hi friends! I'm jess - the creator and founder of bene: where beauty sleep meets neuroscience
Nice to meet you all! Originally from Australia I left corporate banking earlier this year to retrain as a pilates teacher and relocate to Sri Lanka. Best decision I ever made. Over the last few years I've become obsessed with the brain, specifically the intersection where neuroscience and manifestation meet, and the power we all have to rewire our minds and build our dream life. Speaking of dreaming that's exactly where bene comes in. bene blends the science and the magic manifestation into a sleep app built for anyone who is ready to have a better nights sleep and wake up as their best self. It's time to get in bed with bene. Launching on Product Hunt soon all tips welcome!
Hey PH! 👋 I’m Victor — 10+ years shipping full-stack/AI systems, gearing up for my biggest launch.
Hey Product Hunt! I'm Victor Lee. I've been a lurker and a fan of this community for a long time, and I figured it was finally time to properly introduce myself.
I m a full-stack and AI software engineer. For the past decade, I ve been building production web systems across Canada, the US, and Asia from handling high-volume microservices at Amazon to serving as a founding engineer building out production LLM and RAG pipelines for startups. (I also have a habit of building side projects, like some mobile dictionary apps that somehow hit 100k+ downloads! )
After years of integrating AI into enterprise products, I realized how fragmented the AI tool space has become. That led me to my current obsession: Nuveki.
We are building a multi-agent AI platform where over 400 specialized agents (marketing, coding, research, etc.) collaborate in real-time in a single workspace. Instead of juggling 10 different AI tools, you get one orchestrated team.
Hi PH 👋 I'm Bhaumik — We build guardrails for AI agents
As teams give AI agents more autonomy, the risky moment isn't the agent saying something wrong it's the agent doing something wrong: sending a payment, deleting records, changing a customer's data. And when it happens, the log usually says "authorized." No breach, just automation doing exactly what it was allowed to do, faster than anyone could catch.
Most tools secure the conversation or catch problems after the fact in the audit log. But by then the action already happened.
So We built @Execlave runtime governance that checks every agent action against your policy before it executes, not after. We're a small bootstrapped team from Germany, live on PH today.
Curious what this community thinks: as agents get more autonomous, where should the line sit between letting them act and making them ask first?
<h1>Hi Product Hunt 👋 — Building Theta PM</h1>
Hey everyone!
I m Ezekiel, a founder and builder from Nigeria.
I ve been building Theta PM, a project management SaaS designed to help teams, freelancers, and growing businesses plan and manage their work without making project management feel unnecessarily complicated.
I ve been working on it for quite a while now from the dashboard and Kanban boards to tasks, subtasks, Timeline, Gantt, analytics, and collaboration features.
Good evening late night - I am 16 year business systems and data analyst turned founder/vibe coder
My name is Jon!
I live in Los Angeles. My entire career I've been a software analyst, writing user stories, working intimately with developers, speccing BRDs, user stories, and working on complex projects for proprietary feature development of SaaS apps and backend data integration. I'm industry agnostic, but everyone needs tech and people who know agile and software.
I was laid off twice in less than 12 months. Currently in between jobs I'm leaning in on my veteran experience...I'm not a trained software engineer, I'm a self taught python scripter who loves pandas and SQL data analysis. With those skills, I'm vibe coding a mobile app just because I know the proper handoff channels, mediums, terminology and experience software teams use to vet requirements, build, and ship it out.
I've made some fun apps in my GitHub, but right now I'm laser focused on a new upcoming EV app to debut in SoCal, USA.
Stay tuned to learn more and don't be a stranger!!
Skills learned in session vanish when patients need them most. What's tech's job here?
Hi everyone, let me introduce myself — an indie developer with 20 years of experience 👋
Hi Product Hunt!
I'm a solo indie developer who's been coding for 20 years through multiple tech stacks, countless late nights, and more failed projects than I can count. After spending most of my career building products for companies, I recently decided to take the leap and go all-in on building SaaS tools and content sites for the global market.
Over the past few months, I've launched a couple of projects that I'd love to share with this community:
1. LatentTracker.com a fan information hub for India's Got Latent (the hit comedy-reality show hosted by Samay Raina). It tracks Season 2 episodes, guest profiles, bonus content, and even includes interactive tools like countdowns, quizzes, and prediction games for fans. The latest bonus episode (August 10, 2026) featured Badshah, Sourav Joshi, Harssh Limbachiyaa, and Rajat Sood and I'm keeping everything updated in real-time as the season unfolds.
Builder let's meet !
Hey Product Hunt!
I'm Baris, a software architect and so-called "serial entrepreneur". I've spent the last decade building things, from military simulation software under NATO standards, to IoT robotics with government R&D grants, to a full Web3 gaming and DeFi platform.
I love the moment when a messy problem clicks into a clean system and it works in the first trial (never happens unless you're blessed from the God of ALU). Architecture, smart contracts, embedded firmware, event pipelines. I've touched most layers of the stack over the years and I still get excited about all of it. Honestly, coding and system design are my comfort zone. I can architect a distributed system or debug an embedded code all day. Marketing and outreach though? That's new territory for me. But I figure if I could learn to build all of this from scratch, I can learn to talk about and Product Hunt feels like the right place to start.
Hello Product Hunt community! 👋
I m Tawhid Sadman, a frontend and WordPress developer from Bangladesh. Currently, I m working as an intern at CODERLIFT, where I focus on building efficient web solutions.
I built GoalFlow Hub because I was tired of switching between multiple apps just to keep track of my life. I wanted to create a unified, focus-driven workspace where anyone can track their long-term goals and daily habits without the clutter.
This project is built with React, Supabase, and Tailwind CSS, and it s something I ve put a lot of heart into refining over the past few months. Whether you are a fellow developer, a creator, or someone just trying to stay organized, I hope GoalFlow helps you own your time and visualize your growth.
I m here all day to answer your questions, hear your feedback, and learn how I can make GoalFlow even better for you. Let s connect and talk about productivity!
Most AI writing tools are solving the wrong problem
Hey Product Hunt
Unpopular opinion:
Most AI writing tools are solving the wrong problem.
I am building Contentsaurus and I do not think people struggle with writing. They struggle with thinking clearly at the start. That blank page moment is not laziness. It is confusion disguised as delay.