I've generated dozens of AI video clips over the past few months. Most never made it into a final video. Not because the AI was bad but because I couldn't control what I was getting.

I'm a solo founder building product marketing videos. Every launch needs a demo. Every demo needs footage. And every AI video tool promised me the same thing: type a prompt, get a video.

The reality? Type a prompt. Get something... close. But not quite right. The character looks different than I imagined. The camera angle is wrong. The lighting doesn't match my brand. So I type a new prompt and hope.

Here's what I learned after months of using Runway, Kling, and Pika: the generation is incredible. The control is nonexistent.

I built a product that helps people that vibecode fix security issues, and fully audits all functionalities before launch

I was wondering what problems people face daily to know what features I should add next

Hi Product Hunt!

Over the past several months, I've been building FounderMind AI, a project that started with one simple question:

What if every founder could validate a startup idea before investing weeks or even months building it?

Im looking for bloggers, writers and in general content creators who write articles or long posts about: Social Media Marketing, Social Media Growth, Youtube Channel growth and in general growing social media reach.

Are you one of those busy folks??? If so, drop some of you latest work below, like articles, or substacks or whatever you have (text content or youtube video that I can transcribe). Share maximum 2 links please :)

I will add your work in the Blog page of my upcoming app.

Hi, I am a mom of a 7 month old using my little free time to develop an app for tracking and planning baby s first foods.

I have released the app in February and I currently have over 900 users, most of them from Czech Republic, where I m from. I would like to go global and monetize the app in the future.

Hi everyone

I'm building Attribr, an install attribution SDK for iOS and Android apps.

Most indie developers ship an app, watch the install count tick up, and have no idea where those users actually came from. Was it the Reddit post? The TikTok? That ProductHunt launch? Nobody knows.

Attribr tells you.

Most companies waste 20 30% of their SaaS budget on unused seats, and nobody catches it because the cost data (finance) and usage data (IT) never get cross-checked.
I built a tool that does that automatically imports your spend and usage data, flags wasted seats the moment usage data lands, and catches duplicate tools doing the same job. Tested on a mock dataset and found $5.98M in recoverable waste from checking just 4 tools.
Unlike Zylo/Zluri/Torii, it's a one-time license and runs on your own server no new recurring bill just to track your old ones.
Happy to answer questions on how it works, or share more details if you're curious feel free to comment or DM.

Hey PH community,

I've been building CurioVerse for the past year and we're launching June 12 on iOS and Android.

The idea is simple: every other learning app has a fixed catalog of topics someone else decided you should care about. CurioVerse lets you type anything and get a real structured course generated by AI in seconds. Byzantine coinage, the psychology of cults, why we procrastinate. Whatever you're curious about.

Would love any feedback from the community, especially if you've tried other learning apps and hit that wall of "this topic isn't available."