Exactly one week from now, I ll be co-organising a tech event (a hackathon), and I m realising how much work it actually takes. I ve been to many conferences myself to gather inspiration, but I still can t come close to what I ve experienced as an attendee. Maybe that s also because we re organising it as just a 3-person team.

If you ve been to hackathons or other tech events before, what made a positive impression on you?

I think if ProductHunt launched a job board to connect community members with early and established companies, it could have many benefits, such as:

1. Solving the unemployment crisis in tech right now by employing people with companies that are in need to scale new products

2. Growing ProductHunt's usage by attracting the job market to use the tool daily to discover new products and network

What do you think?

I m Hong, founder behind AloMiniJob

Hi everyone,

For the past 2 years my co-founder and I have been working on an idea that came from real stories around us: friends (especially women) feeling unsafe walking home, parents waiting for a text me when you get back message, and people constantly sharing their location manually.

We built Soter, an iOS app that makes this easier:

Start a trip from A to B (e.g., club home).

AI tools like ChatGPT, Claude, and others are getting better at analyzing products and generating insights. But can it truly provide meaningful feedback?

I'd love to hear your thoughts. Would you trust AI-generated feedbacks on a product?

It feels like almost everyone is using ChatGPT, Claude, or some other AI to create content now.

And the result?

Hello Product Hunt. I m Sada.

just joined today! because I love exploring new ideas and I m curious to learn from people who ve already launched and built cool stuff here.

If you could share one lesson you wish you knew before your first launch, what would it be?

Hi folks,

After 4 weeks of beta testing on TestFlight, I finally launched my app on the App Store 2 days ago. To my surprise, I hit 300 downloads in 48 hours, all from Reddit, without spending a dollar.