... and start building his own startup

After years of advising entrepreneurs, I'm now experiencing the challenges of building an MVP myself, navigating the exciting (and sometimes frustrating!) world of vibe coding, debugging, and product development.

I'm here to learn from fellow makers, share my experience, exchange ideas, and support the community wherever I can (including bringing a legal perspective if/when useful).

Hello Product Hunt!

I'm Karthik, co-founder of TeamPlay.

We help remote and in-person teams break the ice with live multiplayer games during meetings, workshops, and offsites.

Let's get to know each other, but in a more challenging way Only 3 words to describe yourself.

No more, no less.

I ll go first

Hi!
I'm a video game developer who loves creating products, and tech.

My day job is programming video games and AI (classical kind)
By night, I let my imagination and curiosity take the wheel.
At the moment, that's with Lapline.
Lapline (https://lapline.app/) is a training analysis and health tracker platform. Stay on top of your training, measure real progress, stay motivated, and as Cuca, your personal assistant about anything training related
Feel free to try it out. Free "Pro" tier during open beta until end of year.

Hi, I'm Karina.

By trade: growth. 13 years, 100M+ downloads along the way. Games, TikTok ads, B2B brand campaigns across 15+ markets. I work in English and Russian. (My English came from being yelled at by clients. Just kidding. Mostly.)

Now I run growth for an AI product. The paradigm hooked me before the job did: agents you brief and check in with, instead of magic you pray to. If it gets adopted, it takes a real class of busywork off people's desks. That "if" is my job now. And here's the plot twist: after 13 years in growth, I'm the AI beginner in the room. Not embarrassed about it. Honestly kind of thrilled. Being new means I get to ask the dumb questions out loud, and I'm the person who actually sticks around for the answers.

About me: I jump between hobbies like I'm testing the universe's wifi. I'll go deep on something random for fun, then forget it exists a week later. I love meeting people who build things, and I actually reply to comments. So say hi. Tell me what you're working on, I'll tell you what I'm learning. We can be beginners together.

Hey everyone. I'm Lalit, and I work in marketing for B2B SaaS companies.

I've spent most of my career inheriting brands that were built by people who were very good at features and very bad at clarity. They had a full page for every capability, a slide for every integration, and no answer at all when I asked what the company actually did. My first move is always the same. Cut the noise in half. Then cut it again. Whatever is left is usually the real thing, and it's usually been there the whole time, buried under twelve paragraphs nobody read.

I'm Rick, founder of Pinnacle Digital. I ship small apps (WizeMe, Founders Tank, SUDHI) and do their marketing myself. I also build tools that let AI agents do real work with a human signing off on the decisions.

Two are public: Code Factory, which audits AI-proposed code changes, and WMM, a marketing workspace my agent operates. I'm dogfooding WMM on my own app WizeMe's Facebook Page, where it has published exactly one approved post so far. Glamorous? No. Verifiable? Yes.

Here to meet people running coding or marketing agents in against real accounts, and to steal your better ideas about where the approval line should sit. What are you building?

Ok, I've lurked here long enough - time to say hi officially...

I'm Anna, a 4x Founder with 33 years as an entrepreneur. And now I can add AI app builder to my CV!

For almost 4 years, I've been a Business Foundation Strategist, working with Solos and Founders with small teams to fix their foundation before it becomes an expensive problem.

Hi everyone, I am Chandran, founder of Rupato, a UK-based product photo and video editing business operated by Liditech Ltd.

I am building a clearer way for ecommerce teams to keep the brief, editing, quality checks and delivery together. A good-looking image is only part of the job: the crop, colour, file size and consistency across a whole collection matter too.

I will be sharing practical image-review tips and the decisions behind building Rupato. I would also like to learn from people running stores, creative teams and agencies.

When you prepare a batch of product images, what takes the most effort: writing the brief, keeping the edits consistent, collecting feedback or getting the final files ready to publish?

I m Kartavya, building WeekMate and exploring how technology can make everyday business operations simpler and help businesses grow. 

At WeekMate, we re building an AI-driven, all-in-one business suite to help businesses manage their everyday work in one place.