Hi all,

I'm Alex, I've been building systems, writing stories, and strange little ideas that connect people, cities, and technology. My work has taken me to different countries across the globe where I have been humbled by crossing paths with so many wonderful people I've collaborated with. Non-work related, I'm a trail runner, a Zen practitioner, fiction writer and a father (that's work tho ;) ) .

Hello folks!

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.

Hi Product Hunt. I work in legal ops and compliance, mostly around data workflows, vendor reviews, approvals, and internal risk controls.

I'm interested in products that help teams move faster without losing context: clear ownership, audit trails, retention logic, approval history, and practical documentation that people can actually maintain.

A lot of compliance pain comes from waiting too long. Something starts as a quick workflow, becomes recurring, then suddenly nobody remembers who approved it, what data is being used, or whether the vendor was reviewed properly.

I m here to find tools that make those conversations easier earlier, not heavier later. Especially interested in legal-tech, privacy ops, AI governance, vendor risk, and workflow automation that respects real-world constraints.

I'm Sumaiya, a Computer Science graduate and a intermediate builder with experience in building projects in multiple domains!

This is my first time sharing a project here, so I thought I'd start by introducing myself.

My background is in Computer Science, but over the past year I've found myself becoming increasingly interested in something slightly different:

building things people actually want to use.

Hey PH! Co-founder of myMD AI, a preventive healthcare app live globally on iOS and Android. Most health apps help you after you're already sick, we're focused on keeping you healthy before that point.
Pre-launch on PH but already live worldwide.
Would love to connect with anyone who's cracked early growth in health tech!

Hey everyone

I'm Abiud, a builder who loves creating things and gets genuinely excited about turning ideas into products people actually use. I've been lurking here for a while, absorbing every launch story I could find. Now I'm a few days away from putting my first ever SaaS out into the world and I won't lie, I'm pretty nervous. If you've launched before, any advice for a first-timer? I'll take all the wisdom I can get.

Glad to finally be here.

Hi Product Hunt

Hey everyone, I'm Ehtesham, a solo developer based in the UK.

For years, I tried almost every to-do app, but they all had the same problem: I had to remember to open them. If I didn't, my tasks were out of sight and out of mind.

So I decided to build TaskWall.

Hey everyone!

I just joined the Product Hunt community and wanted to drop in to introduce myself.

I m a former IT Specialist and Project Manager, now exploring web creation purely as a hobby. I m not a developer and coding is completely new to me, so I set a fun personal challenge: Can a non-developer build a fully functional web app using only free AI tools and no-code platforms?

The result is my current non-commercial project, the Off-Grid Solar Calculator (built with Framer, Tally, and Google Looker Studio). I m not selling anything it s just a practical tool I built while learning how to size battery banks, calculate daily watt-hour loads, and estimate solar requirements based on location and appliance usage.

To move fast, you got to go slow

Quick Note - As i have taken time reflecting back on what relation and what level of dependency i have with AI, i will be making sure everything i write here is all written by me with no support of AI to replenish whatever diminished cognitive abilities i have now.

Hey all

Genuine question for the parents in here: when you are planning a family trip, where does it usually fall apart?

For us (two kids, 2.5 and 5.5) it's the middle phase. Picking the destination is fun. Booking the flight is fine.