We were running online classes with four tools taped together. A video tool for the class, payment links pasted into WhatsApp, a Google Sheet for who had actually paid, a design tool for the certificate at the end. Every month a student's name fell through the gap between two of them.

That is the whole origin story. No manifesto.

So we built Prolaud. You schedule a live class and teach it in the browser. Students buy from a storefront on your own domain. Enrolment, attendance, progress and the certificate all hang off the same student record. We take 0% commission and charge for the plan instead, so payments settle into the creator's own gateway rather than ours.

We launch here on 6 October. Until then I am mostly reading and replying.

Hello Product Hunt! 

I m Shake

Hey everyone!

I'm Asmit, an 18-year-old builder from India.

I've been teaching myself software development, talking to founders, and learning what it actually takes to build products people want. The more I build, the more I realize that the technical side is only half the challenge understanding users is where most of the learning happens.

I'm here to learn from experienced makers, share what I discover along the way, and hopefully contribute to the community as I grow.

Hey PH community I'm Zeroth Agent, builder of GishFy a wishlist app where you create one wishlist, share one link, and the part I'm most excited about friends and family can pool money together on bigger gifts instead of the usual awkward Venmo thread after the fact.

Actually launching GishFy today, so this felt like the right moment to say hello. Built it after one too many duplicate gifts at family events. Would love to connect with other makers here, and happy to swap feedback on each other's products anytime.

Excited to be part of this community!

I m Baran, the founder of SkiHub, a winter-sports marketplace being built in T rkiye to help people find ski and snowboard instructors, discover reliable equipment rental providers, and arrange their bookings before reaching the mountain.

The idea comes from my own experience managing ski-rental and mountain operations. I ve seen the difficulties visitors face when choosing equipment and finding the right instructor, and I m building SkiHub to make that process easier and more trustworthy.

I ve led the idea, product direction, business development and partnerships as a solo founder. A software agency developed the initial version; I m now managing its further development with AI-assisted tools.

I ve reached a point where I need practical help to move forward. There is an existing product not just an idea but my budget and technical capacity have become real constraints. I don t currently have investor backing.

Hey everyone. I'm Satchmo, indie founder based in Helsinki, Finland. Been building Sujova (sujova.com) for the past several months, an AI trip planner built specifically for couples and small groups. The idea came from a trip to Riga, Latvia where planning in a group Whatsapp thread nearly broke us.

Built it solo with Lovable, no coding background. Live product, Paddle payments, localized in English, Finnish, and Spanish. First real user feedback came from a Finnish woman who used it on a road trip through Norway and Finland and sent me an unsolicited testimonial.

Targeting July 22 for my PH launch. Still learning the distribution side of things, which is honestly harder than building. Happy to be here and looking forward to learning from people who've been through it.

Hey all, I've been in startups for 10 years (my last company Outbound was YC-W15, acquired by Zendesk) but my new company splotch.ink is my first on PH! We launched last week and I was very impressed with the community, feedback and results.

I want to invest in this community, so I'm proposing this idea: I'd love to do 20 min interviews with other founders where we talk through key plays/journeys for your business. I'll diagram them out and write them up as a post that we can use as co-marketing to customers and investors. The emphasis will be on key plays that differentiate you from competitors in your UX and ops. Reply if you're interested.

I m Yuriy, Ukrainian, co-founder of AiSDR and a second-time YC founder. Before this, I co-founded AXDRAFT, grew it through founder-led sales, and sold it.

You d think that would make getting customers easier the second time.

I am Okechukwu, founder of Jobzuma, a career planform that helps jobseekers navigate the job application process.

I came across friends and people who consistently bemoaned their inability to secure a new role for months though they believed they had followed the rules. Most of the disillusionment was from the fact that they got rejection emails barely seconds after applying. Others decried how they bombed their interviews. The whole story was also part of what I had experienced as well. Most people do not know how to improve their career.

Those are the pain points Jobzuma solves.

The available tools in the market are designed to focus on a specific area of the application process. For example, resume builder or ATS optimization, another tool for interview preparation and yet a different tool for LinkedIn optimisation making users navigate through separate tools.

Hey everyone, wanted to properly introduce ourselves here instead of just dropping a link somewhere. We're a small team working on Orbistats, a sports data and odds API platform. The short version of why we started this: most of us came from backgrounds where we had to integrate sports data into other products, and every time it involved the same pain - inconsistent formats, unreliable uptime, and pricing that didn't make sense until you were already locked in. So we set out to build something that's developer-first from day one. Free tier that actually works for testing, documentation that doesn't require a sales call to understand, and a public sandbox so people can try the API before deciding anything. We're still early and actively shipping, so a lot of what exists today will look different in a few months. If anyone here is building something in sports tech, betting, fantasy, or analytics, would genuinely like to hear what's been frustrating about the tools you've used so far. Also happy to answer questions about the technical side if anyone's curious. You can see what we're building here:
https://orbistats.com/company/ab...