We ve been building an AI Agent platform. Technically, it s powerful. But strategically? We just fell into the ultimate founder s trap: Scope Creep. Because our tech is flexible, we started saying "We can build an agent for everyone!" Now, our internal roadmap looks like an absolute mess with 9 different tracks.
I know the golden rule: If you build for everyone, you build for no one. We need to kill 7 of them.
Which 2 should survive based on real economic reality?
I'm Larissa, co-founder of Logiez a comex tech startup born in Brazil, built for small and medium businesses that want to ship globally without the complexity, the bureaucracy, or the absurd costs.
We didn't start with a brand. We didn't start with a following. We started with a problem, built the product, put money in, and validated it with real customers before we talked about it publicly.
Logiez connects Brazilian businesses to 220+ countries through express freight with real discounts the kind of infrastructure that used to be available only to large corporations.
Wife runs a small business. She's organized or at least she tries to be. Receipts saved in the camera roll so she wouldn't forget. Emails flagged to deal with later. A spreadsheet she'd been maintaining all year.
I have been travelling for quite sometime now. Recently I started sharing and documenting my journey primarily in Instagram and in various social media platforms. I'm here to stay updated about new product launches that can make my journey of content creation smoother. Also I will soon be launching a travel brand for women in their 40s and for seniors.
I m currently looking for a remote developer opportunity and wanted to introduce myself here.
I m a full-stack web developer focused on building modern web products using: Next.js / React Node.js / Express MongoDB Tailwind CSS SEO & performance optimization
Over the past months, I ve been independently building and growing my own project: https://freeviralkit.com/
Hi Product Hunt, I work around AI automation, developer tools, and building workflows that reduce repetitive work for teams and creators.
I m especially interested in AI agents, automation systems, and products that make complex processes feel simpler and more practical. Most workflow problems are not about a lack of tools they come from disconnected systems, manual tasks, and inefficient handoffs between people and software.
I enjoy exploring products built for developers, startups, and modern teams that want to move faster without adding unnecessary complexity. Currently spending most of my time working with AI workflows, n8n, LLMs, and full-stack product development while learning from builders creating useful tools for the future.
I m Arunkumar Soundararajan from India. I work as a Full Stack Developer and spend most of my time building scalable web and mobile applications, experimenting with AI tools, and creating products that improve developer workflows.
Recently, I ve been exploring AI integrations, automation tools, modern frontend frameworks, backend systems, and cloud deployments. I enjoy turning ideas into real products, solving practical problems, and continuously learning while building in public.
Looking forward to connecting with fellow builders, discovering innovative products, and sharing ideas with the community.
Heeeeello guys :) My self satyam 22 yo college student Trying to get my first MRR so I can travel the places I love to vist Building my first tool : Flejet Flejet can write and schedule Twitter posts for you Hope you will give me feedback for this tool love to hear from you all guys .......
I'm Ramesh, a Co-founder & AI-Driven Growth Leader with 14+ years of experience predominently helping mobile apps and gaming products acquire, engage, and retain millions of users worldwide.
Over the years, I've worked closely with product, growth, and marketing teams and have seen one common challenge across organisations: meetings generate valuable discussions, but turning those conversations into action is often slow and fragmented.
That's why I'm excited to share that we're launching Mina 1.0 on Product Hunt today.
I've spent my entire career in finance as a data analyst and data and software engineer, helping analysts and portfolio managers integrate disparate data sources into their infrastructure.
Building integrations and bespoke infrastructure is typically time consuming (some investment teams don't even get off the ground), but I've been genuinely impressed with Anthropic's equity agents and their ability to abstract a lot of that away. Are they a panacea? No, but they are a step up from much of the rigid and brittle infrastructure built around the use cases they handle.
