Hey Product Hunt

I m Mia, a Marketing Specialist at Coolplay GmbH.

Greetings everyone,

Myself Hiral Shah, an Independent developer in India building a product, a Windows desktop productivity app sold as a Premium subscription with licence keys; free to use, launching early November 2026.

Hey everyone, I m Luke, I m here to discover interesting products, learn from people building startups, and explore ideas at the intersection of business and technology. I enjoy seeing how founders solve real problems and turn simple ideas into useful products. Looking forward to discovering what everyone is building and connecting with like minded people.

Hi everyone! I'm Andriana, based in Warsaw. I do business development and I'm one of the co-founders of a small team building a sales workspace. Before that I spent a lot of time on cold outreach, discovery calls and way too many spreadsheets.

Autumn is conference season and I'm planning my calendar right now. I'll be at Web Summit, and I'm still deciding on a few smaller events.

Hi everyone!

I'm Lloyd, founder of HUNTA... and today is our launch day, so I'm finally introducing myself properly.

Quick backstory: I kept meeting people in small towns and islands who knew every hidden corner, legend and secret spot... and watched them scrape by while big tour platforms took all the tourism money.
So I built HUNTA, a marketplace where locals turn their town into a self-guided treasure hunt, publish it in minutes, and earn 60% of every sale. Think Airbnb for walking treasure hunts... players get an authentic local adventure on their phone, creators get paid for what they already know.

Right now we have live hunts across the UK, Italy, France, Thailand, New Zealand and Greece... from a pub-twist trail in a small English market town to a sunset riddle walk through Oia in Santorini.

Hey everyone, I'm Max, a solo maker. I've been lurking on Product Hunt for a while and finally decided to introduce myself.

I mostly build small, practical tools. My main project right now is a browser-based toolbox the one constraint I set from day one was that files never leave the user's browser. No uploads, no server-side processing. That rule ended up cutting a lot of features I wanted to build, but it also made the product honest: it can't promise "best in class," only "your file didn't go anywhere."

Before this I spent most of my time on web development data work / whatever], which is probably why I keep gravitating toward tools that are boring but useful.

I'm here to learn from other makers especially people who've shipped something with a hard technical constraint and had to cut features because of it. I'd love to hear what you gave up and whether you'd make the same call again.

Hi there,

I am Andrei a solo developer and the founder of Malaneo AI. I live in Germany and got a beautiful girlfriend that really supports me with founding every product I launch. Honestly, I failed twice and I've put two years into developing failed products. And this time I aim to get things right. Learning from past mistakes I am currently building a platform that ships physical products with generated AI designs and images.

1. Choose a product: a cup, a poster, a tote bag, ...

2. Prompt via chat interface anything you can imagine. Tell us your design goal.

3. Our AI creates the design and fits it directly onto the product.

4. You can order it directly. We produce it. We deliver it to your doorstep.

Hello everyone, I'm Asym Alwali.

I'm 19 years old, building my first startup while growing my personal brand in public.

Hey everyone I'm Abdul, maker of ditdah.

I built a free Morse code translator that works both ways text to Morse and Morse back to text. It can also decode Morse from audio and images, plays translations out loud with speed control, and includes a printable chart and a trainer for learning by ear.

I'm launching it here on Product Hunt tomorrow and would love honest feedback from this community before the big day what's missing? What would make it more useful?

Launch page: https://www.producthunt.com/prod...