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Solo full-stack dev building niche SaaS tools . Currently shipping Hirevate and Editig App — a direct-apply job board for tech roles and Edit Images.

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Maker History

  • SummitWar
    SummitWarThe highest point on the internet for ambitious projects.
    Aug 2026
  • MediaForge
    MediaForgeAll-in-one image, video & design studio
    Dec 2025
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    Joined Product HuntJuly 13th, 2025

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24d ago

SummitWar - The highest point on the internet for ambitious projects.

A transparent sponsored-ranking game where startups climb a weekly virtual mountain. Every dollar adds 100 metres.

1mo ago

Struggling to get honest feedback from early users — how do you actually do it?

One of the harder parts of building Hirevate hasn't been the code it's been getting real, unfiltered feedback out of early users. Most people say "looks good!" and then quietly never come back.

Specifically I'm trying to figure out the actual thing which is to get customer on my saas products with in first month

For people who've actually cracked this do you ask directly, watch behavior instead of asking, offer something in exchange for a real conversation? What worked versus what sounded good but got you nothing useful?

2mo ago

Solo SaaS dev, 3 weeks into PH — here to actually participate, not just launch and vanish 👋

I'm Usama, a sol SaaS developer. I joined about three weeks ago and shipped my first launch, Hirevate, a Find hidden jobs and turn them into stronger applications.

I built it because i was exhausted to visit dozen of websites daily and apply jobs so i build a platform which discover fresh roles from company career pages on daily basis and public ATS boards and trusted hiring sources. Honestly I'm learning as much from lurking in these forums as I did building the thing.

Rather than just show up on launch day and disappear, I want to actually be part of this community swap notes with other early-stage makers, give real feedback on other people's builds, and figure out what actually works here versus what's just noise.

Genuinely curious: what's one thing about Product Hunt you wish you'd understood before your first launch, that you only learned the hard way?

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