I've spent the last few years writing code and somewhere along the way I got hooked on the harder problem behind the software, how people actually get work done and how much of their day gets lost just managing it instead of doing it.
I'm Usman, a co-founder and a software engineer from Pakistan.
I spent a lot of time evaluating paid tools for testing and debugging and got frustrated by how expensive most of them were for what they actually offered. At some point I figured, if this frustrates me this much, there are probably a ton of other people feeling the same way. So I decided to just build my own.
That's how Traceo came about, a Chrome extension for designers, developers, and QA folks. Instead of digging through DevTools to inspect CSS or report a UI bug, Traceo lets you inspect real design values directly, record bugs with screenshots and video, and it auto-captures logs, device, and browser context, so whoever's fixing the bug actually understands it.
I'm Mubarak, a Computer Science graduate from Nigeria and the founder of StackHR.
We're building an AI-powered HR platform that helps startups manage hiring, onboarding, attendance, leave, payroll, and employee records all in one place.
We recently launched our beta, and I'm here to learn from the Product Hunt community, meet fellow founders, and gather honest feedback from builders and HR professionals.
Product Marketing is my bread and butter. I'm from London, and started working at a B2B SaaS brand called Onalytica in 2014. Onalytica helped brands and agencies identify and engage with content creators. After 8 years working in marketing there, I moved on to become the Product Marketing Manager for a startup called Timebook, where I still am today. I enjoy creating content and simplifying complex ideas to drive user adoption and retention. I write music in my spare time, and enjoy DJ'ing for fun, as well as going to the cinema and listening to audiobooks.
I'm Azaz, a Product Designer with 7+ years of experience building SaaS products. Recently, I started turning my ideas into AI products instead of stopping at the design stage. I just launched Folium AI, an AI-powered UX research copilot, and I'm excited to keep improving it with feedback from the community.
Looking forward to learning from fellow makers, sharing my journey, and connecting with founders, designers, and developers. Excited to be here!
I m Dheeraj, a solo indie developer from India. I ve spent the last 8 months building Linkwise because I was tired of saving articles, newsletters, and videos only to never look at them again.Linkwise turns everything you save (articles, newsletters, RSS feeds, emails, PDFs, and YouTube videos) into a personal knowledge base you can actually use. What makes it different:
Chat with your entire library: Ask anything like What did I save about product-led growth? and get answers with sources from your own saved content.
Creator Mode: Instantly turn any article, collection, or your whole library into quizzes, flashcards, mindmaps, or reports. Perfect for learning and content creation.
YouTube with time-synced transcripts: Read along, jump to any moment, highlight, and annotate directly in the app.
Newsletter Inbox: Get your own private email address, forward newsletters, and read them cleanly with zero algorithm noise.
RSS + Discover feed: Follow your favorite creators and get smart recommendations.
Instant AI insights, text-to-speech, beautiful reader mode, highlights, annotations, widgets, and Siri Shortcuts.
I'm Sebo, an indie developer from Germany. After losing track of my billable hours one too many times and getting tired of bloated, subscription-only trackers I built Time Log.
It does one thing well: start a timer with one tap, sort entries by project or client, and turn your hours into an invoice. On Android and the web, in English & German.
It's fully bootstrapped and I'm building it in public. I'd genuinely love your feedback what's confusing, what's missing, what would make you switch?
