Hey everyone

I m Elvis. I ve got a background in computer science and systems integration, and I ve always been the kind of person who wants to know what s actually going on under the hood.

Lately I ve been building for macOS, mostly around privacy and network visibility. I wasn t really happy with what s out there, so I decided to build something that felt better.

Tools like Little Snitch are powerful, but they can get overwhelming fast. You re hit with constant prompts and technical details, and most people just end up clicking allow to move on, which kind of defeats the purpose. On the other side, LuLu is simpler but can be a bit rough, with people running into things like apps hanging or network issues.

Hey everyone, I'm Tiziano Weiner. I'm a software engineer who loves building products that solve real problems for real people.

I recently launched Huntivo, a SaaS platform that helps sales teams and agencies find local business leads that actually need their services. It uses Google Places and AI to filter and verify leads so you're never reaching out blind.

Outside of that I'm always exploring new ideas around automation, AI, and making outreach less painful. Always happy to connect with other makers and founders on here.

Looking forward to being part of this community. Feel free to reach out if you want to chat about building products, sales tools, or just tech in general.
Make Sure To check out Huntivo: https://huntivoleads.com/

Hey there founders, makers, and product passionates,

I'm Tudor, and I'll be launching my first product here in March!

Hi everyone

I m Nihar, a software engineer and indie developer. I spend most of my time building products and experimenting with side projects.

Recently I launched a small app called Mummy s Cooking, which started from a pretty personal problem. As an international student living away from home, I wanted to cook more regularly but realized how messy meal planning can get. Recipes in screenshots, grocery lists in notes, and meal ideas scattered everywhere.

hey PH builders! I m Murtuza Ali, currently in my final year of engineering. I m a builder. I really enjoy building products, especially the ones that can create some real impact.

I ve been building since my second year of college and I ve tried a lot of ideas, AI tools, developer products and different kinds of systems. Most of them never got properly launched because I was always experimenting, learning and improving, but not really shipping publicly. I ve been following the AI wave since the early boom days and I use AI tools almost every day. I really enjoy AI assisted coding, it feels powerful and changes the way you think while building.

But while building with AI, I kept running into the same issue again and again, hallucinations. Not big dramatic failures, but small inconsistencies that slowly affect product building & trust.

You start building something and it works in the beginning, you feel excited, then small issues show up. The output becomes slightly unreliable, the system behaves differently than expected and slowly you lose momentum at the idea stage itself. I think a lot of AI coding tools feel like this right now.

I m a Java developer currently building HuntWise AI a tool that helps job seekers understand their job fit before applying.

I started working on it after noticing how many people apply without knowing whether they re actually a strong match. I m exploring ways to make job applications more data-driven from job fit analysis to tailored resumes and cover letters.

Hi Product Hunt community!

I'm Suman solo founder, just launched my first product today.

I spent 8 months building Torziva AI virtual try-on for online fashion stores.

The problem that kept me up at night: Fashion stores lose millions to returns because customers can't visualize how clothes look on their body before buying.

Hi everyone, I'm Serta . As a civil engineer with years of hands-on expertise in project management, planning, and resource management, I am finally reaching the end of the development process for my own planning app. As a solo maker, while i prepare for this launch, I want to share how I transitioned from being the target audience of this product to its developer, along with my experiences, realizations, and the struggles I faced along the way. Honestly, it took 6 months, working 12 hours on average, gave my all.

Considering that the majority of people on this platform have a background in software engineering or come from the tech industry, I believe those who pivoted from other professions to software might understand me best. However, I think we've all felt, at some point in our lives, that we no longer enjoy being the "producers" of our work. I believe the root cause of this lies not in human nature, but in the dynamics of today's world. For our hunter-gatherer genes, finding a reason to feel "useful" has never been simultaneously this difficult and this easy in human history. I don't want to sound pessimistic, but in an era where we cumulatively question reality, achieving "meaningful" work has become costly for both for ourselves and for others. This cost is paid through the unnecessary waste of our time and the anxiety of inadequacy poured over us by the constant rat race. At this point, the most critical concept becomes "efficiency." Whether it's just the nature of the job, because our boss demands it, or simply to feel useful... It doesn't matter. We all feel, at some point, that we are operating far below our efficiency threshold, just spinning our wheels.

Hey everyone!

I'm Dipto, a developer from Bangladesh. I've been lurking here for a while, learning from all of you, and finally decided to introduce myself and share something I've been working on.

A bit about me:

Hi everyone! I m Stephanie, and I m excited to be here.

I m a product leader, educator, and the founder of G.A.M.E.R., a goal and habit app that is currently under review with Apple.

This project started from a frustration I had with traditional SMART goals. I appreciated the structure, but I kept feeling like something was missing -- especially the part that helps people actually turn a goal into an action plan they can follow in real life. That led me to create the G.A.M.E.R. framework, which adds more of the practical structure, motivation, and follow-through piece that I felt was often missing.