I m building Kale Your Day solo - an auto-scheduler that turns your tasks and calendar into a realistic plan and shows you when it breaks within a 30-day horizon. By day I m an engineering leader with ~20 years in software, most of it in payments and billing. Building has always been the part I love most - and Kale is where I get to do it end to end, from the first idea to the first user.
I'm Professor Mac, founder of Mind of Mart LLC. I've worked in technology for over 20 years: engineering, managing, consulting, and of course teaching. Got a passion for technology now I am ready to take my experiences to start my own brand!
I am in the final stages of releasing Mac's Sports Playground, a sports analysis and prediction app for fans who want to test their ideas against real data instead of guessing. It runs on a fully custom backend, including our own RAG pipeline (MAC RAG), backtesting, prediction filtering, scoring and grading. Each user gets their own AI chat Buddy with access to league stats, league history and their own pick history.
I'm JP, and I'm new here. I look forward to interacting with all of you, discovering great products, and receiving insightful feedback for a product I built called Branchnote.
We're the team behind SEVENTY, an AI intelligence newsletter built for founders, CEOs, and people running businesses.
We started building it because there's so much happening in AI, but keeping up with every announcement doesn't necessarily help you make better decisions.
Our idea is simple: take the AI developments that actually matter and explain what happened, why they matter, and what to watch next.
I'm Mansoor, an independent web developer and SEO specialist, and now an indie maker.
I've spent years helping businesses build, improve, and grow their online presence through WordPress development, SEO, content strategy, and custom web solutions.
Much of my work has involved understanding problems, finding practical solutions, and turning other people's ideas into working websites.
Hello everyone, It'm Thomas from France, and discovered ProductHunt via Gemini when searching how to promote/launch my new app. With my wife, Yazming, we live in Bordeaux, France and created a new app that has nothing to do with wine! We have 2 dogs. One is 15yo and we started struggling with vet records, medication, reminders and a lot of things that dogs parents need to deal with on a daily basis. Because, or thanks to this, we created PetHubble, an app that is supposed, and will very soon, make being a dog parent much easier! I'm now looking forward to being part of this community, learn from it, share what I've learned so far if it can be useful to anyone, and plan a product launch. Merci !
In 2010 I covered a wall with sticky notes. Some sketched the database: users, triggers, actions. Others sketched what it might feel like: a triangle for "if," a circle for "then," and a lot of questions. Back then I called each automation a "statement." Today they're Applets. That wall turned into a side project I called "ifttt," and I've been working on it ever since.
Hi everyone, I m Wanlu, an indie maker building X Account Risk Monitor, a Chrome extension that helps people review X actions saved locally in their browser.
I m interested in a question that goes beyond this product: how do you help someone see the value of a tool before they urgently need it? I m also learning how to explain what a product can observe clearly enough for people to decide whether to trust it.
I d love to meet other makers working on privacy, account tools, or products that help users make sense of their own data. How have you explained the value of a product that people may only appreciate later?
