Hi, eveyone, I'm solo & independent engineer living in US, looking for some more engineers living in US to grow up my network and collaboration. Let's build great world's product. Thanks.
Hi everyone, I'm Ugonna, solo founder of BrightKid. The app is live in the US on iPhone, iPad and Android, and we're featuring it on Product Hunt on 27 Oct.
BrightKid is a learning app for ages 1 to 5. Instead of tapping and watching, kids talk with Arlo, a robot tutor who listens and responds by voice. Sessions are short (about 5 to 12 minutes depending on age), parents can build the lessons or let Arlo plan the day, and games only unlock after the day's lesson.
Hi Product Hunt! I m Pete, founder of Coeliac-Key (coeliac-key.com), based in Surrey, UK.
I was diagnosed with coeliac disease in 2017. If you ve never had to think about it: one crumb of gluten can make us ill for days, so eating out means questioning staff, scrolling old reviews and hoping for the best.
The tools out there didn t help much. Generic review sites don t tell you what a coeliac needs to know, and lately I ve watched AI-built apps pop up that scrape data and confidently list places that closed years ago or changed their menu.
So with my co-founder Neil, I built the opposite:
Every venue is added and vouched for by real coeliacs, not scraped
Unvouched places fade from the map over time, so it reflects what the community actually backs today
Businesses can claim their listing, add their coeliac info and offer member discounts
Free for members, always
We launched in June 2026 and have grown to 1,000+ members, 1,000+ venues and 50+ partner businesses, mostly through Facebook groups and word of mouth.
AI can t taste the food, notice a menu change or spot new owners. People can. That s the bet we re making.
I d love to hear from other makers:
Anyone else building a community-powered product? Our biggest challenge is the gap between people adding venues and people vouching for them (roughly 10 to 1). How have you got passive users to contribute?
Any coeliacs or gluten-free folks here? I d love your honest feedback on the site.
Hi Product Hunt I'm Anton, the maker of TabVitals for desktop Chrome on Mac and Windows.
I work with lots of open tabs and use TabVitals to free RAM without closing them. It combines a heavy-tab scanner, manual tab sleep and Auto-suspend, plus tools for fixing one site's cached data, removing its history and opening the current page in Incognito.
One design choice I'd like to discuss: saving memory should fit the way people work. A background tab isn't always an unimportant tab.
TabVitals protects active, pinned and audio-playing tabs, and you can add important sites to Always Awake. Auto-suspend runs a scan and sleeps eligible tabs, then repeats every 30 minutes, 1 hour or 2 hours. Sleeping pages reload when you return, so unfinished work needs to stay awake.
One thing we see a lot: resumes that look fine as a PDF, but the text comes out jumbled when an ATS reads it (two-column templates, text boxes, contact info in the header). The candidate never knows why they don't show up in searches.
We made a small free checker that just shows the plain text the ATS gets from your file and compares it with a job description. No sign-up: https://hiretop.com/ats-resume-c...
I'm not sure what's actually useful to people job hunting right now, so I'd love honest feedback. What would you want a tool like this to check?
I'm a Full-Stack Software Engineer with 12+ years of experience building products across SaaS, real-time communication, AI, gaming, VR, and distributed systems.
Over the years, I've worked on everything from video conferencing platforms and collaborative tools to AI voice agents and complex SaaS applications.
I enjoy solving real-world problems, experimenting with new technologies, and turning ideas into products people actually use.
My younger brother married a Japanese woman. My parents only speak Korean, her family only speaks Japanese, so at every family dinner my brother translated both ways and barely touched his food.
I'm just another engineering graduate who faced hundreds of rejections and spent countless hours building projects, only to run into the same problems every time.
Hi! I m Ritvik Dashora, CFA. After years of trading and founding Tradomate (a trade analysis platform used by 250K+ traders in India), I built Ninethirty, an AI-native trade analysis platform specifically built for US Equities. Built with the same core conviction as Tradomate but engineered to a finer technical standard, the platform features a comprehensive screener, a rigorous backtesting engine, and Dr. Market - an AI copilot for market analysis, utilizing more than 10 agents and 40 tools.
I am eager to discuss agentic system design, backtesting architecture, or general market structure. We are scheduled to go live on Product Hunt on August 5th, Wednesday, and I would appreciate it if this community could stress-test the platform.
