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.

Hey everyone! I'm Ray, the founder of Feel Free Always.

I started building it because most self-improvement apps made me feel like I was failing a checklist. I wanted something calmer: you check in with how you actually feel, take one meaningful step, and let that be enough for the day.

It brings together a daily check-in, habits, journaling, goals, and a quiet space called The Sanctuary for short breathing sessions. There's also a Freedom Tree that grows as you use it.

I'm planning to launch here soon, so I'm spending some time learning from the community first. I'd love to hear from other makers:

I'm Brian, worked as an operations manager and every day was frustrated with the "tools" that we were using to track and display information. It never would look right in my brain and i got sick of it so i started building my own using data bases and CMR's such as notion and GHL for sources of truth that would keep a live and interact dashboard of need to know information at the tips of your fingers.

Now i spend most day looking for ways to improves the world around me starting with those that are closest to me, designing programs to help them get precious time back to spend on other task or more importantly with their families.

Heyo guys! I'm Kishan. I've been a generalist software engineer for the last 6 years, and I'm launching my first product now!

Today, documents are being created at an unprecedented rate with AI, and for the first time, non-technical people are generating real HTML, apps, and reports. But there's still no non-technical way to deploy and share them.

That's the itch I've been scratching with DocStash, the home for what your AI makes.

Just ask your existing agent to stash your HTML, Markdown, PDF, Excel, Word, or a static React/Vue app get a stable private URL. Flip it public to share with the world.

Hi everyone I'm Aykut, a solo, non-technical founder.

Two years ago my washing machine broke and I couldn't tell if it was still under warranty. I couldn't find an app I trusted (privacy-first, no data selling), so I decided to build one myself despite not being a developer.

With heavy AI assistance, I went from idea to a live app on the App Store and Google Play, in 15 languages, as a solo founder. It's called Master of Home appliance warranty & maintenance tracking, with zero-server privacy (your data never leaves your phone).

I'm launching on Product Hunt on Aug 22, and I'd love to get to know this community before then.

I first became a founder at 21, back in 2007, when I built a job placement consultancy. It was doing well, but an unhealthy team situation forced me to step away.

Destiny had other plans. I moved into the corporate world, where the next 18 years gave me the opportunity to work on difficult problems across Service Delivery, Transformation, Transition, Agile, Project Management, Automation, Cyber Security and AI/ML.

I ve spent years seeing how businesses work, where they struggle, how people get hired, and what it takes to get the right people into the right roles.

Now, at 41, I m back building again.

Hi everyone!

I m a freelancer exploring the world of AI and how it s changing the way people work, create, and build products. I m especially interested in AI tools, AI-powered workflows, and the growing opportunities around AI.

I joined Product Hunt to meet other builders, learn from what people are creating, and exchange ideas with others exploring the AI space.

Excited to be part of the community!

Hi everyone

I m Ahmed A. Hassan, founder of TheAdens and owner of Kafawebs Solution, a web and software agency based in Washington State.

My background is in computer engineering, software development, and nonprofit leadership. Through working closely with nonprofit and community organizations, I repeatedly saw small teams trying to manage donors, donations, grants, programs, email campaigns, documents, and follow-up tasks across spreadsheets and disconnected systems.

That experience led me to build TheAdens, an all-in-one nonprofit operations platform designed for small and growing organizations.

Hey Product Hunt

One thing felt strange while studying modern SaaS branding.

Every tool promised productivity. Yet most teams still feel operationally overwhelmed.

One platform manages tasks. Another manages communication. Another handles CRM.

Hi Product Hunt. I work in legal ops and compliance, mostly around data workflows, vendor reviews, approvals, and internal risk controls.

I'm interested in products that help teams move faster without losing context: clear ownership, audit trails, retention logic, approval history, and practical documentation that people can actually maintain.

A lot of compliance pain comes from waiting too long. Something starts as a quick workflow, becomes recurring, then suddenly nobody remembers who approved it, what data is being used, or whether the vendor was reviewed properly.

I m here to find tools that make those conversations easier earlier, not heavier later. Especially interested in legal-tech, privacy ops, AI governance, vendor risk, and workflow automation that respects real-world constraints.