Tech Lawyer, Legal AI Nerd, Apparently an Author Now - Helping founders with Terms and Privacy.
Hey everyone, I'm Adam Jabbar, tech and AI compliance consultant, working with SaaS and AI founders mostly in the US and Europe. I chose Technology Law deliberately. When everyone in law school was chasing corporate litigation, I was obsessing over where technology and law were going to collide. That was before "tech lawyer" was even a real job title. Took a while to convince people it mattered. It matters now.
Somewhere along the way that obsession with Legal AI got out of hand when i thought AI would take a lawyers job, I ended up writing ChatGPT for Lawyers, which somehow hit #1 on Amazon. Still not fully over that. The book came from genuinely believing AI was about to reshape the legal profession and nobody was talking about it practically. Turns out a lot of lawyers felt the same way.
On the consulting side I've spent years drafting Terms of Service, Privacy Policies, AI compliance frameworks over 2,000 platforms across 30+ countries (Fiverr and Upwork mainly). The AI policy work is what I find most interesting right now. It's genuinely new territory. Most lawyers don't fully understand it yet either.
The thing that still gets me though, I reviewed a founder's policies last year and his Terms of Service were word for word copied from his direct competitor. Same company name. Different product entirely. He'd been live for 8 months. Completely unprotected. Didn't even know it. Just grabbed what looked professional and shipped.
New here, launching Nvoyce tomorrow! 🚀🎉
Hey Product Hunt fam, I'm Nnamdi
I'm solo founder building Nvoyce, an AI tool that helps freelancers, independent workers and small agencies get paid without the awkward part: writing the invoice, chasing the client, and following up three times before the money shows up.
Hi Product Hunt — I’m Sathish, founder of Chaty Technologies
Hi Product Hunt! I m Sathish, the founder of Chaty Technologies, an independent software company focused on secure, practical, and reliable tools for real-world use. I m currently building DevLand, our developer-focused platform for infrastructure and operational tooling. Its first desktop product is Chaty DevOps: an offline-first workspace designed to help developers and DevOps users manage SSH, Terminal, SFTP, deployments, Nginx, monitoring, logs, API testing, and VPS environments with less switching between separate tools. I started building it because routine server work can become scattered: different tools for different servers, repeated commands, re-entering connection details, and too many browser tabs and dashboards. I m here to learn from other makers and from people who manage Linux servers, VPS infrastructure, or developer tooling.Hello Product Hunt community!
Hello Product Hunt community!
I m Cai Randolph, founder of DealLens , an AI-powered real estate deal intelligence platform currently in controlled beta.
My background is a mix of real estate investing, operations, regulatory leadership, and AI strategy. I m building DealLens because I kept seeing the same problem: investors often move too far into a property before they have clearly verified the deal, the risk, the assumptions, and the funding readiness.
20 years in marketing and product, and now launched my first own SaaS
Hello Product Hunt!
This is Stefan, and I have been working in marketing and product for almost 20 years now in Germany in some bigger companies. Some of them already made an IPO. Originally, I studied informatics, so I am not a tech guy.
One of my bigger challenges in the last 20 years leading teams was that whenever a KPI in a company was changing, I needed to trace where it came from. In growing companies, a lot of external tools were used, so the cause could have come from everywhere. When for example the conversion rate dropped, it could be part of:
tracking
maybe IT shipped something
someone changed something in marketing (more budget, added a low converting marketing channel, etc.)
there are external factors like weather or seasonality
and so on
Hi product hunt community 👋
I am Neeraj. A solo founder from India. I am currently building a free and no signup website which shows outdated facts and topics you were taught in school. One can just put in an year of their graduation and immediately see what all were wrong and how wrong it was. Now I am trying to build in public and get feedback on it. I have been curating relevant facts and trying to come up with criterion on what to put on the website very meticulously. So, that's me!
And I also wish everyone a wonderful journey ahead.
Real estate investor + fintech/AI background — hi from Sri 👋
Hi everyone! I'm Sri. I invest in real estate and come from a fintech and AI background, and I recently combined the two into a product called Revenli that I'm launching here today.
Outside of that, I'm just someone who got tired of managing property finances across five different tools and decided to fix it. Excited to be part of this community I'll mostly be lurking, learning, and happy to swap notes with other investors and builders.
If you're in real estate or building in fintech/AI, say hi would love to connect.
I got tired of AI hype so I built something to cut through it 👋
Hey Product Hunt
I'm Harsh, solo founder from India and honestly just a guy who got really frustrated with AI benchmarks.
Every week a new model would drop claiming to be #1 on some leaderboard I'd never heard of. So I'd actually go test it. Open two tabs, paste the same prompt, compare outputs manually like some kind of unhinged AI scientist.
Solo founder from Türkiye building cited AI answers for product teams
Hey Product Hunt
I m Mehmet, a full-stack developer and the founder of Mikpa LLC.
I ve been building web products and SaaS tools for more than five years, mostly as a solo developer.
Solo maker + novelist. I built a tool because my protagonist kept secrets from me
Johnson here, solo maker. Khotan Studios goes live on PH tomorrow (Sunday) and honestly I'm more nervous than excited, so I'd rather introduce myself with a real story than a countdown.
I've been writing a novel set on the Silk Road for about two years. For most of it my protagonist felt like a stranger reciting my outline I knew what he did but never why, and outlines never fixed it. So one night I stopped asking AI to write him and started arguing with him instead: gave him his established facts, then just talked to him and pushed. I asked something direct about his past and he changed the subject on me. A character keeping a secret from his own author taught me more about him than a page of notes ever did.