My work for the past few years has been at the intersection of AI and product figuring out what actually gets built vs. what stays on the roadmap, and why those two lists are rarely the same.

Here to learn how builders in this community think. The PH crowd seems to move faster than the environments I've worked in. Curious what that looks like from the inside.

What are you building right now?

Hi! I m Luca Martinez, a Senior Software Engineer. Over the past few years I ve helped startups and founders build things from scratch and then scale them once they start getting real users. A lot of my recent work has been around AI systems and performance-heavy apps.

I spend most of my time on stuff like building AI workflows (Agentic AI Systems, RAG, LLM, Data Engineering, Multimodal AI, agents, etc.), Full Stack(React, Node.js, Vue, Python, etc.) & Mobile Apps (React Native, Flutter, Supabase, etc.) and making sure everything actually runs well in production. I ve also done a fair bit with cloud setups (AWS, Docker, Kubernetes the usual stack).

Not really into messy, rushed builds. I prefer working with people who want things done properly so they don t break later.

If you ve got something you re building and want someone who can think through the architecture and just handle it end-to-end, happy to chat. I can usually sketch out a rough plan + timeline pretty quickly. I usually work long-term with teams rather than jumping between quick one-off tasks.
https://lucamartinez.vercel.app/

Hi everyone! I'm Sam

I run Integria Consulting, an executive search firm in Montreal. Over my career I've kept seeing the same pattern: hiring doesn't break for lack of talent. It breaks before the first candidate is even contacted, because the recruiter and hiring leader were never truly aligned on the role.

That's what we built Alynd (pronounced "aligned") to fix. It's an upstream, AI-powered workflow that locks in alignment at intake, flags bias early, and provides transparency around the scope of the role in the form of a candidate-facing brief.

We're launching soon!

Hey everyone

I m Azaz, a software engineer and maker from Pakistan. I enjoy building small products from scratch, putting them in people s hands, and figuring things out along the way.

My latest project is SubTrack, an Android app I built around a problem I kept noticing with recurring subscriptions. It started small, but I kept adding things that made sense while actually using it, like custom payment reminders, detailed PDF reports, Google Drive backup, 45+ currencies, CSV export, spending insights, and more.

I m still very much in the building and learning phase, so I joined Product Hunt to meet other makers, see what people are working on, and learn from the process behind their products.

Hi, Product Hunt.

My name is Alexander. I am a solo developer from Zambia. No big team. No venture capital. No fancy office. Just me, my laptop, and a pain I could not shake.

I started struggling with the job market at an early stage. I watched opportunities pass by not because I lacked skill, but because I was in the wrong country, did not have the right connections, and could not afford the expensive tools that everyone said I needed. I tailored resumes until 2 AM. I wrote cover letters that felt like begging letters. I applied to hundreds of jobs and heard back from almost none.

That kind of rejection gets inside you. It makes you feel invisible. Like the world decided your value before you even got a chance to speak.

Hey Product Hunt,

I m Mohamed.

I ve been training since 2015, and I m currently building Rex Fitness Companion, an early AI fitness companion for people who already know how to train but still struggle with consistency.

I m still very early, so I m not here to launch or promote heavily yet.

Hey Product Hunt, I m Kunal, a developer at WorkElate.

I work on the engineering side of WorkElate, building and improving features around AI, productivity, and workplace workflows. Being part of the product journey has given me a chance to learn not just about writing code, but also about how products are shaped by real users and feedback.

I joined Product Hunt to learn from fellow makers, share what I learn along the way, and contribute wherever my experience can be useful.

I m especially interested in connecting with people building AI, developer tools, productivity, and B2B SaaS products.

Hey everyone,

Been reading product hunt for years. watched so many launches, big companies, small teams, random ideas. i was always just silent here, never posting, just watching and learning. didnt even have an account for a long time tbh.

only when i started working on my own saas i actually understood what PH is really for.

quick intro: im in web hosting almost a decade now, worked with different hosting companies, infra, domains, systems, all that stuff has been my daily life for years.