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.

I m brand new here as a maker (long-time lurker ). I ve used Product Hunt for years to discover amazing products, and lately I ve been spending my weekends vibe-coding and bringing small ideas to life. Excited to finally participate, how do you currently use ph as a maker or builder?

I realized I jumped straight into discussions without actually introducing myself here. I am Hakan Efe. I spend most of my time building projects, messing around with different operating systems, and trying to figure out how video content actually works.

I usually build things to solve my own problems. Right now, that problem is figuring out why people click away from YouTube videos. I got tired of staring at standard retention graphs that give no context, so I started building ViewPulse to get actual editing feedback.

I am honored to be here today! I am excited to meet and talk with new people and potentially people who can be part of my team!

My name is Aiden Grollman. I am 21 years old and go to the University of New Mexico. I am currently studying business in marketing.

Hey there! I'm San from Japan.
I study medicine in Uzbekistan and founded Kinetropic there to make better lives of brave med students who came out from their motherland and having challenging lives.
i felt so fucked up when my study days began and came up with one idea, which turned into KoiSwarm, what I have built.
I wanna connect with many souls sharing same passion and explore unique, wonderful ideas.
This is my first product. Please tell me what you felt using it!
Koiswarm website
See ya soon!

Just to introduce myself, I'm greg.

I'm an ex-founder, now doing IT consulting and fractional CTO stuff, and recently started building beanies.family because my family needed a way to stay organized (or, I did).

3 days from launching on Product Hunt.

AetherWave Studio's MCP server gives Claude direct tool access to 30+ production AI media models. Image, video, music, mastering. 16 tools across the surface.

Hey everyone, I m Sonu from India.

I m a founder and builder who has spent the last several years working around digital marketing, social media, automation, and online businesses.

Hey everyone

I'm Rakesh, founder of Leadingdots Solutions. I just launched Cashflow: Budget Manager snap a photo of a receipt or bank statement, and AI logs the transaction for you. No manual entry.

The idea came from watching my wife write our expenses into a notebook every night by hand it made me realize most budgeting apps demand more effort than they save.

First time launching on Product Hunt would love to connect with other makers and get your honest feedback on Cashflow. Happy to chat about the build too (React Native + AI backend on AWS).

Hi everyone!

I'm building Travel Fi an open-source, community-driven map designed to map out critical Public Goods infrastructure for digital nomads, budget backpackers, and solo travelers.

Right now, the project is a working prototype in active development. The architectural foundation is ready, and we are currently refining the code and preparing the platform for a stable production launch.

Instead of letting big tech monopolies hoard geospatial data, Travel Fi returns everything directly to the public domain via OpenStreetMap.

At the moment, our roadmap includes these 10 essential Public Goods and travel utility categories:

1. SIM & eSIM kiosks (tariffs, 24/7 access, airport proximity)

2. Public toilets & showers (with community cleanliness ratings)

3. Free drinking water refill points and fountains

4. Public laundries

5. Luggage storage (including free community options via cafes/hostels)

6. Charging points and outlets

7. ATMs with minimal fees & live user-reported exchange rates

8. Free parking and overnight spots for vanlife

9. 24/7 pharmacies and first aid points

10. Travel lifehacks (free food points, coworking spaces, safe zones)

To keep the map spam-free without central moderators, we use a decentralized verification and location-based voting system.

Explore the prototype & code: Video Walkthrough: https://youtu.be/R1NnzuvNBAU

GitHub Repository: https://github.com/omni395/trave...

We d love your feedback:

• What features or map layers would be most useful for your travels?

• How do you feel about the decentralized verification approach?