Hi Product Hunt! I m Nora, a biotech operator turned founder based in San Francisco.

I ve spent most of my career working across biotech strategy, operations, and commercialization, and completed my MS in Biotechnology and MBA at Harvard. I m now building at the intersection of digital health, consumer technology, and AI with my app, Nervana.

Hey Product Hunt. I'm Matthew, founder of Protonyx LLC.

I'm a junior in high school in St. Louis, and I've spent the last year building Vector, a portfolio analytics desktop app for self-directed retail investors.

Hello everyone, I'm Christian van Gils, Co-founder of PulseBoard.

For my entire career, I've been a dedicated entrepreneur. I successfully built and ran a media agency for 12.5 years, followed by a software company that I recently and successfully exited after 22 years.

Now, I'm redirecting all of that experience, knowledge, and entrepreneurial drive toward a single mission: making 2026 a healthier year by focusing on people.

The Mission: Beyond Software

Not the polished origin story.

The actual moment. For me it was frustration: I kept realizing, too late, that a prospect had just done something that made them ready to buy. The idea wasn't born in a brainstorm, it was born in annoyance. So I built clicke.io A GTM timing intelligence.

Hi everyone, I'm Rodrigo!

I'm exploring the world of indie building and app development.

Hi Product Hunt new here.

I am Samrendra. Lately I have been stuck on a problem that's bugged me for years: talking to users is one of the best ways to know what's actually true about a product, and almost nobody does enough of it. Recruiting takes days, running the interviews eats more time, and synthesizing what you learned takes longer than the interviews themselves.

Curious how this community actually handles it. Do you run structured user interviews regularly, or does it get skipped once things get busy? And if it gets skipped, what do you lean on instead to make product decisions?

Hey everyone,

I'm Rahul, founder of @Talenser (talenser.com), based in India.

Before this, I kept running into the same problem: hiring developers is painful. Companies drown in r sum s, spend hours filtering keywords and running interview rounds, and still make wrong hires while genuinely skilled developers get overlooked because a r sum doesn't show what they can actually do.

it's an iOS photo sharing app that takes you back to when social media was actually about in 2015 ,sharing moments with friends. Before the ads, the algorithms, and the endless video reels took over.

I grew up during the golden era of Instagram, back in 2012 2015, when your feed was just photos from your friends in the order they posted them. No ads interrupting the scroll. No algorithm deciding what you should see. No pressure to make reels or go viral. Just real moments, shared simply. That version of social media made me fall in love with photography
Infotograf gives you a simple chronological feed, beautiful film-inspired filters, and ambient audio captured with every photo so you can hear the moment, not just see it. It connects to the Fediverse through ActivityPub, which means your photos aren't trapped in any one company's ecosystem. You own everything you post.
I built the whole thing solo. Your support keeps the servers running and motivate me to keep going.thank you deeply. UPDATE IOS AND ANDROID APPS are ready still early days but it works and it's free iOS: apps.apple.com/app/id6761331537
Android (beta): play.google.com/apps/testing/com.infotograf.android
policy: infotograf.com/about
thanks for reading everyone, nice day.

Hey everyone! I'm Sanjana, based in India and building nive with a small team.

It started with a personal annoyance: every sleep-sounds app I tried had a timer that cuts the sound off abruptly, and that sudden silence woke me right back up. So nive's Sleep Mode lowers the volume a little every minute until it's silent. You can also mix up to 6 sounds (rain, forest, brown noise ), cast them to a speaker, or just say "Alexa, ask neev sounds to play rain."

We're live on Android, the iPhone app is in App Store review, and we're launching here on Oct 20

Two questions for you:

Long-time lurker, first-time poster, and honestly, being here feels a bit like coming home.

I've been building and designing things since I was 15. Taught myself to code, fell in love with graphic design, and somewhere in there ended up running an online forum with 30,000 members. I was never a deep engineer - mostly front-end, HTML, CSS, a little PHP - but the itch to make things never left.

Then in 2017, I spent years in sales and kept seeing the same thing: great people doing work customers loved, and all that proof just vanishing. A text here, a screenshot there, a review on a platform that owns it. Each piece too small to matter on its own.

I knew exactly what needed to exist. I just couldn't build something that ambitious on my own back then so I carried the idea for nine years until I finally could.