I m Nihar, a software engineer and indie developer. I spend most of my time building products and experimenting with side projects.
Recently I launched a small app called Mummy s Cooking, which started from a pretty personal problem. As an international student living away from home, I wanted to cook more regularly but realized how messy meal planning can get. Recipes in screenshots, grocery lists in notes, and meal ideas scattered everywhere.
I'm new to Producthunt and wanted to say hi. I'm an aspiring founder trying to build a SaaS. The hardest part for me has been finding the right ideas to go after and marketing.
I've already been motivated by looking at a few posts that members have made!
Sales as we know it is changing rapidly. Conversations are harder than ever companies have firewalls blocking emails, calls go straight to voicemail or get answered by an AI agent, and on LinkedIn everyone is swamped with unsolicited pitches. Buyers HATE IT.
And as sellers, we aren't doing much better.
SDRs are burning out sending hundreds of outreaches a week for a 3-5% meeting rate. Quotas are going up. Budgets are getting cut. While the tools available are great, they aren't much help. Intent signals, scraped data, "personalization" it's all still guesswork. You're still interrupting people who never asked for it.
Like many of you, I spent years drowning in repetitive boilerplate code manually syncing schemas, API routes, and frontend types. It felt like I was spending 80% of my time on "plumbing" and only 20% on actual innovation.
That s why my team and I decided to build ObjectStack, a metadata-driven engine designed to automate the heavy lifting of software development. Our goal is simple: allow developers to define logic via metadata and let the engine handle the rest.
I'm not a dev or programmer. But I felt that AI could help me making what I have imagined in my mind which is very cool. So even though I'm still struggling, it's getting to somewhere.
I'm Gretchen, an AI enthusiast and part of a small team working on productivity tools around the idea of a "second brain." Lately we've been exploring ways to make AI chats and knowledge easier to organize and search.. especially as conversations with tools like ChatGPT start piling up. I'm here to learn from other makers, share what we're working on, and hopefully get feedback from people who care about productivity and AI workflows. Looking forward to connecting with everyone here!
I m an entrepreneur who has spent the last few years building and operating businesses. During that time I realized something frustrating most founders track their business data across multiple tools and dashboards, but none of them clearly show the real metrics that matter.
I built Flow Metrics to simplify that.
My goal is to help founders quickly understand how their business is performing without digging through multiple platforms or relying on vanity metrics.
Hey everyone, I've been lurking on Product Hunt for a while now but I finally decided to actually post something. This is my first time really building in public and it's honestly kind of terrifying putting your work out there like this.
I'm actually an EE major so I usually spend my time tinkering with circuits or more theoretical stuff, but I really wanted to create something that actually helps people out in their day to day. I feel like I just wanted to contribute something useful to the world instead of just thinking about it.
Hey PH community! I m Enes. I ve always been obsessed with the "leaky faucet" problem in SaaS: Passive Churn.
I m building CrunchSave to help small teams get enterprise-grade revenue recovery without the enterprise price tag.
I'm currently building this in public and would love to connect with other founders. If you ve ever struggled with failed Stripe payments, I d love to learn from your experience!
