We're launching on Tuesday and figured I'd share what we built here before it goes live.
OpenSkyCommerce is a Next.js 15 e-commerce codebase. You buy it once, you own it. No subscriptions, no platform fees eating into your margins on every transaction.
I was shocked when I learned some compliance platforms cost tens of thousands of dollars per year.
For many startups and SMBs, that's simply out of reach.
Compliance is becoming a requirement to win customers and pass security reviews, but the tools to manage it often come with enterprise-level price tags.
That's one of the reasons we're building Ervian to make compliance management more accessible and affordable for growing businesses.
We are incredibly excited to introduce RoboCupboard to the community today.
Let s face it: every major home appliance has undergone a massive technological evolution. We have smart refrigerators, autonomous robot vacuums, and intelligent washing machines. Yet, for the past century, our closets have remained passive, dead wooden boxes. We thought why hasn't the wardrobe evolved?
RoboCupboard is a luxury-tech hardware ecosystem designed to completely automate your daily garment care and morning prep. You hang your clothes up at night, and while you sleep, it works. By morning, your outfit is pristine, fresh, and ready to wear. No iron box, no fabric degradation, and zero manual effort.
For the past few months, I've been building a Windows desktop application called WindowPilot.
The idea came from a frustration I had every single day. Every morning I opened the same applications as a developer (Visual Studio, Chrome, Teams, Spotify, Postman, etc.). And then spent the next minute dragging them back to the monitors where they belong.
Over the past few months, I ve been building WorkZo AI to help job seekers prepare smarter not just with AI interviews, but with resume improvements, ATS optimization, job-specific preparation, and personalized career guidance.
Now I need something more valuable than new features: Real user feedback.
I recently built WG-CP to manage WireGuard networks using centralized YAML configs. I'm trying to figure out if the landing page makes sense to other developers and if I'm solving a real problem..
PrepIt is now live on Product Hunt. We built PrepIt for coffee shop operations, with tools for inventory, batch prep, recipes, checklists, scheduling, clock-ins, and daily team workflows in one connected platform. A lot of caf s still rely on scattered systems to run important parts of the business, and we wanted to build something more practical, more connected, and more specific to how coffee shops actually operate. Also, thank you to everyone who sent birthday wishes. I really appreciate it. Launching on the same day made this one especially memorable. Would genuinely love your support and feedback on the launch.
I'm Syef, CEO and co-founder of Xseth a two-person team building an autonomous recon + triage engine for offensive security. Our users are the people drowning in attack surface and noise: bug bounty hunters, MSPs, and MSSPs.
The honest pitch: most of offensive security isn't the clever exploit it's the hours of mapping attack surface, chasing dead ends, and triaging scanner noise. We're automating that part so humans spend their time on the findings that actually matter.
We're pre-seed and heads-down, but I'd rather build in the open than in a vacuum. A few things I genuinely want this room's take on:
