Hey everyone! I m one of the developers behind Gem Wallet.

We ve been building an open-source, self-custody crypto wallet for iOS and Android for the past few years. Most of our time goes into making crypto a little less confusing supporting more chains, improving swaps, and polishing UX.

Hi everyone I m Matt.

I m a developer and founder based in the UK, and I spend most of my time building products and experimenting with new ideas. I enjoy working on tools that make developer workflows simpler, especially around infrastructure and automation. Alongside building, I work at Business Wales, which is a Welsh Government initiative helping new and established businesses to grow and succeed in Wales. Business is my passion!

I recently found Product Hunt and I'm super interested to see how this plays out. Currently, I am working on GradePoint, a SaaS dedicated to college students. I'm hoping to launch it fairly soon. I'm excited to meet all of you and see what projects and startups you are working on!

Hi everyone, I'm Harmeet. I've been spending a lot of time on a problem that feels increasingly relevant: as more people get answers from AI assistants instead of clicking search results, how a website is read and understood by an AI agent matters just as much as classic SEO. I'm building AI Content Visibility Grader, which shows you how an AI agent sees your site and where your key content might be getting missed. Excited to learn from the makers and marketers here who are thinking about the same shift. Would love to hear what you're all working on!

Name's Ayden, I am from Singapore.

Interested in interacting with like-minded developers here!

Been building something called Synapse for 2 months now.

It's to streamline social media cross-posting! Other tools are too expensive... So I made one myself! With all the tools I need, which others might need too!

Hey, I built 1000songs to combat streaming fatigue and algorithmic overload. In an era of endless, disposable playlists, this project sets a strict human constraint: exactly 10 tracks per year, spanning a century of music from 1930 to 2030.

Inspired by late-night radio discovery, it lets you journey through music history. You can dial into the analog-style Radio Time Machine, generate a personal playlist starting from your birth year, or create and save your own offline 10-tracks-a-year archive directly in your browser.

Take a look and let me know: what single song defined the year you were born, or deserves a place in a 100-year timeline?

Hey everyone, I'm RJ.

I work in product and software, and over the past few years I've become obsessed with how great products find users. Besides building apps, I've also spent a lot of time growing short-form content channels on TikTok, where we've reached 300k+ followers across our projects.

One thing I've learned is that building a great product is only half the battle getting people to actually discover and use it is often much harder.

That's a big reason I joined Product Hunt. I'm hoping to learn from other founders, Makers, and indie hackers, see what people are building, and hopefully share anything I've learned about product growth, content marketing, and launching apps.

Hey everyone first post here, glad to finally join.

I'm building Agentic Hat (agenti.chat). The idea behind the name:

a hat is nothing until someone wears it. Hand our AI agent a hat and it

becomes the creative pro you need Artist, Photographer, or Stylist.

Hey Product Hunt community,

I'm Noman a solo developer and builder. I've been coding for a while but only recently started shipping products and putting them out in the world.

Currently building in public, documenting the journey from $0 to first revenue. Excited to be part of this community, learn from other founders, and hopefully contribute something useful along the way.

Always down to connect with other solo builders and indie hackers. What's the best advice you wish you had when you were just starting out?

Hey everyone! I'm Mohammed, and I built CryptoeSIM (cryptoesim.io) a travel eSIM store where you can pay with Bitcoin, Ethereum, and 300+ other cryptocurrencies.

The idea came from a pretty simple frustration: I travel a lot, and I was tired of the whole "land in a new country, find a SIM kiosk, hand over my passport, wait 20 minutes" routine. eSIMs solved the convenience problem, but every provider still wanted a credit card and an account with my personal info.