https://da-mo.lovable.app

i don't know how to code, or really anything about technology, but i did cobble together a social media site using lovable and claude based on an idea i've had for a while. it basically has three interrelated components: a catalog similar to the one that is found on 4chan in which anyone (with a profile) can submit a short story, editorial or piece of art, and it is sent into the catalog to either do well or poor. each one of these pieces are then bumped off of the catalog after a certain period of time into an archive which is searchable and has a side bar with related content like on youtube, and finally a third component in which the 70 most popular articles (both the "bumps" in the catalog and the criteria for landing on this component are based on a synthesis of likes and views) are published on a magazine portion of the website which gets updated once a week. try it out. if it sucks then let me know you won't hurt my feelings i don't mind being dumped on my head im not a tech person lol

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.

Hi all,

I'm Mona, a marketer turned founder from Germany.

Helloo everyone!

I'm Raj, a product designer who's been running design at a digital agency for a few years. A few months ago, our team started working on something on the side that quickly turned into a full product.

I'm Gohar, founder of 90daysfromtoday.org. It's a free tool that calculates any number of days forward or backward from any starting date, whether that's today, a past date, or a future date. It can also calculate using working days only, skipping weekends. Results show up in multiple formats, plus a full calendar view.

I built it because most date calculators are cluttered with ads or require signups just to get a simple answer. Mine is instant and clean.

Would love your feedback, and I'm curious what date calculators (if any) you currently use.

I m a builder who loves taking everyday problems and turning them into small, working tools.

I m constantly working on new ideas and trying to solve actual pain points. For me, it s not about quick hacks and moving on. I see myself as a long-term product builder who likes to build something genuinely useful. So

i joined Product Hunt to connect with other builders and share what I m making.

Hey everyone! I m Johny, a content writer and web dev enthusiast. I've been a quiet lurker on Product Hunt for ages, but seeing all the cool stuff everyone launches here finally gave me the push to say hello!

Most of my days go into front-0end coding, messing around with clean web layouts, and digging into weird online trends and internet culture to write about them. I'm basically all about taking messy tech stuff and making it simple and fun to read.

Lately, I ve been building my own projects and putting all my focus into creating useful digital resources. If you're curious and want to check out my website, feel free to take a look!

Super excited to hang out here, learn from other makers, and see what you guys are building. Drop a comment if you're into web dev or digital culture too!

Hi everyone!

I'm Sandhya from India, and I'm excited to be part of the Product Hunt community.

For the past 8+ years, I've worked in SEO and digital marketing, helping businesses improve how they're discovered online. Lately, I've been spending a lot of time exploring AI-powered products not just because they're new, but because I'm curious about which ones actually solve real problems.

One thing I enjoy is understanding the thinking behind products: what problem inspired them, how founders approached the solution, and what users think after trying them. That's what brought me to Product Hunt.

Every brand has a logo, most have a colour palette, a growing number have a sonic identity (a jingle, a notification sound). Almost none have thought about what their physical space actually smells like, even though smell is the one sense wired almost directly into memory.

That gap is what BrandScent is built around. We design signature scents for hotels, retail spaces, and events across Australia, treating fragrance as an actual brand asset rather than an afterthought. It's a strange thing to explain at a dinner party, but the short version is: a customer forgets what a room looked like a lot faster than they forget what it smelled like.

Founded it, still figuring out the best way to explain this category to people who've never heard of it. If anyone here has worked on sensory or experiential branding, genuinely curious how you'd pitch it.