Hey everyone, Carlos here

I m a real estate investor, operations guy, and lately, a slightly obsessive builder.

I started building software because I kept running into problems in businesses I actually operate and thinking, Why is there not a better way to do this?

That turned into BrickGrade, and eventually a couple of other products I m working on. I m not a lifelong tech founder or developer. I m learning, building, breaking things, talking to users, and figuring it out as I go.

Hi Product Hunt

We re Alien X Tattoo, a tattoo and piercing studio in T rkiye, and we ve been experimenting with a slightly unusual question: what happens when a traditional tattoo studio starts behaving like a technology startup?

Alongside custom tattoo design, realism, fine line, black & grey and piercing, we re building TETE, an AI-powered studio assistant designed around the actual workflow of a tattoo studio.

TETE is being developed to help with tattoo consultations, visual requests, artist matching, pricing guidance, customer communication, appointment workflows and aftercare information.

I'm Stas, co-founder of Hintli. We just launched on Product Hunt and I'd genuinely like feedback from this community.

What it is: an AI guide that lives on your website. It answers buyer questions from your own content, drives the page (scrolls, highlights the right section, fills forms), handles objections, and books the demo. It's not a chatbot it guides people through the buying decision the way a good salesperson would.

Who it's for: complex B2B SaaS teams whose site loses qualified visitors who can't get answers fast enough. Setup is one script tag, live in minutes, no API key to start.

Why I'm posting: beyond votes, I want honest takes is the positioning clear? Does "not a chatbot, a buying experience" actually land, or is it confusing? What would make you try it on your own site?

Two years ago I was running growth for a small team. Four people, six tools, one shared Notion doc that nobody trusted anymore.

The actual problem wasn't any single tool. Each one worked fine on its own. The CRM knew the deals. Analytics knew the traffic. The content scheduler knew what was queued. But none of them knew what the others knew, and the person connecting all of them was me, every single week.

Hi Product Hunt! I m Jinny, a Computer Science student at Boston University and a software engineer with a passion for fashion and community-driven products.

I created Crazy Sajangnim because online shopping is convenient but making purchase decisions alone isn t always fun. The platform brings designer-fashion sales and social interaction together, helping shoppers discover deals across Korean and U.S. retailers while sharing finds, shopping lists, styling ideas, and honest opinions through its integrated blog.

I m building Crazy Sajangnim to make online shopping feel more like shopping with friends. I d love to hear your feedback, feature ideas, and thoughts on how we can make the experience even better!

Hi, I m Mel. I work on customer experience at BOSS.Tech. I believe great products aren t just functional. They re memorable. I focus on how customers move through the product, how everything connects, and how we can keep improving the experience every single time someone uses it. Happy to chat about how we design with people in mind.

Hi everyone

I am Shivam and I am a SaaS growth agency founder

I have been working with startups and founders on growth and helping them build a stronger online presence

I currently have 21K+ followers on LinkedIn and one of the things I enjoy most is connecting with new people learning about what they re building and having genuine conversations with other founders makers and builders

Hey everyone, my name is Aman, and I'm building a no-code trading platform, Nvestiq. I've had a ton of engaging posts on Reddit, which is how I grew most of my user base. Last week, someone recommended I get involved in PH forums before my launch in a few weeks. I've, of course, heard of PH being in the startup community, and I'm sitting here thinking, who cares about a random project someone is trying to promote? (Trust me on reddit, that is the absolute last thing you want to do lol).

Then, today, a second person asked me if I heard about PH. I said yeah definitely, I know what it is, just never got around to really engaging through it or honestly even checking it out. Again, someone else says to me, "you should get involved in the forums they have, that's actually where I got my first paying users." Then it hit me. I thought to myself, you know what, screw it, I'm just gonna introduce myself. People might care, might not, but there is definitely a sense of community, and that can help a lot. Whether it be getting users, giving/receiving tips, scaling, etc.. So here it is. Thanks for reading this through and I guess I'll be spending a lot more time here.

Hello, my name is chunhee from South Korea.

I'm excited joning product hunt because I wanted to make my own product for a long time.

I m Clement Heck, the solo founder and full-stack developer behind Zyan. I started building it full-time in January 2025, self-funded.

The idea came from agency work. For a client-site change, I wanted the brief, the actual code, the review and the client s decision to be easier to follow together. That grew into a workspace with an AI-assisted browser Builder, client projects, approvals, portals, SEO and CRM.

I ve just published a short Builder walkthrough: Claude Code edits a demo dental-practice page while the preview updates beside the terminal. The changes are local for review.

Public walkthrough: https://zyan.ai/build?utm_source...