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9mo ago

Launching tomorrow - who else is launching? 🔔

Who is going for that sweet #1 Product of the day? Cmon, dont be shy

See you soon

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8mo ago

👋 I'm Jun Young, building GEO Blog — making content visible in AI search

Hey Product Hunt!

I'm Jun Young, AI Product Manager.

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9mo ago

Hi everyone! 👋

Hi everyone! I'm Dawe, an iOS dev from Prague.

I recently got tired of the 'silent TestFlight' problem getting installs but zero insights. So I built TesterBuddy to bridge that gap.

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8mo ago

Founder, NeuralBubble — Building AI Visibility Infrastructure for the AI Search Era

I help organizations be discovered, cited, and trusted in the AI search era where answers are generated by ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, Claude, Perplexity, and other AI systems.

I m the Founder of NeuralBubble the Global AI Visibility Engine.

At NeuralBubble, we built an AI Visibility Infrastructure platform focused on GEO (Generative Engine Optimization). Our system analyzes AI-ready artifacts, structured signals, and citation patterns using proprietary indices the GEO Readiness Index (GRI) and Artifact Coverage Index (ACI) combined with AI-assisted confidence scoring (semantic richness + intent clarity) to generate actionable Confidence Reports.

With 20+ years of business development, sales, and marketing leadership across Asia, I bridge strategy, storytelling, and practical AI execution.

Stop procrastinating at the “freeze moment” (we built Focido as a duo)

Solving procrastination with real human accountability: we re two people building Focido, a mobile app for the moment you look at a task and freeze.

What procrastinators are up against

Procrastination usually isn t laziness , it s a coping response to stress, fear of failing, or a task that feels too big and fuzzy.
Then the loop hits: you delay, you feel guilty, anxiety spikes, and starting gets even harder.

How Focido helps

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9mo ago

Hey there! I'm Nigel. Building PilotUP. AI employees for founders who can't afford to hire yet.

Hey Product Hunters

I've been building startups solo for a while now.

From PR in Brazil to an offline Mac tool launched in Rome

Hi Product Hunt!

I ve spent years in PR, recently launching SaaS products in the Brazilian market. But I m here for a more personal reason.

My close friend recently left her corporate job to build her first independent app a simple offline file converter for Mac. No cloud, no data tracking, just a practical tool for daily use.

We were traveling in Rome when she finally hit "deploy" and sent it to the App Store. Seeing that transition from employee to independent maker was a highlight for me, and I want more people to know about what she built.

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9mo ago

Adam - Developer and Dad!

Hey Product Hunt!
I'm Adam, founder of HeyForgetful. (Launching tomorrow)

I built it because I kept missing appointments and forgetting pickups - and phone reminders felt like a chore to set up. So I made something simpler: speak or message your reminder, get nudged when it matters.

Now it's live on iOS, Android, and Chrome.

When I'm not building, I'm being a Dad and husband, Tech has always been my passion ever since I was 16 (Now 39!). Time flies, being in the industry for so long, I've never actually "made" something for myself - always other people, so 2026 is the year I'm actually going to build fun, interesting ideas that inspire me.
Excited to connect with other makers here!

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9mo ago

Hi Product Hunt! I’m Labeeb.

Hi Product Hunt,
I m Labeeb.

I build software, grow businesses, and try to make sense of both technology and people along the way. I m introducing myself to connect with amazing people who love building, solving problems, and guiding others on their founder journey.

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8mo ago

Solo founder of Okiela (non‑code, FP&A background, building from Vietnam)

Over the past few days I ve been shipping critical improvements to Okiela s payment flow via Polar (built on Stripe), so that early users can upgrade from Free Pro ($29/mo) smoothly and I can finally see real, healthy cashflow.

The backend and Polar integration are stable, but since Feb 27 (VN time) several frontend deploys to Vercel have failed. That means a lot of UX and billing fixes are merged in code, but not yet live.

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As a non technical founder, this is a humbling reminder: infrastructure and deployment health are just as important as unit economics and LTV:CAC.

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