J.D. Salbego's profile on Product Hunt

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fast performance (18)developer experience (27)open source (24)easy setup (37)seamless integration (17)scalable infrastructure (34)real-time capabilities (27)authentication features (58)PostgreSQL integration (42)storage solutions (24)

Supabase is incredible, and not just because of the product's utility and features. What sets it apart is how accessible the entire experience is. The UI, the configuration, the documentation. Everything is designed so that even non-technical teams can navigate it without needing an engineer on call. We use Supabase as our database layer at ClawSecure and it's been one of the most reliable pieces of our stack. Being able to jump into the dashboard, inspect data, manage tables, and configure settings without writing raw SQL every time is a genuine productivity unlock. Supabase removes a barrier that most database tools don't even acknowledge exists.

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It was an easy choice. UX, costs, and customer service are incredible

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used Aikido Security

to build ClawSecure

•5 reviews

Aikido is one of those tools that makes you wonder why security platforms were so fragmented for so long. We integrated it into our security platform ClawSecure and the experience was genuinely impressive. Setup was fast. Connected our private GitHub repo, had SAST and SCA results in under 5 minutes. Then added our production domain for surface monitoring (DAST) and verified through a simple DNS record. The whole process from signup to first scan results was maybe 15 minutes. What really stands out is the noise reduction. Coming from a background where we evaluated multiple security tools, most platforms drown you in findings that don't actually matter. Aikido's auto-triage filters out the irrelevant stuff so you're only looking at real issues. That alone saves hours. My typical workflow with Aikido is: check the dashboard for new findings after each deployment, review severity classifications, and use their remediation guidance to prioritize fixes. The fact that SAST, SCA, DAST, and secrets detection all live in one dashboard instead of four separate tools is a huge productivity win. The free tier is also genuinely usable. 2 users, 10 repos, and you get real scanning, not a teaser demo. As a security company ourselves, we respect when a product actually delivers what it promises at every tier. The team clearly knows what developers and security teams actually need."

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used OpenClaw

to build ClawSecure

•5 reviews

OpenClaw is the reason ClawSecure exists, and it's also how we run our company. We use OpenClaw as the foundation of our multi-agent operating system powering everything from content production and social media publishing to market research and strategic operations. Our team runs a hub-and-spoke agent architecture where specialized agents handle different business functions, all orchestrated through OpenClaw. It's not a side experiment. It's how we operate daily at scale. That deep operational experience is also what showed us the security gap. When you rely on OpenClaw to run your business, you understand firsthand what's at stake. Skills from the community run with system-level permissions, access your file system, execute shell commands, and interact with APIs. That power is what makes OpenClaw amazing, but it also means every skill you install is a trust decision. We built ClawSecure as the independent integrity layer for this ecosystem. Our 3-Layer Audit Protocol was designed specifically for how OpenClaw skills actually work. Generic malware scanners flag legitimate agent capabilities as suspicious because they don't understand the ecosystem context. Our Context-Aware Intelligence knows that clipboard access and shell execution are standard for useful OpenClaw agents, so we can differentiate real threats like data exfiltration, credential harvesting, and supply chain compromises from normal functionality. We've now audited 2,890+ of the most popular skills from the community-curated awesome-openclaw-skills list and the openclaw/skills repository. 41% have security findings. Our Watchtower monitors all of them 24/7, so if a developer pushes a malicious update to a previously safe skill, we catch it automatically. OpenClaw gave the community incredible power. We run our entire company on it. ClawSecure helps make sure that power stays safe.

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used Telnyx Telnyx

•5 reviews

What's great

Dispute resolution for agents is one of those things nobody thinks about until you're actually running multi-agent systems in production and things go sideways. Smart contract escrow for settlements is a really clever mechanism. Love the name too.

What needs improvement

Setting up could be a little bit complex, lacking some intuitive easy steps

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I don't know any other alternative products they might be the first.

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used Replit Replit

•5 reviews

What's great

fast deployment (4)AI agent (5)prototype creation (4)

It was incredible at first. I always like the new kid on the block when it comes to well-marketed AI products; I always want to try them out. I do like the inclusiveness of being able to keep all of your divisions of a product (coding, design, visual marketing assets, etc.) within a more containerized system, and it makes it a lot easier for teammates and workflows to have a centralized place for data.

What needs improvement

not recommended for beginners (1)buggy AI (4)

The persistent memory is spotty many of the times; despite proper governance rules in place, continuous doc uploading, etc., it still forgets. Also, it feels like you need to be a lot more detailed and specific when it comes to medium-complexity coding versus Claude AI in the chat or Claude code, where you can be quite general to a certain degree, and it can output with quite good accuracy.

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Claude for Desktop

Claude Code

It was pretty intuitive to jumpstart a project as an experienced builder. I also like the UI a lot. but as you will see in my comments below, I'm mainly back to Claude and some of my other normal LLM's

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