I m Ashok, a QA Engineer working on web and SaaS applications. I enjoy exploring new products, understanding how teams build and ship features, and learning from real-world launches.
I recently started spending more time on Product Hunt to follow new launches, discover useful tools, and learn from the experiences of makers and early users here.
Looking forward to reading, learning, and engaging with the community. Glad to be here.
I am a senior project and program management professional with 16+ years of experience across technology governance, enterprise systems, audits, and innovation-led initiatives. My work centers on designing, evaluating, and governing complex delivery frameworks, with a strong emphasis on objective decision-making, process standardization, and measurable real-world impact.
I actively contribute to the global innovation ecosystem as a hackathon judge, evaluator, and mentor, assessing AI, data, and emerging-technology solutions using structured criteria such as feasibility, scalability, governance maturity, and deployment readiness. I have evaluated projects across multiple international hackathons, helping teams strengthen solution quality, compliance, and execution capability.
I m a CTO and run a small product engineering team. We help founders ship MVPs and get to stable production: AI and LLM features, backend, infra, integrations. Happy to share feedback on architecture, costs, and delivery plans. If you re building and stuck on execution, feel free to DM.
I m a full-stack dev working remotely around Europe. I ve worked with a few YC-backed teams, but these days I m way more into moving at my own pace and building things that feel obvious the moment you open them. No setup rituals, no manuals. Good defaults do most of the work.
Recently, I ve been building an AI personal assistant x companion app allowing non-technicals and the everday user to tap into the power of Claude Code. It's kinda like your own Jarvis and the IP is incredibly cute.
I'm Germ n - first time posting here, figured I'd introduce myself before my first launch tomorrow.
Quick backstory:
I spent way too much time watching people on Reddit and Twitter claim they "called" every stock move. So I thought... what if there was a way to actually prove it?
Hi Product Hunt! I'm Raheel, co-founder of Norix (launching here end of Jan). Quick backstory: - Previously built Optup (Amazon seller tools, 2K+ MRR) - Berlin-based, now solving design workflow chaos - Spent last 3 months watching designer friends fight AI that ignores their moodboards Why I'm here: - Looking for 10-15 beta testers (designers who've rage-quit Midjourney/Canva ) - Want honest feedback before launch (roast welcome) - Excited to support other makers (already browsing p/general daily) My commitment: I'll upvote/comment on 5 launches/week. Let's support each other. If you're a designer (or know one) who wants early access, drop a comment or DM Cheers, Raheel
Hi there , nice to connect with you guys . My product named prcraft will be launching tomorrow , and let me give a slight brief on what it actually is .
prcraft is an AI powered CLI tool for writing GitHub PRs . It internally uses GroqAI and analyzes the git diff internally , then generates PR title and description . Designed to be developer first , no fancy UI gimmick.
Hey everyone! I'm Daylen, the founder of Swapster -apologies in advance for my grammar mistakes, I'm not writing in my mother tongue. I've been a freelancer for almost 10 years now. I've suffered:
Not being hired for not having an strong enough portfolio
Struggling with tools and none to ask a simple question
Dropping out Coursera, and others...
Being responsible for my own upskilling, but all the reputable knowledge sources are unaffordable to me
So, I decided to go all-in with Swapster, and offer others the alternatives I didn't had.
I'm finally trying to some things out there into the world that are just mine, but still on the side. My main job is being a dad, then a husband, then a full time technology person. There are lots of things I don't see out there that solve boring little problems and so I thought I'd try to launch them as micro-SaaS or micro online tools. Looking forward to it and seeing what everyone thinks.
