Hey makers!

I m Donatien, co-founder of Meteroid. I ll be honest: I m quite nervous as we re gearing up for our first PH launch next Thursday (Jan 29th), and the imposter syndrome is hitting hard.

Hi Product Hunt community!

I m Tal Dahahani. If you google my last name, you ll find steaks and burgers. I m the 4th generation of a massive meat brand family "Baladi" from ISRAEL.

My path was set: run the factory, manage logistics, sell meat. But I saw a huge problem. We were spending a fortune on outdated TV commercials.

So, I took a sharp turn. Instead of optimizing the slaughterhouse, I decided to optimize creativity.

I built Adarena to help brands (like my family's) create high-end video ads using Gen-AI, for a fraction of the cost.

I m here to learn from you all. From physical retail to SaaS is a wild jump. Any advice for a first-time tech founder?

Excited to be here!
check my Product Hunt page - [AdArena]

Hey Product Hunters
I m Moha a solo developer based in the EU. I build products end-to-end (design code shipping support), and I m obsessed with turning annoying everyday friction into something that feels instant" because I myself DON'T bear waiting :>

Right now I m focused on building and shipping consistently, learning from real users, and getting better at distribution (because building is only half the job).

Outside of work I m curious by default I like exploring and Love the Free Life. Our time is blessed when it comes to such Lifstyle and I am not going to waste it.

I m currently working on TextsBert, but I m here mainly to meet other builders and learn:
What are you building right now, and what s been the hardest part product or distribution?

Hey everyone

I'm Gissur. ImportKit is my first SaaS product and I'd really love some honest feedback.

It's an embeddable CSV import widget that developers can drop into their apps.
The idea came from experience I've seen how much time gets burned building a decent spreadsheet import flow from scratch. Column mapping, validation, weird encodings, error handling it's one of those things that sounds simple until you actually build it.

So ImportKit handles that part for you. Embed the widget, let your users map columns and import their data, and get back to building the stuff that actually makes your product unique.

Getting roasted on Jimmy Kimmel wasn't on my 2025 bingo card, but that's what happened when a side project I started as a joke went viral.
I started PickleMatch because dating apps are broken. The average dating app funnel looks like 100 swipes > 10 chats > 1 actual date. Instead, we get people off their phones and onto pickleball courts.
And it's working.
In the last 5 months, we've been covered on every major news channel, grew to 1000s of subscribers, & threw 8 pickleball ragers. No babies or weddings yet, but that's on the 2026 OKRs.
Then I hit a wall. Growing organically on social is genuinely dark arts. You either get sucked into influencer collabs, buying followers, 'engagement pods' or earnestly trying to make good content that gets ~100 views. It's soul sucking.
So we built a new feature in ShowStop to helps detect trends and turn them into ready-to-use briefs for your brand.
It's already helped PickleMatch go viral 3x in the last 2 weeks. Posts are getting 5x the engagement and reaching 80% more new people.
ShowStop surfaces trends as they're emerging, turns them into templates you can repurpose, and generates content briefs that live in one collaborative calendar. It's basically a creative strategist for your social team.
Check it out at our website, it's free to try :)

Hey everyone

I'm Christian, co-founder of Ekamoira, a digital marketing agency turned AI-powered SEO platform based in Austria.

Quick background: We started as an agency in 2021, got frustrated with how opaque SEO tools were, and decided to build our own. Now we're focused on helping businesses get visible in AI search engines namely ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews.

We're launching our first Product Hunt product on January 14th: a hosted MCP server that connects Google Search Console to AI assistants like Claude and ChatGPT.

I started building Ashera after seeing the same painful pattern over and over: the truth lives inside sales calls, but it gets lost the moment the meeting ends. It turns into messy notes, vague summaries in the CRM, and internal handoffs where everyone retells the story differently. The result is predictable deals stall, forecasting becomes guesswork, onboarding starts with confusion, and teams waste time re-discovering what was already said.

So our mission is simple: turn conversations into execution.

Ashera uses AI to analyze meetings and extract the signals that actually move a deal forward:

• risks and objections

• decision process and stakeholders

• real next steps (not we ll follow up )

• what the buyer cares about most, and what might block the deal

Hello Product Hunt!

I m Slawek, an engineer from Silesia, Poland, and a father of five (4 girls and 1 boy now that is a real-world lesson in logistics and scaling!). I m writing to you from my home in Lubecko because the time has come for my "bootstrapped" project to step out of the local market and onto the global stage.

The "Aha!" Moment

A few years ago, I was driving past a road construction site and saw people sitting in the cold with manual clickers, trying to count cars. I thought: "It s the 21st century. We have AI, we have computer vision why are we still doing this like it's 1920?"

Hi everyone,

It been o month since I created an account and start being kinda active to PH. I knew platform for the past few years but never created an account before. What motivated me to do it? With all the progress in AI I decided to move from building in real world ( I am an agronomist), to start building what I need or think as useful to exist, as tech/app products. For fun, but you never know...