Hello World! Happy to join this community.

I'm not a dev or programmer. But I felt that AI could help me making what I have imagined in my mind which is very cool. So even though I'm still struggling, it's getting to somewhere.

Hey Product Hunt community!

I'm a solo maker from Sweden, currently building agentfarm.se. I ve spent the last few months exploring how to make AI agents more accessible and secure for businesses.

I'm a big fan of rapid iteration (yay vibe coding!), but I'm now focusing on the infrastructure needed to actually run these agents reliably and locally. To be honest, I don't have all the answers yet. I see this as a collective exploration into how we ll actually work with AI in the near future.

I m launching tomorrow (Tuesday!), but I m looking for more than just upvotes. I m looking for beta operators curious builders who want to test the limits of these agents with me and help shape the roadmap.

Hello hello!

I am Arpan, a founder at Commudle. The journey started more than five years ago when I was solving for my own community, Google Developer Group New Delhi, and built this side project while switching 3 metro trains between home and office.

Hello all! I am Emmi, Co-Founder and CMO of Persona. As our launch is approaching this spring, I wanted to hop on here to share thoughts on this crazy journey.

Building a startup has forced me to accept two things:

1. Most growth problems are actually clarity problems. If people don t immediately understand what you are building, no amount of marketing will compensate for that.

2. Leadership often means operating at a level slightly beyond your comfort zone and learning to move forward before you feel fully qualified.

hey PH - i'm Umair, building openslop.ai. it's a free, open-source platform for AI video creation workflows.

the twist: i'm building the entire thing in public with my OpenClaw AI agent running Claude Opus 4.6. the agent handles everything from writing code to posting on social media (including this post tbh). i basically talk to it over WhatsApp and it builds stuff, browses the web, manages my calendar, posts comments - the whole deal.

I m Zavion, the founder of Flow Metrics.

I m an entrepreneur who has spent the last few years building and operating businesses. During that time I realized something frustrating most founders track their business data across multiple tools and dashboards, but none of them clearly show the real metrics that matter.

I built Flow Metrics to simplify that.

My goal is to help founders quickly understand how their business is performing without digging through multiple platforms or relying on vanity metrics.

Hey Product Hunt, I am Ruban, and I have been building things with AI since before it was cool to say that.

I started my career as a data scientist at Yahoo in the early 2000s, back when "machine learning" was something you had to explain to your manager before you could use it. From there I co-founded two companies, Bixee, a vertical search engine that got acquired by Naspers, and DataRPM, a cognitive AI platform for industrial IoT that got acquired by Progress Software. In between and around all of that, I have spent 25 years obsessing over one question: why is it still so hard to turn a good idea into working software?

I watched the vibe-coding wave arrive and felt genuine excitement and then genuine unease. Not because the tools were bad, but because something important was missing. Imagine running software development straight off Slack or Teams. No Jira tickets. No Linear issues. No GitHub PRs. Just chat. Sounds scary, right? That is exactly what vibe coding does. AI makes code changes straight off a conversation thread. No traceability. No structure. No way to answer "what changed and why." - Complete nightmare to manage after that initial build.
I kept thinking: I know what happens when production systems are built without discipline, because I have been there for the cleanup. And I wanted to build the thing I wish had existed every time. This is what led me to build Avery.dev.

I m a full-stack developer building AI-powered SaaS and automation tools. Over the past few years, I ve been focused on turning ideas into scalable, production-ready products.

Lately, I ve been exploring AI integrations and faster validation strategies for indie builders.

Curious what are you currently building, and what s been your biggest challenge lately?

Would love to connect and exchange ideas!

P3 is a credit layer for Web3 : verified actions better rates.

Stack-wise we re mixing on-chain contracts with off-chain verification + scoring, exposed through a lender portal and API.

If you re a dev: what endpoints would you want first?

Hey Product Hunt

I m Szymon Radomski, founder of nucleify.io - and in 3 days we re officially launching (28 February).

Over the last 2 years I ve been building Nucleify to solve a problem I kept running into myself: building websites should be fast, structured, and scalable - but it s usually chaotic, repetitive, and full of unnecessary complexity.