Hi PH! I'm the maker of Nazar Noticing. The idea came from realizing that what I notice each day is a more honest record of my inner life than anything I'd deliberately write about it. Built this for anyone who's tried journaling and found it too heavy. Free, no signup, runs in your browser: nazar-nktvisions.replit.app. Follow us on Instagram @nazarnoticingapp for daily prompts. Would love to know what you notice today

After spending months designing, testing, rebuilding, and listening to user feedback, I'm excited to be preparing for my Product Hunt launch.

WorkZo AI helps job seekers practice realistic AI interviews tailored to their resume, target role, and job description. The goal is simple: help people feel more confident and prepared before the real interview.

it's distribution. i've been building software for 17 years, 14 of them as an engineer inside companies, the last 3 running my own shop building ERP and CRM systems for local businesses. in all that time the customers came to me, through contracts, referrals, existing relationships. this year, for the first time, i'm building something for everyone, and getting a stranger to care turns out to be harder than any bug i've ever fixed. hi, i'm Emir, a solo developer from Turkey.

this past year two things shifted at once. i started building with AI agents instead of writing every line by hand, which quietly changed what i even spend my time on, less typing, more deciding and reviewing. and the side effect of using those tools all day became the thing i'm building now: Foldif, a Chrome extension that adds a knowledge layer on top of ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini, highlight, note, organize, so the good answers don't vanish into infinite scroll.

I ve been running a bunch of experiments recently around technical performance and organic rankings, and honestly the correlation has been stronger than I expected.

The biggest ranking issues I ve found lately weren t content-related at all. They were things like:

• broken lazy loading

• oversized hero images

• render-blocking JS

• third-party scripts tanking CLS

• slow mobile LCP on weaker connections

Hi, I am Wataru.
I'm living in Zushi, a coastal town in Japan. I've visited more than 40 countries across Europe, Africa, and Asia, but I chose to settle here three years ago because I love this place.

The town is surrounded by the sea and mountains, and it's easy to travel by foot or bike. During warm seasons, festivals and events happen almost every weekend. There's a very active community around local events, traditional taiko drumming and mikoshi celebrations. I participate in these, and it gives me a constant sense of connection. The people here have created a lifestyle where they genuinely take care of themselves and each other. They have real peace of mind. They're pleasant to be around.

But I think people everywhere especially in places like Silicon Valley are tired. AI has created massive numbers of products, but they all feel cold and corporate. People are exhausted by this kind of world, maybe?

I'm building an AI map and guide with hidden places and local knowledge in my town even locals don't know some of it. It's not complicated technology, but I want to help visitors connect with our community. I can give advice before your visit, during your stay, and after you leave in at the right time. Hybrid aproach with AI and human. If timing allows, I'd like to carry a mikoshi with you!

Hey PH community,

I'm Bret solo founder of CedarOS AI, building from Elma, Washington (population 3,000, one stoplight).

I'm launching two products next week:

• CedarPulse (June 17) market intelligence for SMBs

• CedarOS AI (June 18) port intelligence for port directors and harbor masters

I'm Dan from Romania, verry happy to meet you all!

Hello,
I'm Fabio, a UI/UX designer with 20+ years of experience now I'm building apps with the help of AI models to help me fill the coding gap I have. What is your experience with AI development? What do you use?

Hey everyone, I'm Dan.

I'm based in Romania and have over a decade of experience as a Senior UI/UX and Product Designer. I've spent most of my career working on complex enterprise, healthcare, and insurance platforms. Recently, I started building my own products as a solo founder.

My approach to design is highly functional with zero fluff. I just launched my latest project: War Mode. It is a discipline-focused habit tracker I designed and built from scratch using React Native.

Here is what I am looking for on Product Hunt:

I m Nabil, a solo developer and automation, building SaaS tools around web scraping, browser automation, and e commerce.

Over the last few years I ve shipped multiple scrapers, Chrome extensions, and Apify actors for lead gen and e commerce, and I sell them through Fiverr, Gumroad, and other platforms. Most of my work is about turning manual grind workflows into simple tools: crawling data, cleaning it up with Python, and wrapping it in a clean UI so non technical sellers can use it.

My latest product is Etsy Winner Finder a Chrome extension that sits on top of Etsy and turns the search results into a live dashboard. It helps Etsy and Print on Demand sellers quickly spot winning niches and products by showing real sales estimates, buyer intent signals, competition level, and market heat directly on the page, with deep scans and CSV export for further analysis. I built it because so many sellers were guessing what to launch next, instead of using real data from the marketplace.

Right now, Etsy Winner Finder is available via Gumroad with a 1 month free offer for Product Hunt users, then continues as a paid plan if it s useful for you. I d love any feedback from Etsy sellers, indie hackers, or data geeks: what metrics matter most to you when choosing the next product or niche?