Hey everyone,

I m Ritesh, a solo founder currently building Cre8Virals a data-driven YouTube growth tool.

I started working on it after struggling with YouTube growth myself. I realized that many creators spend hours editing videos but rely on guesswork for titles, thumbnails, scripts, and upload timing.

Now I m building a system that analyzes trending videos daily to extract repeatable patterns and turn them into actionable insights.

Hello all! I am Emmi, Co-Founder and CMO of Persona. As our launch is approaching this spring, I wanted to hop on here to share thoughts on this crazy journey.

Building a startup has forced me to accept two things:

1. Most growth problems are actually clarity problems. If people don t immediately understand what you are building, no amount of marketing will compensate for that.

2. Leadership often means operating at a level slightly beyond your comfort zone and learning to move forward before you feel fully qualified.

Hi everyone , Mark here. I created an account a few months ago, but this is my first post.

Quick question: if I m looking for beta users right now, is Product Hunt a good place to start?
How do makers usually promote a product here do you start with a pre-launch page, or only post on launch day? And what actually works (without feeling spammy)?

Any tips or examples would be super appreciated. Thanks!

hey everyone my name is vedant and i am currently doing my grad and i like product hunt and like to introduce myself thank you

Hello everyone!

I'm excited to join the community as I gear up to launch torrify.org an AI-powered OpenSCAD IDE for developing parametric, dimensionally accurate 3D models. I originally built it to design custom pottery tools, but its potential goes way beyond that.

Hi Product Hunt

I'm Jo o, a brand creative consultant from Portugal, and a first-time tech founder.

For over 20 years, I worked around the world in brand consultancy for the world's largest clients, including Coca-Cola, HSBC, BMW, Bank of America, AT&T, Airbnb, and Vodafone. As a Creative Director, it was rewarding work, and I love it. But over time, one thing kept nagging at me.

Every project started the same way: with a significant budget of $300K+, a long timeline (often over 1 year), and a large team of specialists. The founders and small businesses I'd occasionally meet on the side? They needed the exact same thing: a solid brand strategy, clear positioning, a visual identity that actually meant something, and that responds to their goals and metrics, but the whole industry was built in a way that made it inaccessible to them.

Hi everyone!

My name is Mark, and together with my team I m building PawChamp, a mobile app for iOS & Android. We re planning to try a Product Hunt launch in mid-October - timed with Adopt a Dog Month in the US. Alongside, we ll run social campaigns to promote shelter dog adoption.

But looking at all the diverse and beautiful AI-powered products launching these days, I feel humbled...
Is there still space here for a B2C product with pet parents as its core audience?

What PawChamp does:

I m a Java developer currently building HuntWise AI a tool that helps job seekers understand their job fit before applying.

I started working on it after noticing how many people apply without knowing whether they re actually a strong match. I m exploring ways to make job applications more data-driven from job fit analysis to tailored resumes and cover letters.

I am a solo founder and I compete with such productivity giants as Notion, Trello, Clickup, and Miro )))) crazy woman!

So today I really need your support with my launch

https://www.producthunt.com/prod...

Hey everyone,
My name is Jonathan, and I wanted to introduce myself to the community. I've been a long time lurker of PH, and after 2 years of development I'm finally ready to launch my product.
Full disclosure, I'm not really sure how to get some exposure on this platform and this post is primarily to help with that. I saw this forum and figured it would be a good start.
I'm a software developer with 20+ years of experience, having worked for Fortune 100 companies, as well as co-founded a fintech startup in London (which failed after 6 or 7 odd years). I have since gone solo and have been working as a consultant while developing my first app, Bookie.
If you'd like to read more about me and my motivation you can read my article here.

TLDR, I love coding but became a bit disillusioned with the industry after a while. I understand the why's of investor demands and bottom lines, but somewhere along the way I feel like software has become less and less about the people who use it, and more about what can be extracted from them.
I want to build beautiful software that actually makes you want to use it, while solving the primary problem it sets out to. I believe in slow and organic growth, as well as honest software that actually listens to the people who use it, and grows with and for them.
I am really excited to launch my product in the coming days. If you're interested in checking it out before, you can find it here.