I've spent the last few weeks building ClearCatalogue, a tool that turns messy supplier spreadsheets into clean, import ready catalogs for Shopify and WooCommerce. Duplicate SKUs, missing stock data, pricing errors, the stuff that quietly costs merchants money before anyone notices.

This is my first real product launch. Solo build, tested against real, messy data, not just clean demo files. Genuinely excited and a little nervous to be putting it in front of this community tomorrow. Would love to connect with other founders here, especially anyone who's dealt with the joy of supplier spreadsheets.

Hey everyone! I m Alisson Idal , joining from S o Paulo, Brazil.

I ve spent the last 17+ years building technology companies and digital products across fintech, banking, payments, product, and experience design. Along the way, I ve worked as a founder, CEO, VP, CPTO, and board member, helping create and scale products used by millions of people.

I m quite new to the Product Hunt community. I ve been involved in all kinds of businesses before, ranging from physical products to e-commerce, but this is my very first SaaS company.

Together with my co-founder @olli, we built ScreenCI. We got tired of manually re-recording product videos every time our software UI changed, so we built a tool that turns Playwright tests into automated, AI-voiced videos.

Hey everyone! I'm new here and about to explore Product Hunt world,

My name is Jimidesuu but you can call me Jimi and I am handling 3 projects as the Community Manager right now which is how I end up finding techs and products which is how I ended up here.

Hey Product Hunt! Really excited to finally be here.

I'm a solo indie developer from India. I spent 8 months building my first app failed multiple times, ran out of ideas, started over again and again. No co-founder, no investor, no team.

The hardest part wasn't the code it was believing the product was worth finishing.

Would love to connect with other solo founders here. What was the hardest moment for you when building your first product? Did you ever almost give up?

• Hey PH community!

  I m the builder behind SubPulse. Like many of you, I got tired of losing money to random auto-renewals for AI tools, streaming, and SaaS subscriptions I stopped using months ago.

  Most trackers force you to link your bank account or create unnecessary cloud accounts just to log a $10/month fee. I wanted something completely private, so I built SubPulse a lightweight Chrome extension that runs 100% locally in your browser.

  What it does:

  • Tracks total monthly spend with clean brand logos.

  • Alerts you before automatic renewals hit ("Tomorrow", "In 3 days").

  • Visual budget limit indicators (Blue/Amber warning colors).

  • Zero accounts, zero bank links, zero cloud storage.

  Free tier handles up to 5 subscriptions, and Pro unlocks unlimited entries + CSV export + trend charts.

  Would love to hear your thoughts or any feedback on how to improve it!

Hey everyone

I m an Android & iOS app developer, and mobile apps are pretty much the area of tech I enjoy most. Building them, designing them, figuring out what users actually want, shipping updates, breaking things, fixing them again all of it.
I d especially love to connect with other people who are building apps, working in mobile, launching their own products, or simply interested in the app world.

I ve learned quite a lot from building and shipping apps myself, and I d love to share some of those experiences here, but I m equally interested in learning what everyone else is working on and how they approach things.

Hey ProductHunt Community,
My name is Iromal Perera and I just got on Product Hunt just today
I want to share something that has genuinely changed the way I work as a consultant and then ask for your help taking it further. For years I worked directly with SME owners and CEOs who were stuck in the same pattern: overloaded with information, pulled in every direction, and still not growing the way they knew they should be.
Not because they lacked drive. But because nobody had ever sat down with them and said here is what you are fundamentally great at, and here is how we build everything around that. Most agencies skip that conversation entirely. They go straight to tactics. Social posts. Ad budgets. Campaign calendars. And the business keeps spinning without ever gaining real traction.
That's where marketeerpro.ai was born. It became my consultant's secret weapon a framework that cuts through the noise and helps businesses lay the groundwork first. Understanding their core strengths. Building the brand architecture. Mapping out a multi-tiered strategy that goes beyond digital into partnerships, relationships, and the kind of thinking that creates real scale.
The results have been clear. Clients who were confused about their direction found it. Businesses that were plateauing started moving. Owners who had tried agency after agency finally had a foundation they could actually build on. Now I want to scale marketeerpro.ai to the wider world and I genuinely believe this community is the right place to start that journey.
marketeerpro.ai I would love your advice on a few things:
How would you prepare a product like this for a big launch?
What does this community respond to most when a founder shows up with something that works?
Who should I be talking to, and what would make you get behind something like this?
I am here to learn from the best. Any guidance, connections, or honest feedback would mean the world and I'll make sure you're part of the story when this goes live.

Hi Product Hunt!

I m part of the team behind Saleoid, an affordable CRM built for small businesses that want to manage leads, customers, sales, and follow-ups without dealing with unnecessary complexity.

While working on Saleoid, we noticed that many small businesses struggle with the same things: scattered customer information, missed follow-ups, complicated CRM interfaces, and software costs that quickly add up.

That led us to focus on a simple idea: CRM software should make sales easier, not create more work.