmly and respectfully, but nothing changed.

Founder Indie Developer I build tools because the existing ones let me down.

Every project here started the same way: a tool I relied on was slow, clunky, buggy,
or quietly broke at the worst moment so I rebuilt it the way it should have worked.
Software that's fast, that just works, and that makes the day a little easier.

Why I build

Hi, I'm an 18-year-old startup developer and I've been working on a project for a long time: https://www.phantomsms.com/ but I don't know how to advertise it. Can anyone help? (I want to donate 10% of the site's revenue to cancer prevention organizations.)

Hi Product Hunt

I m Sharjeel I run Ghostern, a small site that curates high-quality wallpapers and printable coloring pages for anime fans, character-lovers (like Stitch), and dark-fantasy art enthusiasts.

Why Ghostern?

- Curated: I hand-pick images and grouping by style (anime, kawaii, dark fantasy) so people can find the look they want without hunting dozens of sites.

Hello, this is Md. I build workflow systems, fix messy operations, and occasionally wonder why simple processes evolve into 47-step survival games.

I m here for products that solve real problems, founders who ship, and feedback that actually makes things better

I work in the local service industry and have a strong interest in local SEO, online marketing, and helping small businesses improve their visibility online.

I'm here to learn from founders, marketers, and builders, discover new products, and share experiences along the way.

Looking forward to connecting with the community and learning from everyone here.

Thanks!

Hi everyone

I m Josef product builder + engineer working on tools for ecommerce operators.

I m currently building an omnichannel coordination layer that helps sellers keep catalog, prices, and inventory aligned across platforms (WooCommerce first, then others). My focus is less on flashy AI, more on reducing real operational chaos: drift, oversells, broken handoffs, and spreadsheet gymnastics.