Hi everyone! I'm Sara.

I used to work as a junior backend developer, and now I'm building AI products.

Right now I'm working on an AI assistant for LinkedIn that analyzes profiles and posts, gives personalized growth recommendations, and generates content in your own writing style.

I'm here to learn from other founders, share my journey, and hopefully help others along the way.
link to my startup - LinAI

Hello,

I hope you are doing well.

My name is Genki Nakamura. I am a software developer with over 9 years of experience in Japan. I have worked at various companies and gained experience across diverse fields of the software industry.

I am currently seeking collaboration opportunities with talented developers and experts overseas.

Hey everyone, I'm Muhammad, founder of Snikus, a startup and founder community platform built on one simple idea: founders should rise on merit, not connections.

We're still early, growing daily, and honestly still figuring a lot out, but that's exactly why I'm here. We're looking for beta users to join, explore, and give us real feedback as we build.

A quick look at what Snikus is: every startup gets a permanent page (not just a launch-day spike), with a public team tab, open roles for real hiring, a public roadmap, and progress updates. The ranking system is fully transparent, every action has a fixed, known point value, so visibility is earned through actual work, not follower count or connections.

Right now we're onboarding our first 100 members with a Founding Member badge, a permanent number tied to the account forever. Once that batch fills, it's gone for good, so if you're curious, now's genuinely the best time to jump in.

My entire career has been about one thing: protecting and serving customers. IT security, systems design, lifecycle support, customer service every role was customer-facing. I learned that trust isn't built in the backend. It's built in every interaction.

But I also saw a broken pattern. Growing businesses were being priced out of great customer support. Enterprise tools with enterprise price tags. Per-seat taxes. Hidden AI markups. It felt like the industry was punishing companies for not being big enough.

When you run solo (or near-solo), you re the marketer, the writer, the salesperson, and the ops person, all day.
The killer isn t that any one is hard. It s the switching. Marketing slips because you re closing a deal. Follow-ups slip because you re fixing ops.
Nothing gets your full brain.
So here s the question I keep chewing on: money aside, if you could hand exactly one of those off tomorrow, which one goes first, and why that one?
I ll go first, and specifically: for me it s follow-ups. Not because they re hard, but because they re time-sensitive and I always notice the dropped one
3 days too late, when the lead s already cold.
What s yours?
(For context I ended up building a tiny AI team that runs content, sales follow-up and ops overnight so I just approve what ships, we call it MyInc.
Happy to share how it handles whichever one you pick. PH folks: 2 weeks free, no card, code [MYINC-PHFORUM].)

Hey PH community

I'm Pavel, solo founder from Georgia. Building two products:

Complyance EU AI Act compliance for SMBs. Free classifier, no signup. Enterprise tools cost $50K+/year, we built it for $99/month.

TraceHawk MCP-native observability for AI agents. See every tool call, cost, and decision. 2 lines of code.

Hi! I'm Cassi, 5 year veteran of PH, also I am a developer and community amBOSSador at BOSS.Tech. Passionate about building solutions that transform how entrepreneurs manage their businesses. Our SuperApp consolidates essential tools into one mobile interface, streamlining operations with AI-powered insights and real-time tracking. We want to empower businesses to grow smarter together!

Happy to connect. Proud of what we have built. Looking forward to meeting more here!

Hey everyone

I'm Anshika, working in Business Development at an IT services company.

A big part of my work involves talking to founders and teams building products, and that's also what got me into communities like this. I really enjoy seeing people build in public, share what they're learning, and talk about the thinking behind their products, not just the launch itself.

I'm also into cold outreach and growth experiments. I'm always curious about what actually makes someone stop, read a message, and reply instead of just scrolling past it.

Hey everybody! Yigit here. I just love to build and make things. I do it throughout my career and finally now, I decided seek your guidance through idea validation, feedback and hopefully some tests.
I had this problem of managing my personal finance for a while now. I tried few apps but was not satisfied with them. Entering names, amounts, selecting categories, dates etc. was too much of an effort for me. That was just the 'creating a record' part let alone my investments, recurring payments etc. So I took the challenge to create fAInant. A personal finance app that leverages AI and automatically captures your bank notifications and turns them into transactions. I have built my MVP and here I am.

Hi Product Hunt community!

I'm Sol, a QA Engineer with almost 7 years of experience in test automation ( web & mobile testing), and currently a Philosophy student based in Mexico .

Along with my partner (a full-stack developer), I'm co-founding JenovAI - an AI-powered test automation platform that's going to change how you think about testing.