I m currently building Niceform, a lightweight form builder for makers and small teams who just want to create and manage forms without unnecessary complexity.
The problem I m trying to solve:
Google Forms feels limited once you need customization
Typeform and similar tools feel overkill (and expensive) for many use cases
Notion forms are great for internal use, but not always ideal for public-facing forms
Hi everyone, I m Smith. I work in the technology and consulting space and spend a lot of time reading and learning about products, startups, and how teams solve real-world problems.
I m here mainly to learn from builders, share observations from what I see in the ecosystem, and take part in discussions around tech, payments, and business tools. Looking forward to connecting and learning from the community.
I m Ashok, a QA Engineer working on web and SaaS applications. I enjoy exploring new products, understanding how teams build and ship features, and learning from real-world launches.
I recently started spending more time on Product Hunt to follow new launches, discover useful tools, and learn from the experiences of makers and early users here.
Looking forward to reading, learning, and engaging with the community. Glad to be here.
I'm Hugo, long time tech nerd and now one of the founders of Airstride. We've got our new launch coming up for Carmen, an AI Partner acquisition agent.
I am a senior project and program management professional with 16+ years of experience across technology governance, enterprise systems, audits, and innovation-led initiatives. My work centers on designing, evaluating, and governing complex delivery frameworks, with a strong emphasis on objective decision-making, process standardization, and measurable real-world impact.
I actively contribute to the global innovation ecosystem as a hackathon judge, evaluator, and mentor, assessing AI, data, and emerging-technology solutions using structured criteria such as feasibility, scalability, governance maturity, and deployment readiness. I have evaluated projects across multiple international hackathons, helping teams strengthen solution quality, compliance, and execution capability.
I m a CTO and run a small product engineering team. We help founders ship MVPs and get to stable production: AI and LLM features, backend, infra, integrations. Happy to share feedback on architecture, costs, and delivery plans. If you re building and stuck on execution, feel free to DM.
I last launched something on Product Hunt back in 2014 - which feels like a lifetime ago in internet years. Since then I ve built, scrapped, learned, and spent a lot of time thinking about how products actually get used versus how we think they ll get used.
I m a full-stack dev working remotely around Europe. I ve worked with a few YC-backed teams, but these days I m way more into moving at my own pace and building things that feel obvious the moment you open them. No setup rituals, no manuals. Good defaults do most of the work.
Recently, I ve been building an AI personal assistant x companion app allowing non-technicals and the everday user to tap into the power of Claude Code. It's kinda like your own Jarvis and the IP is incredibly cute.
I'm Germ n - first time posting here, figured I'd introduce myself before my first launch tomorrow.
Quick backstory:
I spent way too much time watching people on Reddit and Twitter claim they "called" every stock move. So I thought... what if there was a way to actually prove it?
