... pentesting platform, and a taxi booking app for a single driver in a town of 30,000, and that last one taught me more about product than any SaaS ever did. Right now I'm building Murmell , a multiplayer canvas where cloud coding agents work side by side and you watch them build in real time. My competitor

... isometric, hardcore MMORPGs (Open Tibia-inspired) while modernizing the backend, infrastructure, and player experience. Instead of another AI wrapper or project management tool, I wanted to build something purely for the love of gaming, community, and classic multiplayer mechanics. What Makes It Unique? Custom Engine & Content: Built with tailored Lua scripts, custom dungeon wave events, challenging daily boss rooms, and deeply rewarding progression loops. Modern Infrastructure: Hosted on robust OVHcloud Linux servers with automated PowerShell/SSH deployments, backed ... ... Launching a game on Product Hunt is a bit unconventional, but indie gaming is indie tech. Whether you are a veteran of old-school isometric RPGs or just curious about what goes into hosting and scaling a multiplayer

... Combinator has posted the topics (products) it wants to cover and support. Here is a list of them: The Primer  AI education with personalised learning The Future of American Defense (Drones, sensors, interceptors,...) A Cloud for Small Software Multiplayer AI (Teams collaborating with shared AI agents) Compute at Sea (Offshore data centres) AI-Powered Consumer Products for 1 Billion People AI for the Ageing Population New Operating Systems for the Physical World The Best Time to Build in Crypto ... ... small version of that on free credits at Zeplik, and nothing at the signup gate helped, the only useful signal showed up mid session. What I'd add to the list is the unglamorous other half of Multiplayer

... removed from the group and could only join back the next month. And surprisingly, it worked. That small experiment slowly turned into a web app, and then over the last 8 months, a mobile app called TCTGame, a multiplayer habit-building app. I'm currently on a 308-day streak inside the app, and one of our early users has an even longer streak than me. Every day, we are learning a little more about what actually helps people keep ...

... Test your IPL cricket knowledge with daily puzzles, player search challenges, and 1v1 multiplayer modes. Hey Product Hunt! I m excited to share crickle.in a daily cricket trivia game built specifically for IPL (Indian Premier League) fans. If you love games like Connections, Wordle, or Immaculate Grid, but want a dedicated cricket twist, Crickle was made for you. We ve built four unique ways to play: Grid Game: Match IPL players across a 3x3 matrix based on team history, stats ...

... thing I've realized is that creating questions is only half the challenge. Keeping users engaged day after day is much harder. Many quiz apps rely on daily rewards, streaks, leaderboards, XP systems, or achievements. Others focus on multiplayer, user-generated quizzes, or personalized learning. Each approach seems to work for different audiences. I'm curious about what actually keeps people coming back. If you've used or built a quiz, educational, or casual game: What feature made you open ...

... from harvesting Y behind the scenes. Comment from Ghost Kitty(@ghost-kitty-10081709): Comment Deleted Comment from Lakshya Jaglan(@lakshya_jaglan): I care deeply about this, especially when it comes to AI tools. The line for me is transparency versus necessity. If an app needs a backend database to function (like a multiplayer

... entertaining. I joined Product Hunt to meet other makers, learn from people building AI products, and hear different perspectives on how agents may interact in the future. Would you be interested in bringing your own AI agent into a multiplayer game ...

... Books haven t really evolved in hundreds of years. One author. One story. One ending. We think that s boring. Chillpen turns storytelling into a multiplayer experience. Writers don t just publish stories, they build worlds together. Readers don t just consume content, they influence what happens next. Imagine Hogwarts being written by thousands of brilliant, slightly insane people around the world. Imagine discovering a story when it has only three readers and watching it become the next cult universe ...

... criminal empire Complete crimes and missions Steal and collect vehicles Trade illegal goods Join powerful families Compete in seasonal leaderboards I m currently growing the community and would love feedback from people who enjoy strategy games, browser games and multiplayer worlds. What features would make you keep coming back to an online game for months or even years? Thanks for checking out BELLOCCO ...

... L on! I m a 16-year-old developer from France. My focus is on mastering real-time technology and social interaction to solve a very specific challenge: making group dynamics seamless and fun. From programming multiplayer party games with cyberpunk designs to building tools that help friends sync up, I love using modern web tech to connect people in real life. That is exactly why I built HolidayHub Elite , a sleek PWA designed to turn the nightmare of group vacation ...

... hang out, talk, and play together. It's designed to feel simple and fun, not like a heavy gaming app. Rizzlo currently has 4 games, with new games being added regularly. I recently added voice chat, and all multiplayer games now support in-game audio so you can talk while playing. I'm also working on new ways for friends to interact and plenty of fresh games coming soon. I'd love your feedback on the concept, the experience ...

... downloads - Mobile-friendly - Instant play I'm currently working on improving the user experience and would love feedback from the Product Hunt community. What feature would make you return to a browser gaming website? Examples: - Achievements - Daily challenges - Multiplayer - Leaderboards - Game recommendations - Something else? I'd really appreciate your thoughts. Thanks ...

... Product Hunt community! I'm the founder of Veyrasol a real-time, browser-based multiplayer space strategy game set in the Veyra Spiral galaxy. The pitch is simple: deep 4X-style strategy, zero downloads. Just open a tab and start commanding your empire. Here's what makes it different: Fully browser-based works on any device, no install needed - Three factions: Vanguard (offense), Aegis (defense), Concord (diplomacy) - Build colonies, deploy fleets, forge alliances - Real-time multiplayer

... Just trying to build something that actually helps kids learn Comment from Anika(@auriko_app): Honestly my biggest inspiration is just... doing it. I'm 11 and I built auriko.pro its a free K-8 learning platform with multiplayer battles, virtual pets and 1M+ questions. No business background, no connections, just curiosity and stubbornness Richard Branson says think big I figured the best way to learn that was to actually build something big. Sometimes you don't need inspiration from ...

... Product Hunt community! Today is a huge milestone for me. I just hit the "Publish" button on VeloxTx , a real-time stream ledger infrastructure designed specifically for multiplayer games. As a developer, I was tired of seeing traditional databases choke and crash when hammered with thousands of high-frequency live events like player stamina updates, rapid skill cooldowns, and match logs. To solve this, I skipped standard DBs and built VeloxTx on top of Valkey (the open-source high-performance ... ... velox = new VeloxTx({ apiKey: 'YOUR_API_KEY' }); Current State & What's Next For now, it s a bit bare-bones, but I m planning to implement new security controls and a Go-based server to handle real-time multiplayer

... agent for context coordinate a handoff surface the decision trail keep both humans in the approval loop write useful memory back into the team knowledge graph That is the category we are building Vokal for: distributed agent orchestration for multiplayer teams. Not Slack with bots. Not a zero-human company. A workspace where humans and agents can actually coordinate work together. The loop is simple: Humans align on goals. Agents perform work. Humans approve. Curious how others think about this ... ... that get delegated to whatever the team's existing auth setup is? Comment from Riya Pariyar(@riya_pariyar): @zhen_han  this answers it really well, thank you. the auditable actor trail piece is what makes it feel trustworthy vs

... everyone I m Wisdom, a developer with a background in game development, interactive systems, and AI driven experiences. Over the years I ve worked across multiplayer games, Web3 products, virtual assistants, and real time interactive applications. Recently, I started building Engage AI, a platform that lets developers turn their apps into intelligent AI interfaces that can perform real actions through natural language. Instead of navigating through menus, buttons, and pages, users can simply speak to the app naturally. Examples: Book ...

... still waiting for some kind of closure. Comment from Kwindla Kramer(@kwindla): This was the perfect motivation for us to write code for a long-planned Gradient Bang feature: bring your own agents. Come play our massively multiplayer, LLM-powered game, now with agents you can design yourself and run in Vercel Sandboxes: https://www.producthunt.com/prod... Comment from Peter Claridge(@peterclaridge): That might motivate me to move up the timeline for my keyword research tool. Currently hosting it on Vercel ... ... tell you who, not the client. The tired business owner. I was over chasing info from teams, drawn out projects, disconnected feedbacks, no way of seeing whom was working on each projects and how much is was costing vs

... Specialist. Strong fit at AI startups needing someone to integrate and ship, not train foundation models. linkedin.com/in/rohankumarvg / portfolio at rohanbuilds.com Comment from Maliik(@maliikb): @fmerian  Thanks! And congrats on the Kilo Code v7 launch today. Rebuilding the VS Code extension on the same portable core as the CLI is a serious architectural move. The worktree-per-agent isolation is the kind of thing that only comes up as an issue once you've actually run parallel agents into ... ... TypeScript + Node + Express + Supabase + Capacitor. Ship daily. Skills: TypeScript, React, Node.js, Express, PostgreSQL, Supabase, REST APIs, web scraping, i18n, Stripe, CI/CD, PWA, Capacitor (Android), Vite, Vitest, automated testing. Also ship game prototypes in my spare time: a Phaser + Colyseus multiplayer

... Shubham here backend engineer at Vizzy, an emoji puzzle game our small team has been building. Multiple game modes across iOS, Android, and web. Solo, multiplayer, daily puzzles the whole range. Bootstrapped, no outside funding. Marketing is all-hands on our team right now everyone pitches in while I also run the analytics + attribution side, which is how I ended up lurking here. Currently mid-sprint on installs trying to push growth hard while documenting what works and what doesn ...

... Skribbl and Gartic are fun but they stop short. No proper private rooms. No leaderboards. No mobile optimization. No multi-language support. Not built for teams. So I built GuessDoodle a free multiplayer drawing & guessing game for game nights, parties & teams. Private rooms invite only 10+ languages Daily challenges & leaderboards Custom avatars & gear Works on any device, no download Perfect for Zoom icebreakers & team building No signup needed to play. Just open guessdoodle.com and start ...

... lasted and it's uncomfortable: A lot of them were embarrassingly slow at the start. Not because the founders were lazy but because they were obsessive about the wrong thing to ship first. Figma spent years just making the multiplayer cursor work flawlessly before talking about anything else. Notion had a tiny, nearly unusable v1 that they kept showing the same 500 people. Linear said no to mobile for two years while everyone said they were crazy. They weren ...

... playful, low-effort fun disappeared. Group chats got quieter. Everyone got busier. And hanging out started to require planning, travel, or scrolling in silence. So I decided to bring that game back, but digitally. Who Said That is a multiplayer game you can host with friends or family anywhere in the world. No pressure. No points obsession. Just voices, laughter, and that moment where someone says, Wait that actually sounds like you. My hope is simple: That's when ...

... didn't warn you). Key Features: Lightning-Fast Gameplay 2-minute rounds that fly by Form words by tapping letters in sequence Letters refill as you use them - no waiting around Longer words = bigger points Real-Time Multiplayer (NEW!) Match against 1-3 players worldwide Live opponent cards show scores and word counts as they happen Friend invites via Game Center (finally beat that one friend who thinks they're smart) Language-based matchmaking: English, French, and Spanish Power ... ... Seconds - Buy yourself more time Super Shuffle - Unlimited shuffles for when you're stuck Compete & Climb Global leaderboards via Game Center Track your stats: best score, longest word, total words found Achievements to unlock Win streaks in multiplayer