Jibran Akhtar's profile on Product Hunt

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building grasshop to help knowledge creators craft their unique knowledge and automate the teaching and business processes using AI. 25 from Birmingham, Alabama I studied Entrepreneurship at the University of Alabama at Birmingham under Dr. Patrick Murphy. Athlete

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Maker History

Little GuysSolo/Small teams get their own column on PH to beat Claude
May 2026
BitfieldNo AI spaghetti code. Agents read state in under 1ns
May 2026
MCP App StoreFind the exact MCP Server you need
Mar 2025
Expanse - Turn Thoughts into Realitya meta-platform for AI-generated software experiences
Mar 2025
Expansesoftware built for curiosity-driven human-AI collaborations
Mar 2025

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Joined Product HuntJuly 8th, 2020

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1mo ago

Bitfield - No AI spaghetti code. Agents read state in under 1ns

Bitfield is the world's fastest plug-in runtime and database for founders who want their product to get huge without slowing down when plans change. Build fast today without trading away structure for scale: features become slots and communicate through storage like a mail room, so your 100th feature is as fast to build as your first. Works offline, runs on any device, keeps data local/private by default, syncs over any connection, runs executables, stores duplicates once, and replays events.

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1mo ago

Little Guys - Solo/Small teams get their own column on PH to beat Claude

ProductHunt shows every launch on one page. Someone who spent six months building something on their own sits next to a big company pushing a new version of something they already sell. Little Guys fixes that. It splits the page into two columns so you can see the little guys on one side and the big guys on the other. You choose which companies count as big. You can block products you never want to see. You can create your own lists. You control what your page looks like.

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9mo ago

The Breakpoint [2025-09-30] - Best IDE in 2025?

Meow, world!

I really enjoyed reading The Breakpoint, Product Hunt's weekly, developer-focused newsletter, and wanted to relaunch it as a token of appreciation to the community.