I know, putting long-term next to job search sounds awful and a bit dystopian. But it s a reality for a lot of us.

For me, job searching meant endless LinkedIn scrolling, refreshing company career pages, and digging through irrelevant postings to find something worth applying for.

You can put up with that for a week or two. When it stretches into months, it becomes soul-sucking.

I m building Job Seek around a simpler idea: follow the companies you d like to work for, save your filters, describe the work you want, and let new matches come to you.

Hi everyone,

I'm Nadiia, leading marketing at G-MOS, a Google Ads automation platform.

I've been on PH daily for a while now, and honestly, it's become one of my favorite places to explore startups and different tools that can actually help in day-to-day work.

We're also getting ready for our own launch soon, so it feels like the right time to finally join the conversation and connect with like-minded people. Excited to finally be here as a member, not just a reader! :)

I have spent more than two decades in enterprise sales, business development, product, and services. I am now building rankedin, a career-intelligence product that helps people understand where they stand professionally and decide what to do next.

The idea came from seeing capable people work harder and harder at their careers without becoming clearer about their strengths or direction.

I m here to learn from other builders, understand what people want from career tools, and share what we are learning as we build.

What problem are you working on, and what made you start?

Hey everyone,

I m a mechanical engineering student, which means my brain is wired to look at physical manufacturing processes like how a foundry operates and figure out how to make them relentlessly efficient.

Recently, I started looking at the Creator Economy and realized that digital product sellers (on Etsy, Gumroad, etc.) have terrible workflows. They are spending hours manually zipping files, researching platform-specific SEO, and entering metadata. It s the digital equivalent of a broken assembly line.

Hey Product Hunt

I'm Alex Burak Dogan, a Turkish-American, San Diego-based, and 25 years into building things on the internet.
These days I'm surfacing some of the products I develop (a streaming tool, an AI agent product, several pet care brands, a community, and a few more in the oven). I've been lurking here for a while and finally decided to say hello. Excited to share what I'm shipping, and even more excited to see what you're all working on.
Anyone else here running more than one product at a time? I'd love to hear how you split your attention. Also, please drop a link to what you're building. I'll take a look. Always happy to trade notes.

Hi everyone, I m Ilyas!
I m a former M&A banker (Barclays and Lazard), where I worked on deals worth over $1 billion in Europe and Africa.
For years, I used to code in Excel. Now, I ve switched to Zed and the terminal.
I love building products, and my favourite stack is Laravel and React.
I m active on LinkedIn, where I m currently sharing a 12-week challenge: building and launching a new product every two weeks, in public.
Looking forward to meeting fellow builders!

Most intros start with a bio. Mine starts with a number: 63%.

I parsed 559 public CLAUDE.md files (the rules people write for their AI coding agents). 63% of what's in them isn't an instruction at all: folder trees, notes, docs. And of the real rules, under half are concrete enough to ever check automatically.

That explained something that had been bugging me. My rules file said "never push without asking", and Claude pushed to main anyway. Nothing told me. The rules were advice, and nobody was checking.

So I built RuleReceipt. It reads your real agent sessions and tells you, rule by rule: followed, broken, or can't tell, with the exact line as proof. It only says "broken" with hard evidence. Runs locally; nothing leaves your machine.

Hello everyone!

Just wanted to introduce myself to the community! My name is Sam McNeil, and I m the owner of Listlens.io.

Hey everyone!

I've been following Product Hunt for a while now, constantly inspired by how fast makers build and iterate on their ideas.

My daily work revolves around business development and helping team projects transition from initial concept to scalable builds. I'm joining the community to get closer to the maker ecosystem, learn how founders navigate early-stage growth hurdles, and share insights on digital product workflows.

Beyond tech, I love analyzing what makes user onboarding smooth and how product presentation impacts early adoption.

Hi everyone! I m Carlos, a solo builder currently based in New Zealand.

I ve been working as a software engineer for several years, mostly on backend systems and integrations. Recently, I started spending more of my spare time building small products of my own.