Ghostern — curated wallpapers & printable coloring pages
Hi Product Hunt
I m Sharjeel I run Ghostern, a small site that curates high-quality wallpapers and printable coloring pages for anime fans, character-lovers (like Stitch), and dark-fantasy art enthusiasts.
Why Ghostern?
- Curated: I hand-pick images and grouping by style (anime, kawaii, dark fantasy) so people can find the look they want without hunting dozens of sites.
Atul from DFX Creation — obsessed with how SaaS products explain themselves
Hey everyone
I'm Atul, founder of DFX Creation a video production agency specialising in SaaS explainer videos and motion graphics.
Content, Social Media & Websites for Founders Who Want to Grow Without Noise
Hey Product Hunt
I m Abdulmujeeb, a content & social media manager and website designer. I work mainly with founders, startups, and digital products to help them turn ideas into clear messaging, strong online presence, and real traction.
What I do in simple terms:
Solo founder building a marketplace for our abandoned side projects
Hi everyone! I'm Shubham. I am currently studying computer applications while building my startup, Cosmodraft.
Like a lot of developers, I constantly find myself spinning up new Next.js and Supabase projects, building out the core features, and then letting them sit on my hard drive unfinished. I realized there is massive untapped value in these half-built codebases, UI assets, and domain names.
That's why I started building Cosmodraft a digital marketplace specifically designed for developers and creators to sell their abandoned or unfinished side projects so they can actually reclaim that value.
I'm really looking forward to connecting with other makers here, sharing what I learn along the way, and getting involved in the community!
I'm fascinated by the product decisions users never see.
Hi everyone
I think software has forgotten how to be quiet.
Here is my life story
Hi, I m Emirhan.
After graduating with a degree in Economics, I started applying for white-collar jobs at the age of 22. Like many new graduates, I received little to no feedback. To avoid being unemployed, I took a blue-collar job as a CNC operator through my brother, who was already working at a factory. They were clear: there was no open position at the time, but they planned to move to a larger facility and would need staff. I accepted, while being transparent from day one that I would continue pursuing white-collar opportunities if they came up.
I did my best to perform well, even though manual work was not my strongest skill. Eventually, I was contacted by another company for a white-collar role and invited for an interview. I informed HR at the factory honestly. They asked me to wait. About a year and a half later, I had a meeting with HR and the department manager I would be working with. We shook hands and agreed to move forward. I was told there would be a trial period, followed by a proper salary.
During that time, I didn t limit myself to my job description. I learned accounting tasks, supported the production department even though I was in logistics and planning, and spent time with maintenance and quality teams. I wanted to understand the whole system. Months passed, but the promises were delayed. When I asked, I was told it would be handled. Just before the new year, I raised the issue again. They made an exception and gave me a very small raise. When the annual raise came, it was applied on top of that low trial salary, which felt unfair. I communicated this calmly and respectfully, but nothing changed.
Building Axonix: Why I created a 100+ tool suite with 0% tracking and 0% BS 🛠️
I m the maker behind Axonix Tools (axonixtools.com).
Like many of you, I ve spent years jumping between "free" utility sites only to be met with intrusive ads, forced sign-ups, and the feeling that my data was being harvested for every simple JSON format or QR code I generated.
I decided to build the solution I wanted for myself: A premium, minimalist workspace that houses over 100 professional-grade tools in one place.
The core principles of Axonix:
I got burned by a contract I didn't read. So I built an AI to read them for me.
Hey Product Hunt!
I'm Ahmad, from Palestine. A few years ago, I signed a freelance contract with a non-compete clause buried deep in the fine print. I didn't catch it. It cost me a major client and months of frustration.
That wasn't the first time. Rental agreements with hidden auto-renewal traps. Insurance policies written in what might as well be ancient Latin. Employment contracts with sketchy IP clauses.
First launch ever for my mobile app... How do you stay sane on launch day?
Hey Product Hunt! I m Mya, the independent creator behind SafeMix. We just officially went live, and I am currently glued to my keyboard.
SafeMix is a clean, ad-free utility that checks real-time interactions across prescriptions, supplements, and vitamins. The upcoming launch on this page is just the beginning of the journey, and we re keeping our launch tight by onboarding a tiny cohort of 150 founding members so we can build out the next phase directly alongside our users.
I m a total beginner to the launch process, so I d love to open up a simple conversation with the community.
If you ve been through a software launch before, how do you handle the day-one noise and keep focused on actual user feedback? And if anyone has a chance to look at our page, what is one thing we could make clearer about our mission?
Stay online to check out more details on our submission!