Hi Product Hunt Community, I'm Carolin and I m building an AI-powered platform that puts engaging, bite-sized risk training in everyone s pocket - covering cybersecurity, psychological first aid, travel safety, and more.

It s designed for all those situations where, in an emergency, there s no time to Google something or ask AI (and then verify its answer). It s also about those moments when you hear someone else s story and think, I really should refresh my first aid skills sometime soon.

Have you ever been in a situation where you wished you had done a risk prevention training before?

Most of my time goes into turning ideas into software that actually works, which is a nicer way of saying I spend a lot of hours fixing things that don't behave the way I expected. I like that part more than I probably should. There is a specific kind of satisfaction in finding the one line causing a problem that took an entire afternoon to surface.

The bug I remember most wasn't complicated. A form kept submitting twice. I blamed the framework, then the browser, then the network. Four hours in, I found it. My own validation logic was triggering the submit handler twice, and I had written it that way months earlier and forgotten. The bug was not in the tools. It was in my assumption about how my own code worked.

Hey everyone. I'm Santosh, and I work as a data scientist on marketplace problems.

I've spent most of my career turning messy human behavior into numbers someone can actually act on. Marketplaces are the best puzzle I've found, because every metric is really a story about trust between two strangers. A buyer deciding to send money to someone they will never meet. A seller deciding whether a new platform is worth their time. A rating that means something different depending on who left it and when.

Hi everyone!

I'm Srikanth, founder of Ekva One !

I'm Pankaj a frontend engineer until May, when I got laid off along with a chunk of my team. I spent the next 2 months doing what everyone does after a layoff: applying, interviewing, waiting. But somewhere in there, I also started building.

Yesterday I launched Formpey here my first Product Hunt launch.

Hey, I'm Shamim, co-founder and COO at Genetech Solutions since 2005. Twenty years now building software for clients across healthcare, fintech, and logistics, web, mobile, AI-enabled, whatever the problem actually needs.

I also founded CodeGirls, empowering women in Pakistan through coding and business skills, and I sit on the board of P@SHA, pushing Pakistan's tech industry onto the global stage. On the product side, WordPress is home turf too; we build plugins at Genetech.

I might be new to Product Hunt, but I know my work well. Would love to connect with anyone who genuinely enjoys talking AI, tech, leadership, SaaS products, or WordPress.

I share more of this thinking on Medium, and in my newsletter The Leadership Lens, on Substack. If any of this sounds like your world, let's talk.

For years, I admired people who could turn ideas into products. I never imagined I'd be one of them. I've been part of the Product Hunt community for more than three years, quietly discovering incredible products, supporting makers, and thinking, "Maybe one day I'll build something of my own."

For a long time, that felt unrealistic.

My background is in Civil Engineering, not software development. I had plenty of ideas but very little coding knowledge, so building software always seemed out of reach.

Then AI changed the way I learned.

Hey everyone!

I'm Hafiz, SEO & MarTech Executive at Parix.ai.

Hey everyone!

I'm an indie dev, and I've been working on a clean specialty coffee app called Cupmark (cupmark.app). It helps you log your brews, dial in espresso or pour-overs, and track flavor profiles without getting in your way.