Hi all, just a couple of hours into our launch today, so wish me luck :)
I've been around here for a while and thought today would be a good time to say hi. We've launched something new, and I'm curious to hear from others who've been through this experience.
It's called Metropolix, an interactive startup world built with Threejs and low-poly graphics. The idea is to create something different from existing directories and branding platforms, while keeping it lightweight and smooth to explore.
It's a solo developer project, shaped by my own ideas and inputs and suggestions from the Startup Fortune team. Taking it from idea to concept to execution has been a great experience so far.
I'm Konka, a solo founder with an engineering background, and I trade crypto with my own money. For a long time I kept losing it the same two ways: buying tokens on hype right before they faded, and holding ones that got quietly delisted while I wasn't watching.
So I built the tool I wished existed. 95Crypto tracks what exchanges actually do (new listings, delisting's, margin changes) and turns it into one daily risk-on / risk-off signal across thousands of tokens. The bet is that exchange behavior is a leading signal, it tends to show up before the price does.
It went live on Product Hunt today, which is equal parts exciting and terrifying. The part I care about most is that the track record is graded honestly, hits and misses both, because I'm tired of crypto tools that only show their wins.
I m Can, a solo founder from Turkey. I m working on two things.
TestFi (testfi.app): real people test your app on their own phones and tell you where they got stuck. I started it because user testing was priced for companies with research teams, and most people I know who ship apps are a team of one or two.
LearnScroll: an iOS app that turns notes and slides into short study cards. It s also the first app I m putting through TestFi myself this month, so I get to be the nervous developer for once.
Hey everyone I'm on the Yooada team. We're working on a voice-first assistant for email, calendars, notes and follow-ups.
The corner we're especially interested in is people who handle their own client work: you send the quote, promise a revision, or agree to check back next week. The email is dealt with; the commitment isn't.
I'm here to learn how people keep those loose ends visible, and to compare actual workflows rather than collect another list of AI features. A plain reminder or a note may already do the job that's useful to know too.
If you work solo or in a small studio, what's one follow-up your current setup makes surprisingly hard to keep track of?
A bit about how I got here: at my previous company, 30% of our budget went into building and maintaining end-to-end tests. That experience stayed with me and eventually led me to work on this problem myself.
For my whole professional career I have wanted to learn the content of various professional books. I like reading, but learning by reading is extremely tideous for me.
I'm solving that problem by turning books into bite-sized lessons, much like Duolingo does for Languages. I'm at the point where I need a few real users to test the application, get some feedback/data and understand whether it's a viable idea. First time hearing about Product Hunt. Launch news coming soon!
I'm Fahad, an independent developer and the founder of Harmiz.
I love building products that solve real-world problems using technology, AI, and automation. I started Harmiz with the vision of making AI-powered business workflows more practical, efficient, and accessible.
I'm passionate about turning ideas into working products, experimenting with new technologies, and learning from the startup and developer community.
