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Eyüphan Aslan

2mo ago

How do small teams keep their software secure without a security team?

I ve worked with a few small businesses and solo founders, and I keep noticing the same thing.

Everyone knows software updates matter.
But in reality, most small teams don t have:

  • a dedicated security person

  • time to read technical security alerts

  • budget for enterprise security tools

  • patience for complex setups or constant monitoring

So software security usually looks like this:

Manpreet Singh

1mo ago

Ai Website Builder - Feedbacks Wanted

Hello Guys

I have built AI website builder and improving it every day with the feedbacks. Would love your feedbacks on it.
AI Website Builder

David Agbolade

1mo ago

SheerFit

Hey ProductHunt community!

I'm David, and I built SheerFit - an AI fitness coach that actually remembers you

Unlike generic fitness apps, SheerFit uses multi-agent AI with persistent memory to track your goals, injuries, and progress across every conversation. It's like having a personal trainer who never forgets what you told them last week.

Nexageapps.com

3mo ago

Kiara – Track expenses. Build discipline. No accounts. No cloud.

A solo creator of Kiara - The Money Manager | Budget and Expense Tracker with 100% offline, privacy first design.

Kiara was born from a simple frustration: most money apps demand accounts, cloud sync, and personal data when budgeting should feel calm and private.

Arbab Tahir

1mo ago

I Built 2 Open-Source Developer Tools in the Past Few Days

For the past few days, I ve been heads down building tools I personally wanted to use as a developer.

Today, both are fully open-source and live on GitHub, production-ready, documented, and built with clean architecture.

Developer AI Assistant (Discord Bot)

<p>Hey Product Hunt fam! 👋</p>

I'm Luqmaam (or Lathithaa on X @Lathithaa_Mdayi), solo indie maker from Cape Town, South Africa , building under Last Dices Pty Ltd.

I got fed up wasting hours (sometimes days) on the same repetitive setup every new project: copying .gitignore, writing READMEs from scratch, debugging Dockerfiles, setting up CI/CD workflows, adding licenses/.env examples... you know the drill.

Eastra Xue

1mo ago

QCCBot Cloud Phone — We Got Better. So Did the Product. 📱☁️

Been quiet the past few weeks not because we slowed down, but because we were busy fixing the things that actually matter.

Performance, finally where it should be

  • Stream acceleration fully deployed latency is no longer a pain point

  • H5 web app live

  • Global proxy IP acceleration connect to wherever you need to be

Now feeling like a real product

What were the first 5 steps you took to promote your app?

We just launched a new app and now our main challenge is growth. I d love to hear what your first five marketing steps were after launch.

FaceAlarm is a face-tracking alarm that won t stop until you take a selfie. It helps you consistently capture your face and notice subtle changes over time Perfect for face yoga, self-massage, mewing, or anyone who wants to observe their facial transformation.

Jeremiah Daws

1mo ago

SafeFamily — One dashboard to control what your kids watch, listen to, and read

Hey Product Hunt! I'm Jeremiah Daws I teach Film and Creative Technology at a homeschool hybrid school in Georgia. I built SafeFamily because I watched parents in our school community struggle every day with the same problems:

Apple Music's "explicit content" filter still lets through songs with graphic lyrics. YouTube Kids regularly surfaces weird and inappropriate content. And there's no way to know if a book is age-appropriate before your kid reads it.

I built a tool to fix the "Execution Gap" between planning and doing.

Hey everyone! I ve spent 5 years in full-stack dev and realized that planning (Jira/Notion) is easy, but execution is where most people fail because of "friction" tasks and distractions.

I m building a project to solve this. It s an active engine that:

  1. Automates Boilerplate: Uses AI agents to handle the repetitive "friction" tasks (summaries, drafting) so you stay in flow.

  2. Hard Enforcement: Blocks distractions at the OS level during focus sessions.

  3. Syncs Deadlines: Protects your calendar based on actual project priority.

I'm curious for those of you building solo, what s the #1 "admin" task that kills your focus?

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