I just joined Product Hunt and really excited to be here.
My name is Emad and I m a solo developer/indie hacker currently building a few projects and trying to learn everything about product building, launching, marketing, and growing products in public.
Still very early in the journey, but that s what makes it exciting. Would love to connect with other builders and learn from people who ve already been through the ups and downs of launching products.
Hi all, Clay here. I am working on FileForge Go and I am excited for our upcoming launch on ProductHunt, on Tuesday, March 23rd. FileForge Go, solves the problem of file limits in AI chats. This is the kind of tool that quietly transforms how fast you can work with AI. I built it because I needed it myself, and think you will too.
Hey, I just learned about this place as I am launching my first product here in a few days. Any tips and it seems some of my edits on my profile aren't always saving? Like the images of my product that I have uploaded. I uploaded three but when I go back to check its only showing one, along with my youtube video link keeps disappearing?
I'm Diana, based in Spain. I actually created my Product Hunt account a few months ago when I was deep in building mode, then disappeared completely because there was too much to build
Today I'm back because we're launching this week.
The product is Solumize AI SDR. An agent that lives on your website, qualifies leads in natural language, reads your live calendar, and books meetings inside the conversation. No Calendly links, no if/else scripts, no human needed after hours.
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 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: