hey PH, i'm antoine. 20 years old, based in paris.
i just launched owain, a daily sexual health tracker for men. the idea came from reading 1.18M reddit posts about men's sexual health and realizing nobody was building tools for this specific problem. telemedicine companies sell pills, wearables track general biometrics, but nothing sits in the middle and says "here's what your own data says about your patterns."
I'm Leo, an engineer at heart living in Australia (originally from Brazil, with a brief stint in Spain!). I've been in this industry for over 20 years doing everything from writing code to leading a hundred engineers and back again! I'm currently building an AI agent platform (who isn't?) and it's been going on for a bit. The best way I can describe it is this: it's your own very capable intern with little lived experience. So it's teachable. And it adapts to the way you work. Early signals have been good (high quality, low volume).
I'm not quite ready, planning on doing that in a few days. Until then, just wanted to say hi!
Hello. I m working on a product for people who save a lot of photos, files, links, and notes, but later struggle to remember what something was called or where they saved it. That usually means a few extra steps just to find something you already know you kept somewhere.
The idea behind Elunimy is to keep everything in one workspace and make it searchable by the smallest detail inside the content itself, not just by title or memory. Even if you don t remember the exact name, you should still be able to find it again in a simple way.
If this sounds familiar, I d be happy to share more and let anyone interested join the waitlist.
You can call me JD, I ve spent the past several years building businesses in a few very different worlds: hospitality with Montrose Inn, consulting through ProLine, and now product-building with Provoke.
I wouldn t say I have it all figured out I just really enjoy building things, learning fast, and trying to create products and experiences that genuinely help people. Some of that has looked like running businesses in the real world, some of it has looked like solving messy problems for other companies, and some of it now looks like building new tools from scratch.
Hey Product Hunt community! I'm Shawn, founder of Kinetic Mingle, and I'm excited to announce that we're launching here TOMORROW - March 31st at 12:01 AM PT!
Kinetic Mingle is a video-first dating app for adults 21+ who are tired of catfishing and fake profiles. What makes us different: AI-powered matching that analyzes compatibility, mandatory video chat before messaging, verified profiles, voice notes, and a community built on trust.
I am a Software Engineer working mainly on frontend development and product experiences. I currently work on OpenObserve, an open-source observability platform.
I enjoy building products, working on UI/UX, and exploring how AI can make software and developer workflows better. I am also always interested in learning from people who are building interesting products.
I build practical AI products across education, employment, decision support, real estate, and business automation. My focus is turning complicated real-world problems into tools that feel clear, useful, and accessible.
I m here to learn from other founders, improve how I bring products to market, share what I m building over time, and connect with people creating meaningful technology.
For most of my career, my process started the same way: open Figma, sketch the flow, refine the IA, then hand it off. I was proud of how clean my wireframes were.
Then I shipped a feature I'd spent three weeks on. Zero clicks. Not because the design was bad because nobody needed the feature in the first place.
Most intros start with a bio. Mine starts with a number: 80%. That's roughly how many enterprise AI pilots never make it to production. I've watched it happen up close, more than once.
I spent 6+ years in SEO and content before crossing over into building AI products. Funny enough, the switch happened for a boring reason: I got tired of writing content about AI tools and wanted to actually ship one.
