Hi Community,

This is Sanket here. Building in the space of agnetic cyber risk management. Here to explore whats being built in the space and eventually launch my new product here. Anything that you think I should keep in mind let me know.

Hey Folks,
I m Shubham Jauhari, and today I m sharing my GitHub profile where I ve listed multiple projects built using AI tools across ideation, research, prototyping, and execution.

What you ll find

• Product ideas turned into working prototypes

• Experiments using AI for problem discovery & solution design

• Projects focused on real-world use cases, not just demos

• A strong bias toward product thinking > pure code

Why I m sharing this

Hey everyone!

I m a professional Website & UI/UX designer. I love building clean, conversion-focused experiences that actually help products grow.

Hi,

I m looking forward to meeting interesting people and learning from those with a similar mindset. I have a background in software development and I m interested in creating nano services, such as a JSON diff tool or utilities for simple daily use.
Cheers.

I m Merrick. I work as a data engineer, and I ve been building websites and software for a little over a decade. During the day I m deep in pipelines, cloud infrastructure, and automation. Nights and weekends are when I build and ship SaaS products through my company, Enterprise Hare LLC.

My goal is simple: build useful products that can eventually replace my day job one launch at a time.

Building this has been everything and nothing like we expected: late nights tweaking features, debating tiny UX details, juggling messages from our early testers, and keeping the bigger vision in view.

Kwore started because content creation is messy. Marketers and creators switch between tools, guessing what will work, spending hours on tasks that could be simple. We wanted to make it effortless: create, assess, plan, post, and analyze all in one place, with your brand voice always at the center.

Launching isn t just about showing a product. It s about seeing years of ideas, mistakes, and late-night aha moments come together. It s about a team that believed in something uncertain. Huge shoutout to our co-founders @alaeddine_bouattour , @e_laura, @adriano_battistoni and Malek hannouf for driving this vision every step of the way and to @ahmed_trabelsi1, our brilliant engineer, for turning ideas into reality.

Tomorrow, we share that with the world.
Excited, nervous, proud.. all at once.

Hey Product Hunt!
I'm Adam, founder of HeyForgetful. (Launching tomorrow)

I built it because I kept missing appointments and forgetting pickups - and phone reminders felt like a chore to set up. So I made something simpler: speak or message your reminder, get nudged when it matters.

Now it's live on iOS, Android, and Chrome.

When I'm not building, I'm being a Dad and husband, Tech has always been my passion ever since I was 16 (Now 39!). Time flies, being in the industry for so long, I've never actually "made" something for myself - always other people, so 2026 is the year I'm actually going to build fun, interesting ideas that inspire me.
Excited to connect with other makers here!

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.