I am Anurag and I have been running Sift Talent for the past few months (At Sift we primarily help our customers find their next job) and we have been very successful at it helping them get into almost all tech giants / banks.
Along the way for faster applications, job search - built our internal job search site which I am making it public (https://sift-talent.com/jobs and the MCP server https://sift-talent.com/mcp ) which allows our team to search for ~1 million jobs directly from claude or chat gpt. (You dont need any login or account, just search no gate keeping or ads)
Hi everyone, I'm Usama. I run a couple of niche content sites for dog and cat owners, and I'm starting to build small free web tools (calculators and checkers) to add to them.
I joined Product Hunt to learn how other makers decide what to build, how they validate it before investing time, and how they launch with a very small audience.
I'd love to hear from other solo builders: what was the first small tool you built, and how did you find out people wanted it?
I m Harisha P C, founder at Rish AI Labs. I ve been tinkering in the software and AI space for a while, particularly focused on solving real-world supply chain and inventory forecasting challenges.
Currently, I'm working on predictive demand modeling to help local businesses manage micro-trend inventory spikes. When I m not diving into data architectures, I m usually exploring new dev tools and automated workflows.
I joined Product Hunt to connect with other builders, share technical lessons, and learn from fellow founders who are scaling their products.
My name is Nicol . I'm 16, from Italy, and I've been building SplitPlan an AI-powered app that takes the chaos out of planning group trips.
You know the drill: 8 people, a WhatsApp thread that won't die, a Google Sheet no one updates, and someone who "forgot" to Venmo you back. We've all been there.
SplitPlan uses AI (Gemini) to generate destination proposals based on everyone's preferences, runs a group vote, builds an optimized day-by-day itinerary, and handles expense splitting all in one place.
I m Mitesh, a software engineering leader with 20+ years in IT.
I built AI That Gets Things Done because I believe most people do not want to learn prompt engineering. They want useful outcomes.
donexi(Done with Xtra Intelligence) - Instead of starting with a blank chat box, users choose what they want to accomplish like getting a better job, studying smarter, creating a content calendar, launching a newsletter, or validating a business idea and the assistant guides them step by step to a finished result.
So, I'm new to all of this even though I've been trying to succeed since around 2010. I invented patent-pending technology that is in my app that nobody has. I became sick last year with fluid on my brain and doctors wouldn't see me because it looked like there wasn't anything there so when everything stopped I thought of the technology. I had brain surgery in May and recovery is slow. I'm not allowed to talk about it until April 2027 because then it will be published and 18 months will be up. I'm solo at the moment but hopefully that will change in the near future.
I've been in product for a long time (like.. I didn't have grey hair by then). And every single time, the same villain showed up at the end of the roadmap: implementation. You ship the feature, it's great, and then... nobody uses it, because nobody got shown how. Support tickets pile up asking questions the product already answers if you just knew where to click. Onboarding becomes a graveyard of Loom videos and PDFs nobody opens. I've lived this pain across more products than I want to admit, specially with those that can't just be that one click products due to the complexity behind it.
Here's the part I don't usually say out loud: I have ADHD and I'm autistic. For a long time I was ashamed of it, the way my brain jumps around, fixates, refuses to let go of a weird detail everyone else skipped past. I spent years trying to mask it instead of use it.
