My name is Vladimir Kelin, I build iOS apps. Just search me on the App Store and you'll find 3 of them. However, it's been 10 years since I left working on a company and become and entrepreneur. Plans where big! And today... I have only 3 apps, and 3 more in development, some of them since 2017! What's my problem? Well, mostly it's a budget: I don't have enough revenue from the apps, so I have to provide freelance services. Good way to get rich experience, actually. But not the shortest way to accomplish my goal. What would you recommend?
I'm Li, a solo founder figuring things out as I go.
I didn't set out to build a company formation tool. A friend spent 2 months and $800 trying to register a US LLC for his SaaS wrong state, wrong entity type, 8 IRS phone calls. I helped him redo it in one week for $250. That experience stuck with me.
Now I'm building TopStartNow one-click US company formation for founders outside the US. LLC + Registered Agent + EIN + Domain + Email + AI website builder, from $200/year. No SSN needed. No visa. From anywhere.
hey everyone, i'm Sal. i build apps, and i'm doing it in public.
the first one is MealWisp. i save a ton of cooking reels and almost never cook any of them, so i built something that reads a reel (video, audio and on-screen text) and writes the real recipe with every amount and every step. then you can cook it step by step, plan your week and get one shopping list. there's also a "What should I eat?" feature that suggests dinner ideas based on what you like.
Hi Product Hunt, I'm Kabelo, a solo founder from Pretoria, South Africa. I built Hover on a 2011 PC with no dedicated graphics card, and today it's live.
It started as a personal itch. To jot down a thought, I had to find an app, open it, sign in and start typing. By then the thought was half gone. I searched for a long time for an app that worked the way I wanted, couldn't find one, so in March I started building it.
Hover is an overlay that stays invisible until you need it:
Press Ctrl+Space and a note is right there. No app to open.
I'm Neo, in Orlando. I'm building software for indoor playgrounds and family entertainment centers. I'm here to learn how other makers handle a pre-launch with a small, specific market.
Hi Product Hunt! I m with BOMTOBE, the team behind orke, a desktop workspace for Claude Code and Codex: https://orke.bomtobe.com/ I work on marketing and am here to learn from makers building with AI agents. For a solo founder, what helped you decide a product was ready to share: a clear use case, a usable product, early user feedback, or something else? What signal made you feel ready to put your work in front of other makers?
I'm Samuel, a recent CompSci grad from the UK. I built Answerly (chrome extension) because it's the tool I desperately wished I had during my degree.
I was constantly getting stuck on problems and grew so frustrated with the clunky process of copy-pasting code errors or screenshotting quiz questions into a separate AI tab. It was a total focus-killer.
Answerly is my solution: a one-click AI assistant that lives in your browser. It visually analyzes your screen to solve the problem right in front of you, so you never have to break your flow.
I build practical AI products across education, employment, decision support, real estate, and business automation. My focus is turning complicated real-world problems into tools that feel clear, useful, and accessible.
I m here to learn from other founders, improve how I bring products to market, share what I m building over time, and connect with people creating meaningful technology.
