I've been building software since I was in my late teens, and now hitting the grand age of 42 I have - for some reason - decide now is the right time for me to learn how to build apps. Having fostered a great many conceptual ideas for years, I've finally found the drive to try and build product. To take a conceptual idea and see that through to launch. To see the way users explore, good or bad, through the app. To create something that was mine, and not someone else's.

So that's where I have landed today, and while I am dipping my toes into product development, starting off with something small and niche - I hope it gives me the drive to build my next product in the near future.

Hey everyone!

I m Usman, a builder who enjoys turning everyday problems into simple, useful products.

I ve been building and experimenting with different ideas for a while, and I recently joined Product Hunt to connect with other makers, founders, designers, and people who love building things.

I m currently working on Pleviro, a personal admin product focused on helping people keep track of the paperwork and important dates they usually forget.

Hey PH , my name is Arya and I m building Padro, an AI twin platform for coaches, consultants, course creators, and other experts who sell what they know.

The idea is to turn an expert s knowledge, frameworks, and way of thinking into an AI version their audience can talk to when they re not available.

Hey PH! I'm Landon, founder of ReadyPermit.ai.

We help real estate investors, developers, and homeowners know what they can build on any property in 20 seconds. What consultants charge $3,500+ for and take months -- we deliver instantly.

Hello everyone,

I am Zainab, a Virtual Assistant and AI enthusiast who enjoys helping founders and growing teams stay organized, move projects forward, and make work feel a little lighter.

Hey everyone

I m one of the founders of ProveIt, and we just launched on September 1st.

We started ProveIt because technical hiring often evaluates developers in ways that don t resemble how they actually work. Resumes, algorithm questions, and traditional coding tests can tell you something but they don t always show whether someone can actually step into a real environment, understand a problem, and build.

ProveIt takes a project-based approach. Candidates work through realistic technical challenges where they can use the tools and resources they d normally use on the job. The goal is simple: help companies evaluate demonstrated ability, while giving developers a better way to prove what they can do.

Hey Product Hunt

I'm Alex Burak Dogan, a Turkish-American, San Diego-based, and 25 years into building things on the internet.
These days I'm surfacing some of the products I develop (a streaming tool, an AI agent product, several pet care brands, a community, and a few more in the oven). I've been lurking here for a while and finally decided to say hello. Excited to share what I'm shipping, and even more excited to see what you're all working on.
Anyone else here running more than one product at a time? I'd love to hear how you split your attention. Also, please drop a link to what you're building. I'll take a look. Always happy to trade notes.

Hey Product Hunt

I'm Fortino, a software developer and solo founder from Mexico .

A few months ago, I got laid off.

Hey everyone, I m Mohammad, founder of AivekAI.
I d love to connect with other founders building consumer, AI, health or fitness products particularly anyone who has gone through the 0 to 100 users journey.

I ve been building AivekAI around a simple idea: calorie tracking is useful, but logging everything manually creates too much friction.

With AivekAI, you can take a photo of your meal, describe what you ate, or use your voice, and AI estimates the calories and macros so you can review and track them.

We ve recently launched, and I m now at the stage I find both exciting and difficult: going from building the product to actually finding the first users and learning what makes them come back.