I'm new to Product Hunt and wanted to introduce myself.

I'm a first-time founder and recently launched Iter, an AI-powered travel planning app that learns a traveler's interests, style, and pace to create personalized itineraries while keeping users in control of customizing every aspect of their trip.

Over the past eight months, I've gone from an idea and a set of sketches to working with designers and developers to bring a real product to life. The journey has taught me a tremendous amount about startups, product development, AI, UX, engineering, and the realities of building something from scratch.

One thing that has stood out to me already is the incredible amount of knowledge, support, and generosity within the Product Hunt community. I've learned a lot simply by reading other founders' stories and launch journeys.

I m Mukesh, currently building Xevileye.

For a long time, I kept noticing something that didn t sit right with me:

Creators do all the hard work
they create content, build trust, drive traffic

But when it comes to affiliate platforms, they still end up giving away a part of what they earn.

Hi everyone

I'm Kasia - scientist, dog lover. My background is a bit all over the place: I've worked on particle accelerators, medical devices, AI systems, and embedded hardware. Outside of that I run a tech YouTube channel (@hackherway) and teach coding workshops for kids, (focusing on girls though ;) )

The most recent thing I built is woofLogs, a training tracking tool for dog owners and trainers. It came out of a frustrating personal experience (hoping to launch it here soon).

I've trained dogs for years and could never find a decent way to track whether any of it was actually working. So I built one.

Hey. I'm not great at introductions but here goes.

I'm a solo developer in the UK, starting a one-person software business called Code and Sea. I work a full-time corporate job alongside it, and I manage ME (Myalgic Encephalomyelitis) a chronic illness that puts a hard ceiling on how much I can do in a day.

Hi Product Hunters!
I'm Pete, a freelance copywriter based in the UK. Been in this fabulous trade nearly 17 years and worked in-house at digital marketing agencies, building up a treasure trove of experience before going full-on freelance eight years ago.
I look forward to engaging with you on the platform!
Thanks!
Pete

Hey Product Hunt I m Heshan, a career product manager but making a transition to work for myself as a solo-founder based in Sydney Australia.

After many years working in product and technology, I m now putting that experience into a few projects of my own:

Musiac - helping people discover live music, comedy, theatre, artists, and venues they might otherwise miss.

Hey Product Hunt community,

I m Ayush, a student founder and developer from India.

I recently launched Rifair AI, an AI-powered hiring assistant built for HR teams, startups, recruiters, and hiring teams.

Rifair AI helps hiring teams:

hi everyone,

i built lullogram for someone i love. they're neurodivergent, and i watched them try app after app that promised calm and just didn't fit. the popular ones are built for a quiet mind that wants to get quieter. they're not built for a mind that's already overwhelmed, where a busy screen or one more login is the exact thing that tips you over the edge.

I ve been working on Clarno, a tool focused on helping founders validate ideas and think through problems before they spend time building.
Most of the work has been around understanding user pain points and structuring early decisions.

Recently, I introduced new card styles in the product to make outputs clearer and more actionable. I d like to share how these look in practice, so if you have a startup idea or even a random one, drop it below and I ll run it through and show you the output.

Also would love to hear what you re building.