Hi everyone! My name is Nicole and I've been working/building in tokens for a while now (both in Crypto and then in LLMs). I wanted to pop in here to introduce myself as I'm genuinely very excited about token economics and would love to learn from people here!

Two things I'd genuinely love to talk to people here about:

1/ How cognizant are you about the AI token costs (API credit spend) on your product or platform? And if so, at what point did you start worrying about those costs?

Hello PH!!
I'm Nielay Shintre, interested in solving real problems and building real products. Here to look for idea inspirations and contribute in any way i can. OPEN TO COLLABORATE WITH ENGINEERS, UI/UX DESIGNERS TO BUILD SOMETHING SOLID.
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Hi everyone,

I m Eva, founder of MyFaceGuard.

I m building a tool that helps organizations collect, manage, and track photo consent before publishing images in corporate communication channels, websites, social media, event galleries, or internal materials.

Hey everyone, I m Rhythm, a full-stack developer and founder of CodeCrypse IT Solutions.

I mainly build web apps, mobile apps, automation tools, AI products, and SaaS platforms. Recently, I ve been focused on cybersecurity and startup infrastructure, especially how fast-moving teams can ship quickly without leaving obvious security gaps behind.

Right now, I m building VeilScan, a proof-based external vulnerability scanner for startups, SaaS teams, fintech products, and lean technical teams.

The idea came from a simple problem I kept seeing: a lot of small teams build and launch fast, especially with AI tools, but they don t always know what their external attack surface looks like. Traditional scanners can also be noisy, so I wanted to build something that focuses more on verified findings, real evidence, business impact, and clear reports.

I got some honest feedback on my app today and it stuck with me.

Someone said it feels like just an expense tracker with a reskin.

At first that stings. But after sitting with it, they re probably right.

The system is there: XP, ranks, quests, progression.
But if users don t feel that in the first few minutes, then it might as well not exist.

Hey Product Hunt
I m Alo. I work in lead generation and I m really interested in how systems, marketing, and customer experience all come together.

I like anything that helps businesses run smoother automation, smart workflows, and tools that actually save time.

Here to explore, learn, and connect with builders and operators.

Hey Product Hunt community!

I m Muradiye, an indie iOS developer based in Europe.

I build small, simple apps the kind that solve one problem well instead of trying to do everything.

Most of my work is focused on:

Hey everyone! I'm Maciej, indie developer from Warsaw, Poland.

I've spent the last few months building hora a native macOS Google Calendar client written in Swift 6 and SwiftUI. The idea came from pure frustration: Apple Calendar drops events via CalDAV, Fantastical costs $60/year, and the web app has zero macOS integration.

Hey everyone, my name is Derek and I'm a pastor as well as a logistics professional during the week, and I've been building a side project called Storybourne in whatever time I can find outside of that.

It's a writing platform for fiction writers. The idea came from watching people try to manage their stories across five different apps and still lose track of their characters halfway through chapter twelve.

We went live a few weeks ago and have writers using it, which still feels strange to say. Chapters being published, readers leaving comments. Very small numbers but it's actually happening.

Excited to be on here. Happy to talk and collaborate, talk product, writing communities, or what it's like building something while juggling a full plate.

Hi, Product Hunt

My name is Rustam, I m 27, and I m building Nova with a team of three (we re planning to launch on Product Hunt soon).