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.

My entire career has been about one thing: protecting and serving customers. IT security, systems design, lifecycle support, customer service every role was customer-facing. I learned that trust isn't built in the backend. It's built in every interaction.

But I also saw a broken pattern. Growing businesses were being priced out of great customer support. Enterprise tools with enterprise price tags. Per-seat taxes. Hidden AI markups. It felt like the industry was punishing companies for not being big enough.

Hi everyone! I m the founder of LumaFlow, a budgeting app I built to make managing money feel simpler, clearer, and less overwhelming.

LumaFlow brings your everyday finances into one place including bills, income, budgets, savings goals, debt tracking, spending trends, monthly summaries, forecasting, and optional bank syncing. My goal has been to create something that gives you a clear picture of where your money is going without making budgeting feel like another job.

I ve been building and testing LumaFlow feature by feature, and it has officially reached Google Play Closed Testing. The Play Store experience is also available in English, Spanish, and French.

Hi Product Hunters, I'm Trace.

Since 2017 I've run a marketing agency for service businesses: roofers, HVAC shops, garage door companies. Every week looked the same. We ran search, ads, content and email for each client, then spent hours pulling reports so the owner could see what actually brought in jobs.

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.

Hi everyone! I'm Vasiliy, a solo developer. When the original Omegle shut down, I kept thinking that the most interesting strangers are the ones you can't talk to, because you don't share a language. So I'm building Veilr: random text, voice or video chat where messages can arrive translated and calls get live captions in your language.

A few things from building it, mostly with Claude Code as a coder + critic pair of agents:

I chose captions over a dubbed voice: you still hear the real person.

An empty room kills random chat, so while you wait there's now a voice AI in your language, always labeled as AI.

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 Troy.

I'm a data analyst who likes building tools to solve the annoying problems I keep running into.

I started Fieldr because I spent too much time bouncing between spreadsheets, maps, and reports just to answer simple location questions:
"Who owns this area?"
"What changes if we move this boundary?"
"Are these territories actually balanced?"

I wanted something where I could just upload data, draw on a map, and immediately see the impact without needing a full GIS setup.. I am certainly not GIS specialist.

Hi everyone! I'm Toshiaki, founder of WorldTrend G.K., a small two-person app studio based in Japan.

We build mobile apps with Flutter for a global audience an on-device AI photo upscaler, a code-puzzle app for learning programming, and a dice puzzle game currently in development.

I'm new here and looking forward to learning from other makers, trying out new launches, and sharing honest feedback. Happy to chat about Flutter, indie app development, or app store publishing (iOS/Android)!

Me and my partner have been dreaming to build a tech company for a long time. We wait for 30 years to have the courage because being a professional with a steady income was a high barrier to cross and more importantly, we have a family to feed. Then we invested patiently in tech companies and finally got FIRE. And here we are started our journey to verify our dreams. We have built our first app, which was an Instagram like photo app that verifies copyright with NFT. It is still sitting on the Apple app store with 56 users. It was a failure because users are not actively uploading pictures, and we have difficulties to reach out to photographers and artists, who are our target users. Then we started to build "Media-ana", a deepfake detection tool, which will be launched on Product Hunt on Friday. This is a beta version and we still need a lot of feedbacks to improve the product.

After diving right from a tech investor to a tech developer, I found developing is not the crucial part, distribution is. Finding the right users (persons/entities) are contacting them are the most difficult part. Let me know what you think.