I am three months into clear aligner treatment and building a tracker for it while I use it (I am my own QA!). I pulled every public App Store review of my main competitor app in the category. 1,426 of them, 55 storefronts, off Apple's per-storefront feeds.
Rating by year: 4.04, 3.79, 3.82, then 3.08 in 2025 and 2.88 so far this year. My main competitor is tanking their app for perceived short term gains!
Hi Product Hunt, I m Louis, a 23-year-old recent graduate in CS and Economics. I started building my own projects because traditional corporate roles bored me and the junior job market in France is dead right now.
My main project is Nerdit, an infrastructure layer that turns any hardware you own (like a Mac mini, Raspberry Pi, or VPS) into a private cloud for software development. Think of it as a self-hosted, privately-owned Vercel.
I'm building Web App MUHURTA a decision-timing engine that brings Vedic timing into your everyday calendar.
I'm a developer, and like a lot of builders, I naturally gravitate toward the part where you can open a laptop, solve a problem, and see something working at the end of the day.
MUHURTA started from a different kind of problem: we're very good at planning what to do and when to do it but not necessarily at choosing the right moment.
So I started building a tool that combines a Vedic timing engine with your real calendar. It looks at your personal timing, your day, and your schedule to help surface better windows for important actions.
Hi! Hope you are having a good day. My name is Arshil. I am a skilled in building systems. My experience lies in making AI workflows for companies, general software development and game development. Other than these I have also dabbled in robotics, product design, graphic design and writing. I post my devlogs on linkedIn. If you want to read about my thoughts on life, do checkout my substack where I occasionally write. I am building MakeSense which is meant to give out the learning system I used to win multiple national and international recognizable events.
Excited to finally introduce myself here! I'm Eva, Head of Marketing at RenderDraw we build tools that help B2B sales teams communicate and sell complex, configurable products more effectively.
We just launched Journeys by RenderDraw, an AI-powered immersive 3D presentation platform built for modern sales teams. It's been a huge team effort and today feels like a big milestone for us.
I wear a lot of hats marketing, ops, GTM strategy, AI adoption so I'm always curious what other makers and marketers are building and what's actually moving the needle for them.
Happy to connect with founders, marketers, or anyone navigating B2B SaaS. Say hi!
I'm Sarah. I shipped my last app (Stamp'd) and watched it sit at zero. Not because the product was bad. Because I had no idea where my users actually were. I burned weeks asking ChatGPT where to post. Once I figured out the actual channels, Stamp'd got 300 users in the first month.
I'm Baris. I finished my PhD in Computer Engineering last year and currently work as a Senior Research Engineer in Istanbul, T rkiye. My background spans networking, systems, and machine learning including deep reinforcement learning which led to publications, citations, and eventually a UK Global Talent Visa as an Exceptional Talent.
I'm a lead software developer based in Switzerland, and lately a big part of my work has been defining systems and setups in order to harness the power of AI in software development and solutions building - and where it just creates a different kind of work.
I'm the founder of Rank Pluto Agency, where we help businesses grow with:
SEO & Technical SEO Local SEO & Google Business Profile Optimization Google Ads Management AI Automation Solutions Website Optimization & Digital Growth
Our goal is simple: help businesses rank higher on Google, generate qualified leads, and scale with data-driven marketing strategies.
I've spent years coaching service business owners the kind of people running HVAC, plumbing, cleaning, landscaping companies. Hard workers. Fully booked. Always moving.
And almost every one of them had the same quiet fear:
"I think we're doing okay but I don't actually know."
