Hi yall! Solo founder planning on releasing local-first AI cost management tool built into Claude, Cursor, etc across all your providers. First time doing this so any tips and tricks would be amazing :)
I believe great ideas should never be hidden by a lack of writing skills. My mission is to help marketing agencies, creators, and business owners free up their energy so they can focus on original ideas rather than repetitive drafting.
I m an Android & iOS app developer, and mobile apps are pretty much the area of tech I enjoy most. Building them, designing them, figuring out what users actually want, shipping updates, breaking things, fixing them again all of it.
Most recently, I released Zoom In on iOS, after having it on Android for quite a while. Bringing it to a new platform was a really interesting experience, especially seeing the differences between building, launching, and preparing an app for both ecosystems.
I d especially love to connect with other people who are building apps, working in mobile, launching their own products, or simply interested in the app world.
Most intros start with a pitch. Mine starts with a habit: every week, I test new indie tools, productivity gadgets, and direct-to-consumer tech to see how they actually perform in the real world.
A few years of breaking down tech products and reviewing lifestyle items taught me something interesting: the biggest gap for early-stage makers isn't building the product it's translation. Getting a tech gadget, an app, or an innovative physical product to click with everyday users in a meaningful way.
Three things I've learned from testing and creating content around tech and lifestyle:
A polished landing page rarely beats a clear, raw demonstration of how a product solves a daily annoyance.
Most early-stage tech fails not because it lacks features, but because the first touchpoint feels too corporate instead of human.
Cross-market testing (like bringing global indie tech trends into LatAm markets) creates completely different feedback loops for makers.
I built PivotPartner with my DoraHacks hackathon team, with trailing spouses in mind because I am one myself.
I've relocated five times, and each time I've had to rebuild from scratch: finding a network, figuring out where to look for opportunities, understanding which remote job boards to use, finding freelance platforms, and trying to understand what actually works in a new country.
I realised how scattered everything was.
That experience is what led me to the idea for PivotPartner an AI career copilot designed to help trailing spouses navigate career disruption after international relocation.
What's up Product Hunt! I'm Bartholomew. I'm a baker who happens to be building an app on the side. I loathe staring at screens, so I'm trying to figure out the ultimate lazy stack where AI agents handle the messy background work for me. If I can get this thing making money passively, I am immediately checking out and spending the rest of my days covered in flour. Great to meet you all!
I ve been checking out Product Hunt for a while now and I really like seeing what people are building. There are so many new products coming out every day, and it s interesting to see the different problems they are trying to solve and how they make their products work for people.
I ve mostly just been reading and exploring until now, but I thought it was time to start being a little more active here.
