Dharwin Panganiban's profile on Product Hunt

About

I’m a Social Media & Product Marketer focused on helping SaaS and AI products grow through content, social media, and product marketing. I work closely with founders and product teams to turn product features into content people actually want to see, understand, and try. I also help with product launches, social media strategy, content planning, and ongoing promotion. I enjoy working at the intersection of creativity, marketing, and AI—using both strategy and AI tools to create better content and find new ways to get products in front of the right audience. Currently working with and supporting products across AI, SaaS, and productivity.

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MemfectYour AI research brain — local, private, and free forever
Jul 2026

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Joined Product HuntJuly 3rd, 2026

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19h ago

ThreadMaster.ai - Write a thread once, publish it to X, Threads and Facebook

ThreadMaster writes threads with AI and performance-scored templates, splits them at 280 without cutting a sentence in half, then publishes them as linked chains on X, Threads and Facebook Pages. Schedule, queue, recycle. 7 free tools, 4 need no login.

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2mo ago

Hello! I'm Brandon from the Mountain State!

I recently found Product Hunt and I'm super interested to see how this plays out. Currently, I am working on GradePoint, a SaaS dedicated to college students. I'm hoping to launch it fairly soon. I'm excited to meet all of you and see what projects and startups you are working on!

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2mo ago

First time posting here — curious how this community actually uses AI tools day-to-day

Hey PH Long-time lurker, first post.

I've been building in the AI tools space for a while now specifically around knowledge management and research workflows. Spent a lot of time studying how people actually use these tools versus how builders think they'll be used, and the gap is always surprising.

What I keep noticing: most people who try AI productivity tools abandon them within two weeks. Not because the tools are bad but because the habit never forms. The tool requires too much intentional input before it gives anything useful back.

That friction point is what I've been obsessing over lately.