Hi, I'm Boahs, a QA engineer who builds browser tools
Hey everyone, I'm Boahs. I've worked in software quality assurance for more than six years, primarily around test automation, browser testing, APIs, regression strategy, and CI/CD.
Outside of work, I like building small tools that solve problems I run into myself.
My latest project is ChannelFence, an open-source Chrome extension for persistently blocking unwanted YouTube creators.
hey babe a new dev just arrived
Hi all!
Nicolas from France
Old lurker new maker here. SWE with 13 years of professional experience, and many more tinkering with electronics and computers before that.
Happy to meet and learn from y'all folks. I am sure I'll have some questions / roasts asking / questions about rules for my product :)
Actually first question. I will do two apps: one free on the app store and a paid companion app. Is it acceptable to do two PH launches?
Happy making!
Building the Personal Brand OS for coaches, consultants executives, and founders — Junaid Awan
Hey Product Hunt Junaid here.
Founder of MilanAura AI Studio, based in Austin, TX.
I build systems. Started with Python infrastructure (enterprise backends, zero-downtime migrations) now building the brand layer on top of that.
MilanAura is a Personal Brand OS. The Brand OS dashboard delivers 14 files every Monday in your voice LinkedIn posts, video scripts, imagery briefs, SEO intelligence, and a Brand Pulse score across 6 dimensions. Voice DNA captures exactly how you communicate at onboarding. You review, approve, and publish. Nothing goes live without you.
We also built PresenceStudio - professional AI imagery in 90 seconds across 8 luxury environments.
3 free images, no card.
Welcome to ListLens!
Hello everyone!
Just wanted to introduce myself to the community! My name is Sam McNeil, and I m the owner of Listlens.io.
The team got Product of the month before I joined, now the pressure is on for the next launch
I built a free, serverless tool to package digital downloads instantly.
Hey everyone,
I m a mechanical engineering student, which means my brain is wired to look at physical manufacturing processes like how a foundry operates and figure out how to make them relentlessly efficient.
Recently, I started looking at the Creator Economy and realized that digital product sellers (on Etsy, Gumroad, etc.) have terrible workflows. They are spending hours manually zipping files, researching platform-specific SEO, and entering metadata. It s the digital equivalent of a broken assembly line.
Hey Product Hunt — excited to be here
Hey everyone!
I'm a founder and builder who spends most of my time working on software products and figuring out how technology can solve problems that people actually experience in everyday life.
I've recently joined Product Hunt because I want to become more involved in the builder community not just when launching something, but throughout the process of building, testing, learning, and improving.
I'm particularly interested in:
Tired of Managing Multiple Social Accounts — So I Built a Tool That Automates Everything
Why I Built a Tool to Automate Social Media Scheduling
The Problem With Managing Multiple Social Media Accounts
Managing social media across multiple platforms can quickly become overwhelming. Every platform has its own posting schedule, content format, analytics dashboard, and engagement strategy. As someone handling several accounts at once, I constantly found myself switching between apps, missing posting times, and struggling to stay organized.
What started as a manageable workflow slowly turned into a daily challenge. Content creation took too long, scheduling posts became repetitive, and tracking analytics across different platforms felt inefficient. I realized there had to be a better way to manage everything from one place.
Maker Intro: Shipping scalable apps, breaking things, and learning
Hi Product Hunt community!
Dropping in to introduce myself. I m an engineer and indie builder passionate about full-stack development, cloud deployment, and system security.
My philosophy is simple: write maintainable code, validate data strictly at the boundaries, and ship software that solves tangible daily headaches.
What brought me here:
Connecting with other indie founders and developers
Exchanging constructive feedback on UX, architecture, and launch strategies
Preparing to launch some exciting tools in the coming months
Feel free to connect or drop a link to what you re currently shipping. What's your biggest priority for your product right now?