We're building Anting.ai, a platform for internal AI collaboration. It's still early, we've got a few features up and running and plenty we're still figuring out.
I ve been building an on call voice alert SaaS (WakeUpDev) and recently launched it. Through testing, we learned a lot about what dev teams actually need (like 2 way phone ACK loops and CSV configs instead of dashboards).
Now I m curious:
For those of you who ve launched developer focused products, where did you find your first users?
Which channels or communities helped you get traction?
I'm building MODO Studio, a free image tool that runs in the browser. Before I share it more widely, I'm looking for a few US-based adults to try one five-minute task: compress a JPG below 100 KB, convert a non-sensitive HEIC photo to JPG, or watermark two images and download the ZIP. I have original sample images for compression and watermarking. No account is needed, and you don't need to send me any files. If you try one task, I'd value three details: which browser you used, whether the downloaded result opened correctly, and where the steps or error message were confusing. HEIC compatibility can vary by file and browser. Which of these tasks comes up in your work, and what usually makes it frustrating? The tool is here: https://modo-studio.pages.dev/en/
We re building Ecurem CLM, a platform for certificate lifecycle management and cryptographic visibility.
It helps teams discover certificates, build a centralized inventory, monitor expirations, manage renewals, assess crypto-agility, and gain visibility into classical, hybrid, and post-quantum cryptography.
We re now looking for feedback from PKI, security, and cryptography teams.
What is the hardest part of managing certificates or cryptographic assets in your environment today? ecurem.cloud/en/
We have more movies and shows to choose from than ever, but choosing what to actually watch can still take forever.
I built Aainix around that problem.
Aainix is a movie & TV discovery and decision platform that goes beyond simply showing ratings. It combines different signals to help answer the question that matters most:
When analyzing text structure whether for SEO content optimization, linguistic study, or natural language processing tasks examining individual words often isn't enough. Analyzing sequence patterns like Unigrams, Bigrams, and Trigrams helps reveal how words pair together and highlight repetitive contextual phrasing.
Hi makers, I m the developer behind ADCode, which we ve launched on Product Hunt.
ADCode brings AI assistance, real terminals, Git and project-wide search into one workspace. It s free and open source, with occasional sponsored cards helping fund the editor. You bring your own AI provider key; cloud model usage can cost extra.
I d appreciate feedback from Windows and Linux developers considering it for their projects. What information would you need before trying a new editor installation steps, provider setup, examples of its workflow, or something else?
Hey, I'm Armin, founder of Countorra. We launched on Product Hunt today.
Every April I'd realize I had no idea what I'd owe the IRS. Budgeting apps showed me charts, but never answered the question I actually had. So I built something I could simply ask.
Hey Product Hunt! I'm Atul, cofounder of Smart365Guide and we've been quietly building something we think is missing from the AI stack.
The problem: Every AI agent can think, but giving it a safe, verified way to act inside real software is still unsolved. Agents hallucinate steps, bypass permissions, and leave no audit trail. Enterprises won't touch it.
