Over the past few months, I've been having fun building little apps with AI tools. I made a few cool things for myself, played around with them, enjoyed using them and then realized they were just sitting there, seen by no one but me.

It got me thinking about all the creative people out there building amazing things with AI but getting stuck when it comes to domains, hosting, or simply sharing their creations with others.

I wanted to make that part easier. So I built FLASHTOV: a simple place where anyone, even without technical experience, can share their apps in seconds, give them a home, and let others discover and enjoy them.

Here's the funny part: I don't know anyone in my personal circle who builds apps. My environment isn't tech-oriented, so right now FLASHTOV is filled with my own creations only.

For the last two years I have been building one small app about time. And I'm launching it here tomorrow, Wednesday, October 28, so, it felt right to say hello first :)

It started in September 2024 with a question that sounded almost silly. How much time do I actually waste every day? For about ten days I wrote my hours down in a paper notebook. I could see single evenings well enough, but I had no idea what they added up to.

Hi everyone

I m Thibaut, a French founder with 6+ years in affiliate marketing and SEO.
A few things I ve built:

gptchat.fr: I launched it when ChatGPT was brand new and barely known in France. It ranked #1 on Google, peaked at 70k+ visits a day, and was monetized with AdSense (CPC around 0.25, so volume did all the work )
Dating sites: built and grown through affiliate marketing, which taught me everything about conversion funnels and what makes people click, or leave

Now I m building Hotflow: a link in bio that starts a conversation instead of showing a list of buttons. Creators fans hear their voice, chat in one tap, and get a reply at any hour.

Hey all, I've been in startups for 10 years (my last company Outbound was YC-W15, acquired by Zendesk) but my new company splotch.ink is my first on PH! We launched last week and I was very impressed with the community, feedback and results.

I want to invest in this community, so I'm proposing this idea: I'd love to do 20 min interviews with other founders where we talk through key plays/journeys for your business. I'll diagram them out and write them up as a post that we can use as co-marketing to customers and investors. The emphasis will be on key plays that differentiate you from competitors in your UX and ops. Reply if you're interested.

Hi everyone, I m Mike from Victoria, Australia.

I ve spent 30+ years in Internet/IT, running email, DNS and web hosting, and building and running custom applications for clients, mostly in the hospitality industry.

I m slowing down a little now, and have built something for fun: a web app that lets groups of friends, family or workmates track and compare their daily WORDLE game scores. It started as a way to settle arguments in our own group (and cut down on my manual effort keeping monthly tallies and daily results) and has grown from there.

I m new to Product Hunt and looking forward to seeing what others are building, and to getting honest feedback on my project before I launch properly. What advice would you give a first-time maker?

I m Faseeha, but people usually call me Fazee, so feel free to call me that too!

I m an AI & Data Science grad who loves building things on the internet. My usual routine? Get a random idea, start building it, get stuck on one tiny thing for way too long, and finally get it working

Recently, I built ZendiMind AI a free tool that helps make sense of customer reviews and feedback using AI. The idea is to help people find useful insights without spending hours going through reviews one by one.

I m still figuring things out, trying new ideas, and learning as I build. That s honestly one of my favorite parts of this journey!

Hey everyone. I m Aliya, and I m a graphic designer who spends a lot of time exploring how products present themselves.

I ve spent most of my career looking at products built by people who were great at features but terrible at clarity. They had a landing page for every capability, a screenshot for every integration, and a visual hierarchy that made my eyes hurt. My first move is always the same. Strip away the branding. Look at the plain text. Whatever is left is usually the real thing, and it s usually been there the whole time, buried under a dozen gradients and drop shadows.

The test I care about most isn t the logo or the color palette. It s whether a user can understand what the product does in three seconds without reading a single word of body copy. If they can t, I don t blame the user. That s my problem. Somewhere between what the founder built and what the customer sees, the visual signal got lost. My job is to find it and fix it.

I joined because I want to hear how other makers think about this. Not the polished case studies, the messy version.

Hi Product Hunt community!

I'm goldenlord, and ComposeFlow is officially my very first digital product!

My name is Tia. Founder of jaralock. I also teach simulation and
I love all things ai anc love to help others .

https://www.skool.com/simulation...