Been building for the past year on a problem I kept running into personally: too many tabs open just to understand how my business is doing. YouTube analytics here, Stripe there, Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Analytics all disconnected.

Started building something that connects all of it with an AI agent that reads your real data instead of giving generic answers.

Question for the community: for those of you running a creator business or early-stage startup what's the one data source you check first every morning and why?

Curious what others' morning routines look like before the day starts.

Hi everyone! I m Vasyl, a Ukrainian developer currently based in Germany.

My background is mainly in frontend development and e-commerce, but over the past year I ve been expanding into backend engineering, infrastructure, security, and product development while building my first startup as a solo founder.

I m currently working on VAT Engine, an EU VAT calculation and compliance platform for developers and e-commerce teams. I started it after seeing how quickly VAT becomes fragmented across countries, product categories, transaction dates, thresholds, integrations, and reporting workflows.

Building it has pushed me far beyond writing interface code. I now work across Go, Next.js, PostgreSQL, Redis, Docker, APIs, commerce integrations, testing, security, documentation, and the less comfortable founder tasks such as positioning, outreach, and customer discovery.

Hi, I'm Gamila, a Frontend Developer and Automation Builder passionate about creating practical digital solutions. I build web applications, AI-powered automations, and educational platforms that help businesses and educators save time and improve productivity. I'm always excited to learn, build, and collaborate on meaningful projects.

Hello everyone!

I m Pulnam, the founder of CryptoBreaker, based in South Korea.

I m building a cryptocurrency market data and trading analysis platform focused on real-time market information, position tracking, trading journals and transparent performance data.

I joined Product Hunt to learn from other makers, exchange honest feedback and connect with people building products in fintech, data and trading.

I'm excited to join the community - I've been a lurker for a long time but I'm getting to ready to launch my first product here so I wanted to say hello to you all. I'm a software engineer who's been working on AI since 2012, and I became one of the founders of TensorFlow at Google after my startup was acquired.

I now have a new startup, Moonshine AI, but this is my first time as CEO. Thankfully there's only six of us so far, so it's not too unmanageable, but going from a CTO role to head of a company has been a steep learning curve, to say the least!

It's so cool to see all the great products being showcased here every day, I just hope I can live up to the high bar that's been set. I've learned a lot from the launch guide, but I'd love to hear your favorite tips or words of wisdom, especially from anyone who has launched a free, open-source application.

Hey Product Hunt! I'm Aqib.

If there's one thing I've done consistently as a builder, it's fail.

I've launched products nobody used, spent weeks building features only to delete them, and chased ideas that seemed brilliant until reality proved otherwise. Every failure taught me something that eventually shaped how I build today.

By day, I work on AI platform and infrastructure engineering building the systems, orchestration, and harnesses that let AI models and agents run reliably at scale. I've found that the hard part isn't getting an LLM to answer a prompt it's building the infrastructure around it.

Hello everyone, long, longggg time lurker - first time actually logged in and posting, so I figured I'd say hi properly.

Quick intro: I've played football against Matt LeTissier, been sat on by an elephant, and raced around Brands Hatch. I won't tell you how any of those went, but let's just say losing a lot early makes you resilient, which turns out to be handy for building things.

The less chaotic version: I'm Daniel, and I've spent 20+ years in marketing and brand. I've now started Agentcroft, an AI-powered marketing agency, and we're getting ready for our first ever PH launch. Terrifying and exciting in equal measure.

I'm not here to pitch anything today, genuinely just want to meet people and learn.

Designer who codes. I kept running into the same wall: prototype is done, client is waiting, and sharing it meant either begging a developer for a deploy or explaining what ngrok is to someone who just wanted to click a link.

So I built the thing that was missing. Vaporlink is a Mac menubar app that turns a local folder, HTML file or localhost port into a shareable link that kills itself on a timer.
No git. No terminal.

Launching soon. Happy to be here.
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Designer first dev living in San Diego

Hello everyone,

I am Matthew, I previously made enterprise web applications. Now I have some free time on my hand and I wanted to explore creative and useful apps out there, review them and learn from it. I am coming out of my corporate s/w development shell.

Hey everyone! While I'm burning my last weekly credits on Fable 5, I wanted to connect with founders who could help each other out.

You probably don't care much about who I am, so the quick tl;dr is that I'm the founder of FanBase, an AI-native social marketing platform, and I'm the COO of FanBase's parent company, a community-owned startup studio that build and launch products in industries that excite us.

About the useful part, how I think I can help fellow Product Hunters (and vice-versa):