Hey everyone! I'm Hisham, a software engineer and founder building Quotix.

I'm interested in the intersection of APIs, AI agents, and automation. One problem I'm exploring is how to keep business logic consistent across different apps and workflows, especially when pricing rules get more complicated.

That's what led me to build Quotix: a shared pricing engine that lets different apps and workflows use the same pricing rules instead of duplicating them everywhere.

I'm joining Product Hunt to connect with other makers, learn how you're building, and share what I'm working on along the way.

Hi Product Hunt,

I m Sharad from India. I spend most of my time building AI products and experimenting with agent workflows, observability, and developer tooling.

Recently I ve been focused on how AI agents behave in production debugging failures, tracking costs, understanding handoffs between agents, and making these systems easier to operate reliably.

Currently building AgentPulse, an observability platform for AI agents and multi-agent workflows.

Hey everyone!

I am Dip Chaklader, currently working as a Manager Digital Marketing at 10X Galaxy Ltd.

I have spent 5+ years working across SEO, content marketing, growth strategy, digital advertising, and almost every area of digital marketing.

Along the way, I've had the opportunity to grow a SaaS product, scale an EdTech platform, work in healthcare, and collaborate with clients across different industries and countries.

Hey everyone! I'm Abhishek, founder of Clipo AI.

Quick background: I spent 8 years building AI systems for video content deep learning research with Sony Japan, then founding AI engineer at Vidyo.ai (now Quso.ai). After working with hundreds of creators, I kept seeing the same problem: one great video recorded, then 6+ hours spent turning it into clips, posts, carousels, and thumbnails using 5-6 different tools.

So I built Clipo one upload, 20 pieces of publish-ready content. Clips with virality scores, branded carousels, voice-aligned LinkedIn/Twitter posts, thumbnails, AI images, subtitles, and more. 12 products in one connected workflow.

We're launching on Product Hunt tomorrow (May 6). This is my first time building in public I've always been the behind-the-scenes engineer. Would love to connect with other makers here.

I m new here and really excited to join this awesome community full of such great energy.

In just a couple of days I m planning to launch my very first SaaS app here on PH
Since this is my first launch, I d love to hear from you, do you have any tips, tricks, or lessons learned from your own experiences?

Every little insight helps and I d truly appreciate your advice

I'm Olga, 43, a business person with no technical background. Fifteen years in HR, then a portrait photography studio. I have never been a developer.
Today I do work I used to hire entire teams for. I built my studio's website. I built a full CRM that runs my business, with payments, booking, automation and an AI assistant that knows every client. I did the CRM by myself, in four months.
I did it with Operum, a team of six AI agents that my co-founder Alex and I created. And here is the part people don't believe: we build Operum with Operum. The whole company is just the two of us. No employees, no agency.
We do it while raising three kids with no outside help, in a country we moved to ten years ago.
I'm not telling you this to impress you. I'm telling you because a year ago I was sure this kind of work wasn't for people like me. Now I do it for myself, and we're building it for other founders and creative people who have the idea and the expertise, and no technical team.
So I'd love to hear from you: what would you build if the technical part stopped being the obstacle?

Hi everyone, I'm Manoj from Rajkot, Gujarat.

Most money calculators in India are in English only, while many families here talk about loans, SIPs and tax in Gujarati or Hindi. So I built Gainly: 33 free calculators that work in all three languages, using Indian rates and rules (new vs old tax regime, PPF, Sukanya, post office schemes, EPF and so on).

Each one shows a year-by-year table and explains how the number is worked out, so you can check it yourself. No sign-up and no app needed.

If you run a blog or a firm's website, you can add any calculator to it for free with one line of code or our WordPress plugin.

Hey everyone, I m Zeki. I m a developer, and I build HomeVisioner together with my co-founder Ayy ce.

It started with a question people ask all the time when they shop for their home online: how will this actually look in my room? A rug or a print on a white background can t really answer that, and most of us just guess.

So we built a See it in your room button for online stores. The shopper uploads a photo of their room and gets an AI preview of the product in it, made from the photos the store already has. No 3D models, no AR setup.

If you want to try it yourself, there s a live demo store, no sign-up: https://www.homevisioner.com/dem...

Hello everyone! This is my first post here, thank you for advice!
A production-ready starter for blogs, content sites, or any web app you want to customize. Fork it, set env vars, deploy via GitHub Actions focus on your product, not auth wiring and SEO plumbing.

What you get

• Auth email/password + optional 2FA

• Content TipTap editor (visual + Markdown)

• SEO sitemap, RSS, OG/Twitter, JSON-LD, indexing hooks

• Performance server + client caching, static-first where it matters

• Ops rate limiting, optional Redis/Mongo, Web Vitals dashboard, cookie consent

• Extras Web Push hooks, UI kit baseline, CDN-friendly media flow

Hi everyone! I work in software delivery, where every new project starts with a discovery phase: kickoff calls, decks and notes that someone has to turn into stakeholders, goals, requirements and a roadmap before the build starts.

After doing that by hand more times than I can count, I built Discovery Phase AI, a tool that drafts that discovery from the files you already have and keeps it in one consistent report. It's my first product launch here, scheduled for October 9, so I'm reading a lot of launch threads and learning as I go.