Hi, I’m Clement — building Zyan from web design agency work
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...
Hi PH, I'm Babar — founder of OpsVeritas, launching today
Hey Product Hunt! I'm Babar from Islamabad, Pakistan.
I built OpsVeritas after watching automation workflows silently fail for days workflows that "ran" but processed 0 records. No alert. No trace. Just lost revenue.
We monitor n8n, Make, GitHub Actions, and AWS in one dashboard. AI diagnosis, health scores, weekly digests.
Launching today would love your support and feedback! producthunt.com/posts/opsveritas
Hello everyone, introducing Mundane Read to all
Hi Product Hunt, I'm Niral, the maker.

Mundane Read started with a simple question: how much of the news is the news, and how much is the telling? It reads Australian news all day and, for each article, measures the loaded words, unattributed claims and editorialising, then shows a plainer version beside the outlet's own.
Hi fellow product builders!
I am Vijay - the chief scientist and founder at Ve!
Building a browser for how people actually use the web now that AI is part of the workflow - not another Chrome fork with a chatbot sidebar bolted on.
Curious how this community feels about the current wave of "AI browsers". Most seem to treat AI as a feature rather than rethinking the browsing model itself. What's actually been useful to you vs. what feels like a gimmick?
We've been heads-down on ve.ai for a while and launch in a couple of days.
Happy to share more about the approach if people are interested, and would genuinely love pushback on where we might be wrong! :)
Just finished building a Compact Keywords affiliate website in the shed plans niche
Hi Product Hunt community,
I've just finished building The Shed Nerd, a niche website focused on shed plans, DIY building resources, and helping people find practical information before starting their projects.
This project has been a learning journey into:
SEO and keyword research
Building focused landing pages
Content strategy
Website design
Creating a repeatable growth system
From dart player to founder: building VectorOS
Hey Product Hunt community,
I m Jason, founder of VectorOS - a platform built for darts players, league directors, and the communities that make the game thrive.
15 years in DevOps. Time to change gears.
Hey everyone! Myself Nitesh, DevOps by profession and on a rollercoaster ride since a decade and half.
I think it's time to change the gears for me, as I am launching Nuberio on PH in coming weeks.
Looking for tools which can help me radically filter internet content.
I made this Google Extension to help people aggressively filter what they read on the internet. It is a first attempt. Feedback is welcome, anything similar is welcome too. Currently trying to make something similar for Android phones, which is proving more difficult. Advice welcome. Link to extension
PaperTrailOnUs
Stop losing money to crumpled receipts.
Hello, I'm Jeremy Scherr, an app developer based in Eden Prairie, MN. Every year, millions of Schedule C filers leave thousands of dollars in tax write-offs on the table because tracking receipts is a nightmare. Fading thermal paper, lost invoices, and hours of manual data entry lead to tax-time stress and IRS audit anxiety.
20 years in enterprise IT, now building an army of AI agents — here's what I'm working on
Hey PH, new here, figured I'd introduce myself properly instead of just lurking.
By day I've spent 20+ years running enterprise IT (currently Director of IT at a manufacturing company with sites across North America). By night and increasingly by day too I've been building a small stack of AI-first products, all built around the same idea: AI shouldn't just answer questions, it should actually do the work.
Three things I'm juggling right now:
BudgetSmart AI a personal finance app where you add your bank accounts, credit cards, liabilities etc. AI reads your transactions, auto-categorizes every transaction, and helps you actually understand your investments instead of guessing. BudgetSmart went live in July 2026 and has some new features we just implemented including AI receipt scanner, Financial Vault, and 3 new AI agents to choose from.
ChurchWeb Global website hosting for churches, evolving toward a world where the client never touches WP-admin at all they just chat with an AI agent (meet Noah) who makes the changes for them.
Artivio AI the "AI employee" platform underneath both of the above. Instead of one chatbot, it's a team of specialized AI agents that each own a job one builds websites, one manages content, one handles support working autonomously across every project I throw at it.