Most intros start with a product. Mine starts with a number: 100+.
That's how many software projects my team and I have shipped for other companies, across Korea, Japan and English-speaking markets, in logistics, education, manufacturing and finance.
I've been a developer for 15 years. Nearly all of that time went into other people's products. I'd ship, hand over the keys, and move on to the next one.
I'm Jonny, 2nd-time founder from the UK. I run Threatplane, a small cyber-security consultancy, we work primarily with engineering teams to level-up security in a pragmatic, business-aligned way. I've just joined Product Hunt am hope to launch our platform on here soon to see how the engineers/technical founders among you folks like it. We are just getting it shipshape.
I m building Roamset, a tool that turns travel inspiration (YouTube videos, blogs, links) into structured itineraries with maps and day-by-day planning.
I'm Laiba, part of the marketing team behind BetterClaw.
Over the past year, I've been diving into AI, automation, startup growth, and what it takes to bring a product from an idea to a real launch. One thing I've learned is that building a great product is only half the challenge, the other half is connecting it with the right people.
At BetterClaw, we're working to make AI agents easier to build and deploy, without all the usual infrastructure complexity. Being part of that journey has made me even more curious about how founders, makers, and teams turn ideas into products people genuinely love.
I m joining this community because I m fascinated by the tech ecosystem and, honestly, I never stop thinking about digital solutions. My notebook is overflowing with app ideas that I want to start bringing to life (and I know this is the perfect place to find the right spark!).
I come from the world of words and strategy, working in copywriting, copyediting, and translation. I'm passionate about product design and user experience (UX/UI), which gives me a very clear perspective on how to tell stories and make a product connect with people before the first line of code is even written
I'm Lakshmi Narayanan, I'm currently building TalkNWear, an AI-powered real-time translation wearable that aims to make conversations seamless across different languages.
I'm passionate about AI, startups, wearable technology, and building products that solve real-world problems. Right now, we're in the prototype stage, validating our software while developing the wearable hardware.
I'm here to learn from fellow makers, share my startup journey, and connect with founders, engineers, designers, and anyone interested in AI or hardware startups.
Hi everyone! I m Mohammad Maani, founder of QuickAIBuy, based in Amman, Jordan.
My background combines computer science with more than 12 years in leadership, program management, business development and entrepreneurship support across MENA and West Africa.
Hi, I'm Manoj Confession first: I'm a pretty poor speller myself, so this one's personal. spelling.live started as a hands-on exploration of what today's AI could actually do against a real, everyday problem not a demo. The problem was close to home: my daughter Kaya has special educational needs and needed help with handwriting and spelling together, and my son Aarav was deep in 11+ prep. Nothing out there did the job, so I built it myself.
It's live now on web and iOS https://spelling.live
I m a patch and vulnerability management engineer by profession, and recently started building a small security tool based on real operational challenges I face in day-to-day work.
The main problem I m exploring is how teams track security patches and CVEs across multiple sources without drowning in noise.
This is very early-stage and feedback-driven I m not here to launch or promote anything yet. My goal is to:
We built @ShikkeeOS because buying a home still feels absurd.
You re expected to chase contractors, guess the real budget, pray timelines hold, deal with banks that underwrite chaos, and then keep feeding utility bills forever. Somehow this became normal.
