I m Rahul Loyal, founder of Shruhh Music, a free high-quality music listing app focused on making music easily accessible. I m also a web developer and Graphic/UI designer, with experience in building clean, functional websites and designing modern, user-friendly interfaces. I enjoy turning ideas into practical digital products that combine strong design with solid development.

Hi Everyone,
I've just shipped my very first solo-developed projects coming from a history as a designer, photo director, and dancer. While I'd heard about Product Hunt before...I sort of forgot about it until 30 minutes ago.
I built my web app just concerned about the 'get it working' part and leaving the 'how will I get users' for another day. That day has come. I'm very curious to get to know other makers/founders, especially those who have gone the journey solo. And from the veteran community members What do you most recommend for someone getting their feet wet in Product Hunt. What are the big differences between being a maker and a hunter versus being a maker looking for a hunter? Is one way more ideal than the other?
Looking forward to connecting and pouring over the community posts for advice. I feel like I'm punching above my weight and all the support is greatly appreciated.
My app: loric.ai and Image and Video Generation Toolkit with all the top models and workflows to help creators move from short format slop to long-format cinematic productions. #makeyourownmovies
Many thanks and love to you all!

I m building OptiSchema Slim: a local-first, open-source AI tool for PostgreSQL performance. I made it because my Postgres tuning workflow kept being reactive and messy, you notice slowness late, stare at EXPLAIN, guess an index, apply it, and only then find out if it helped. I wanted something that stays private (no data egress), but still gives practical guidance.

It includes a Health Doctor scan (bloat, unused indexes, slow/high-impact queries), plus what-if index testing before you touch schema.

I m doing this completely solo (and with basically $0 budget), so I m nervous about launch day.

Question for the folks who ve launched before:
If you could go back to your very first PH launch, what s the one thing you d do differently?

Honestly, I was nervous. Putting something you ve built out into the world isn t easy.

I chose Product Hunt because I wanted real feedback from real people and that s exactly what I got. I also gained great visibility, connected with many new clients, and met founders who truly get the journey.

What surprised me most was how supportive the community is. It didn t feel noisy or competitive it felt human.

If you re building something and hesitating to share it, I get it. But Product Hunt made that step feel a lot less scary.

Hi Product Hunt

I m Mohammad Jayed, founder & CEO at Biz IT BD, based in Bangladesh.

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...

Hey, I m Vikki.

I got tired of guessing what to build next, so I started paying closer attention to where real problems show up first.

Hi PH Community
I m Gurdeep.

I m at a stage where I m spending more time building than talking about ideas and I wanted to be in a place where that mindset is normal.

I m here to learn how people turn rough ideas into real products, how they decide what not to build, and how they keep going when things don t work the first time.

No announcements yet. Just learning, observing, and putting in the work.

Hey everyone!

I'm a full stack developer and a brand new Product Hunt maker! I ve been building full stack products for about 6 years websites, mobile apps, prototypes, everything from research and UI/UX all the way to backend and devops. Basically, if it breaks, I can probably fix it and if it doesn t break, I probably built it.

Hi, I'm Olamide Agusto. Emotional Brand and Social Media Strategist.

And starting today, I'm building in public.

I'm going to share my frameworks, my thinking, my case studies, and the messy middle of building a career around one belief:

Brands that win are brands that feel.