Hey Product Hunt! I'm Pavel solo iOS developer from Belarus.
Think about this for a second.
Students spend months preparing for exams then forget 80% of the material two weeks later. Developers learn React, TypeScript, Docker, AWS but only use two of them on their current project. Language learners grind Duolingo every day then can't hold a basic conversation after a month off.
We're all learning constantly. But nobody tracks what's quietly disappearing.
Hey, I'm Andreas, and I'm a software engineer from Sweden. I recently built Earleaf, an audiobook player for Android, as my first Android app. The standout feature is Page Sync: photograph a book page and it finds that spot in the audio using on-device speech recognition and OCR. Launching on Product Hunt tomorrow!
Feel free to read more on the blog or check the app out on Google Play!
Hey! I'm Anurag, building SiteForFive a website builder for founders who want more control over their layouts without hitting the usual limits of Wix or Squarespace. Currently offering done-for-you websites at a pay-what-you-want price while the editor is in development. Happy to connect with anyone who needs a website or just wants to talk shop!
We're building a social app where friends share their closets and try on each other's style using AI-powered virtual try-on. The idea came from a simple observation: people have always wanted to try on their friend's closet. That's actually how most of us develop our own sense of style not from algorithms or influencers, but from the people closest to us.
Before this was an app, my co-founder Camille and I ran a made-to-order fashion business out of Brooklyn. We worked with creators, sourced fabric walking the Fashion District, sold over 3,000 pieces. That experience taught us something important: you can't proxy personal taste. It has to come from the individual.
So now we're building the tech around that insight. Camille handles all the engineering and product she built the entire app. I handle business, marketing, and growth. We're live, growing organically, and prepping for a Product Hunt launch soon.
I spent months building citynoise, a localised social platform designed to build stronger communities in cities. The feedback was always "it s cool," but the reality was zero engagement. I fell into the classic trap: I built it, but nobody came. I decided to take some time off from the project to clear my head.
The "Aha!" Moment at University
While taking time off from citynosie, I focused on University more. As a Course Rep, I attended a Course feedback meeting where I noticed a pattern. I kept hearing the same two complaints over and over:
I m Isaias Solaeche. I m not a developer, but I ve always been curious about technology.
What started as a simple hobby just 5 days ago became something I really enjoyed building. I realized that with the right tools (I used HTML, Netlify, and Claude Haiku), I could actually create something useful for people in my country.
That s how CVitae was born. It s a simple tool to help people in Paraguay and LatAm create better resumes and beat those automated filters that often leave good candidates out.
I m a data analyst turned builder, currently working on Clarity AI, a tool focused on helping small teams manage analytics without needing a full data engineering stack.
After spending years dealing with broken pipelines, messy dashboards, and constantly fixing data instead of actually analyzing it, I wanted to explore what it would look like if analytics infrastructure could maintain itself.
