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.

I m Mukesh, currently building Xevileye.

For a long time, I kept noticing something that didn t sit right with me:

Creators do all the hard work
they create content, build trust, drive traffic

But when it comes to affiliate platforms, they still end up giving away a part of what they earn.

Hey. I'm not great at introductions but here goes.

I'm a solo developer in the UK, starting a one-person software business called Code and Sea. I work a full-time corporate job alongside it, and I manage ME (Myalgic Encephalomyelitis) a chronic illness that puts a hard ceiling on how much I can do in a day.

I started as a software engineer, moved into product work, and became a founder. The questions got bigger along the way.

Does it work? Does it solve something people care about? And how will people find it, understand its value, and trust it?

Hey Product Hunt community,

I m Ayush, a student founder and developer from India.

I recently launched Rifair AI, an AI-powered hiring assistant built for HR teams, startups, recruiters, and hiring teams.

Rifair AI helps hiring teams:

Hello everyone

I m a software engineer, and I built something I think you might find useful.

It s called Qfza, which means jump to in Arabic. It helps you search inside YouTube videos and jump directly to the moment you re looking for.

I'm Rob and I am very close to launching my 'second brain' product. I know personal productivity is a bit crowded but this is something of a passion project for me. I have notes on my 'system' going back to 2003 when I was a Palm Pilot user and had an idea for a modern organizational system based on PDA's and the possibility of having your second brain go with you everywhere.

I'm not great at social media as I'm something of a technical person (and old enough to not really be as 'connected' as I could be). So for now I just wanted to kick things off by an introduction and will start connecting with others that are also working on personal productivity tools. Would welcome any advice or feedback from others.

hey, I'm Aksh, solo dev from India.

I've been building Riven Deploy for the last few months. you connect a GitHub repo, it detects the framework, builds it and gives you a live URL. every push redeploys. apps run in Mumbai and billing is in INR with UPI.

the reason: most hosting platforms charge in USD, need a card that works internationally, and run far from India. a lot of devs here get stuck at the payment step itself.

it's live and has some paying users, but I haven't launched on PH yet. before I do, I want honest feedback:

Hey Product Hunt Community

I m Innocent Palmer, a website designer and ads specialist from Nigeria.

I spend most of my time building websites, running Meta and Google Ads, and helping businesses turn their ideas into something people can actually see, understand, and act on.

I m naturally curious, especially about things that don t quite work the way they should. That curiosity has pushed me into experimenting with products, marketing, websites, and different ways of solving business problems.