... Product Hunt Community! I'm excited to share Alex Prompt a revolutionary AI-powered prompt engineering assistant designed to help developers, content creators, and AI enthusiasts maximize their productivity and creativity. What makes Alex

... building the foundation right now, and having 100 real makers showing real revenue is what matters. Keep the feedback coming. You're helping shape this thing into what the indie maker community actually needs. Let's keep building - Alex ...

... Alexey here. Like many of you, I have a "public" email for my SaaS. And like many of you, my morning routine used to start with 20 minutes of deleting: "Quick question..." (Sales pitch) "Partnership opportunity..." (Link exchange) "URGENT INVOICE" (Phishing) I calculated I was spending ~70 hours a year just triaging spam. That's two weeks of dev time lost. Existing filters (Gmail, Outlook) work after the email hits my inbox. I wanted something that stops it before ... ... business email? (We don't store bodies, only metadata, but trust is key). What features are missing? Check it out: https://sentry.wr.io/ Let me know what you think! I'm hanging out in the comments all day. Comment from Alexey

... everyone! I'm Alex, a product designer based in Tokyo with 5+ years in B2B SaaS. I've spent most of my career designing complex tools (adtech, social media platforms), but recently I've been diving deeper into code to bring my own ideas to life. Right now I'm building Overtakes.app, a social rating platform for Formula 1 fans. Think Letterboxd but for F1 races. I'm a huge fan and I wanted a place to rate races, track ... ... feedback before doing an official launch here. Figured I'd introduce myself first! Excited to connect with other makers and learn from this community. Happy to chat about design, shipping side projects, or F1 if that's your thing. Alex

... love for you to star the repo, check out the roadmap, and tell me: What s the one 'ghost' binary you can never seem to get rid of? Check out the journey: https://github.com/alexcloudstar... Built with and frustration, @alexcloudstar ...

... team, and wanted to share with you some thoughts we put into the ops. It all started last December, when @bookercodes reached out: We are launching 1.0 in January. Product Hunt came up and I thought of you. Alex and I both worked at @Clerk . Alex

... Product Hunt Community I m Alex, Co-founder and CTO of Votap . I m an iOS engineer by background and currently building a real-time voting platform inspired by financial markets. Votap lets people vote on politicians and news and see public sentiment update live through charts, trends, and momentum turning opinions into something dynamic, measurable, and transparent instead of static polls. I started working on Votap because I felt political opinion online was everywhere, but impossible to track meaningfully ...

... what's failed , i would have known what to avoid Comment from Mark Bradford(@markbradford): Yes, but it depends on how they frame them. It's actually more important for them to track it themselves vs. publicly posting about it. I did a podcast episode on this in which we delve into how it was just as important if not more important to track your failures vs

... Alex, founder of Votap a mobile app where people can vote on politicians and news and see how public sentiment shifts over time (think stock market style signals, but for opinions ). I ve decided to publicly document something a bit crazy: Road to 1,000,000 Votap users Starting now, I ll be sharing daily updates here about: how we re trying to acquire users what works (and what completely fails) experiments with ads, organic content, and community growth product ...

... regretted shipping too early, or not early enough? Would love to hear your experiences, especially from makers who have launched multiple times and learned this the hard way. Looking forward to the discussion Comment from Caroline Harper(@caroline_harper): @alexcloudstar  For me, it helps to keep the scope written down and visible while working. If something doesn t support that one outcome, it goes on a list for later. I also set small checkpoints so I can pause ... ... weight the first feedback and ideas you get to heavily. The first "good feedback" you get can take you down a rabbit hole, when you're just excited to have users. Comment from Neha Sanghvi(@neha_sanghvi): @alexcloudstar

... Meet Alex, one of our users, a non-technical founder who had a problem many of us face: managing remote developers without micromanaging them. The Old Way: Two freelance developers. Daily Slack messages. "Hey, what are you working on?" Vague answers. Technical jargon. More confusion than clarity. Then He Found Gitmore: Alex

... start again This is a general question for anyone in the community. I want to learn how people approach the very early stage when nobody knows you exist. Any experiences or lessons are welcome. Comment from Alex Cloudstar(@alexcloudstar

... everyone, we're Alex, and Alexander

... everyone I m Alex, a solo founder, and I ve been working on something I wish existed when I was trying to grow my previous startup. I was spending hours chasing cold leads, LinkedIn DMs, scraping tools, endless outreach you know the drill. Meanwhile, real buying intent was already out there, people talking about their pain points and asking for solutions in communities every single day. So I built Leado a simple way to: Listen to real conversations that match ...

... stayed with a product just because their support was great? Would you pay more for a tool if you knew you would always get real help when needed? Curious what Product Hunt thinks? Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @alex_khoroshchak  You are welcome :) Comment from Azhar Muhammad(@azhar_muhammad): I guess it depends on the product. For something I rely on daily, I d gladly pay more if I know someone s got my back when things break ... ... staples, I'm good with whatever's cheapest. Comment from Abdul Rehman(@abod_rehman): 100%. Support is the real retention engine. You don t leave a product that has your back . Comment from Helga Razinkova(@helga_impalpable): Cool question, Alex

... really like to build from scratch the small wins, the fails, and everything in between. If you like real, unfiltered stories from an indie maker figuring things out in public, you can check it out here https://alexcloudstar.beehiiv.com Curious how many of you document your journey while building? Or do you prefer to share only once something works ...

... instead of build? Comment from Kaustubh Katdare(@thebigk): I can make amazing Pizza at home. But, 99% of the time, I'd order it from Dominos. Why? Convenience. That's how the software works as well. Comment from Alex Cloudstar(@alexcloudstar

... Group is now Productside! Hear more about this change from Productside CEO, Rina Alexin After two decades of leading the way in product management consulting and training, 280 Group proudly announces its new identity as Productside. This transformation marks a significant milestone, aligning our name, voice, and visual identity with our mission of empowering product leaders worldwide. Leaving the Highway Behind Originally named after a Silicon Valley highway, 280 Group's evolution into Productside reflects our commitment to global innovation ... ... Rina Alexin

... help other makers get more visibility. If you re launching soon and don t have a hunter yet, feel free to DM me. I ll do it for free. Let s grow together Comment from Kyle Morris(@stellarcarto47): Hey Alex, I just launched ClimaPal this week, my first Product Hunt launch as a solo founder! I saw your post offering to help other makers. Would you be open to giving me some visibility tips or feedback for improving engagement post ... ... launch? Thanks! -Kyle Comment from Seeker(@seekerx010): @alexcloudstar

... into developer tools, compilers, or code analysis, I d love your feedback or thoughts on how you d want a tool like this to work. https://graphalt.com Follow my progress at graphalt.com/journal or on X ( @alexcloudstar ...

... powered launch planner that helps founders organize and execute smarter launches. If you missed it, you can still check it out here: https://colaunchly.com Thanks to everyone who supported, commented, or even just took a look. Back to building Alex Comment from Alex

... everyone I m Alex Katin, a senior product designer helping startups bring their ideas to life from the first version of a product to investor decks and design team building. I m currently open for part-time collaborations as a designer or design consultant. Recent collab: ClaimSorted (YC W24) happy to share founder references. I can help with: Shaping and refining your first MVP Pitch decks and visual storytelling Hiring and mentoring designers to grow your in-house team ...

... everyone I m Alexey, co-founder of OceanMind, and I handle the tech side of the project. I worked as software engineer in Big Tech, had profitable digital agency and did many cool technical things before. OceanMind was born from a simple frustration: most mindfulness apps either feel too abstract, or they lack structure. You get random meditations, but no real sense of progress and we wanted to change that. We built OceanMind as a structured course that combines movement ...

... everyone Alex here, creator of CoLaunchly 2.0 After talking with hundreds of indie hackers and founders, I realised most of us don t struggle with building. We struggle with launching. That s why I rebuilt CoLaunchly from scratch to focus on just one thing: Smart Launch Plans AI generated, step by step launch strategies tailored to your product. Tomorrow, October 21, I ll be launching it on Product Hunt and sharing the full demo. If you ve ever felt stuck ...

... Product Hunt I m Alex, 31, passionate about tech and independence. I m not an iOS developer by training, but I decided to dive in and build an app that feels like me one that really helps you move forward without getting lost in complexity. I spent nights learning Swift, debugging, and figuring out how to make the experience simple and motivating. This journey taught me that creating is all about taking one step at a time, with ... ... your feedback. Livate is an iOS app that helps you take action, turn your goals into small daily wins, stay focused, and move at your own pace without stress. Thanks for being here, and talk soon! Alex