I'm Muhammad, the creator of BidIQ. We just launched on Product Hunt today to help freelancers screen client risk history and write AI proposals directly inside their Upwork screen.
Building a browser extension that handles live DOM scraping, secure local storage, and real-time AI prompts was a fun technical challenge.
I'm online all day to reply to comments. Ask me anything about:
So you might not believe this but I actually have 130,000 followers on X, and it does absolutely nothing for you when trying to start a business.
Although I'm new here, I already feel like I have found the place that I was beginning to believe didn't exist, a place you wouldn't get banned for wanting to talk business, to tell people how excited you are about launching your product. Every place online regarding promoting your company is dominated by an industry of money grabbers. And what's more important, pouring your money into these companies for their service and advertising simply doesn't work. These companies have convinced us that's it's normal for us to pay $1 $6 a click and it's madness.
This is my story. I recently got let go from a company I worked for for 8 years, then I had a serious operation, followed by nearly dying, it was wild. Coming out of that I promised myself if I would do anything then I would try to do something positive for the world, find a way to teach my son all the things I realised I hadn't taught him yet.
So I started HomeSafeEducation and I truly and honestly believe if you take a look at them, every single one of you will know someone that you could think it would be useful for as a customer and not many companies can say that and really mean it.
Like many people, I spend hours online every week reading about AI, startups, business, psychology, and technology.
Yet I kept running into the same problem:
There has never been more content available, but it has never felt harder to find something genuinely worth reading.
Every platform rewards more content, faster publishing, and more clicks. As a reader, I found myself opening dozens of tabs, saving articles I'd never return to, and scrolling through endless recommendations hoping to discover one insightful piece.
I ve spent the last few months fixing a specific developer bottleneck: Manual Data Seeding.
As developers, we ve all been there, writing custom scripts just to link a `user_id` to an `author_id` across multiple mock API calls. It s tedious, error-prone, and kills your momentum.
I got tired of my AI agents (Claude/Cursor) losing the plot during long coding sessions because their context window was full of junk.
I spent my nights building YourMemory, a local MCP server that uses biological decay (Ebbinghaus curve) to prune stale logs while keeping important architectural "chains" alive.
A few months ago, I started building my first MVP. It's a platform that helps YouTubers grow their channels using AI, SEO, and proven content strategies.
The thing is... everything is completely free. There are no paid features or subscriptions. I built it because I wanted to create something genuinely useful.
To be honest, we are still sleeplessly polishing the code for Novue. The global launch isn't officially live yet, but we couldn't wait to share a sneak peek.
When we started, we promised ourselves one thing: we will not launch another mediocre, overpriced chatbot. If it doesn t genuinely make a candidate sound like a C-suite executive, it s a failure.
We are fine-tuning the engine to its limits right now.
While you wait for the countdown, check out our master poster below. What is the #1 feature you want to see most in an AI interview coach? Drop it in the replies!
