Howdy, I m Javier! I'm a materials engineering student with a deep passion for the market. I decided to build SAD as a smarter trading tracker for traders who want more clarity, discipline, and insight from their trades. SAD helps users track trades, review performance, spot patterns, and better understand what s working and what needs improvement, turning trading activity into meaningful data that supports better decisions over time.
I'm pretty new to this stuff I've been working on this project for a couple months now and I've finally made it live! I would love if anyone is interested if they could give me word of advice or critques on the site itself!!

Hi everyone!
I'm building SponsorAJobs, a platform focused on making it easier for people to discover jobs that may offer visa sponsorship.

One of the biggest problems we noticed is that international job seekers often spend a huge amount of time searching through general job boards, employer career pages, and scattered information just to answer one important question:

Can this job actually work for someone who needs visa sponsorship?

SponsorAJobs is being built around that specific problem. We bring together international job opportunities and organize them around sponsorship, country, profession, and other useful search criteria, while helping candidates get back to the original employer/application source.

Hey Product Hunt I'm Edo, Comms at Memoket.

After many years working in communications for different companies, I had the chance to join Memoket from close to day one. Building something out of nothing has been quite a challenge, but honestly not as hard as I expected, mostly because we have an incredible group of talented people on the team led by @terrence_wang1.

By way of introduction, I found Product Hunt as I've had difficulty advertising and getting my product known.

To those that have struggled with this and made it through, how did you break past the barrier from 0 sales to 1? I feel like after your first sale, the rest become easier.

Hi everyone! I'm Diego, currently working on a tool to help webmasters improve their SEO through smarter link building and relevant backlink exchanges. I'm passionate about organic growth, networking, and building communities that support long-term visibility. If you're into SEO, digital marketing, or just curious about new tools feel free to follow my profile and stay in the loop!
https://www.producthunt.com/@expch

Hey everyone!

I'm building GoPrepared.ai a tool that instantly transforms PDFs, notes, and study documents into interactive AI quizzes.

We re currently in early access/beta, so I don't have paid users yet just focused on building a smooth, zero-friction experience for students and professionals looking to test their knowledge fast.

I joined Product Hunt to:

Hi everyone,

I'm Nagappan, and I'm currently building enaivom.

Hey Product Hunt

I'm Vova, and today I m super excited to finally introduce Vynly.co a clean, beautiful social feed built exclusively for AI-generated art, videos, and virtual influencers.

please support it HERE : https://www.producthunt.com/prod...

After spending way too much time watching my best generations get buried in mixed feeds, I decided to create the home I always wanted: What Vynly is: - Infinite feed designed from the ground up for AI content only - Full prompt + model + settings visibility (just like Civitai, but way more social) - Humans + AI agents posting side-by-side - C2PA provenance support for verifiable creations - ChatGPT integration so your custom AI can post for you No more scrolling past 99% human photos. Just pure creative energy from the AI art community.

Hi everyone. I am Hisashi, a developer from Japan.

In 2004 I built atsoho.com, a freelance marketplace, and I have run it on my own ever since. It has around 300,000 members and it charges zero commission. It serves Japanese users, so you have almost certainly never heard of it. I write the code, keep the servers up, answer the support mail and send the invoices.

Growing up, money was always this scary thing nobody talked about. My family made mistakes not because they were irresponsible, but because nobody ever taught them. And I kept thinking, why is this still the case?

I'm Celine, a freshman at USC studying electrical engineering, and I'm building Finnley, a gamified financial literacy app where you grow a virtual pet's world by learning real money skills. It sounds cute (it is), but the emotional hook is the whole point. People don't come back because of streaks. They come back because they built something they care about.

I'm a first-time founder, and I built this at a startup competition a few months ago and haven't stopped since.

Anyone else here building something that started from a really personal place? I would love to hear your stories.