Show me the version you have right now.

I d like to see what people here are working on before the demo is polished. A screenshot or a link is enough, along with what it does and the next thing you re trying to get working.

I m preparing to launch Inquir Compute, a platform for running apps, databases and background jobs. In my last post, I asked about tools people had built for themselves with AI. This time, I m interested in the projects that are still in progress.

What works already, and what s keeping you from sharing it with your first users?

You find an app that looks simpler or costs less. You try it, like it, then go back to the old one because moving your work feels like another project.

The awkward part might be:

Inquir Compute launches on Product Hunt today at 12:01 AM Pacific.

The new release brings container apps and databases alongside functions and scheduled workflows. You can put a web app, its Postgres database and background work in one workspace, then follow releases and logs from the console or CLI.

A user uploads a file, starts an export, and closes the tab. The work may still be running, but when they come back, they need to know what happened.

I am building Inquir Compute for apps, databases and background jobs. I am interested in the part users see, beyond whether the job itself succeeds.

A first version can do one job well and still feel unfinished.

There is always something else you could add:

• Team accounts

• Billing

• Integrations

• A better onboarding flow

I recently built a small PDF editor with AI for myself. That got me wondering about another use for these small apps.

Has anyone here built a free tool specifically to help people discover their main product?

I m getting Inquir Compute ready to launch. It s a platform for running apps, databases and background jobs, and it s where I host the editor. Alongside sharing what I m building here, I m looking at other ways to reach developers.

A small tool for the same audience sounds worth trying. But I don t know how often that turns into customers, rather than a second app you now have to maintain.

I m building Inquir Compute, a platform for running apps, databases and background jobs in one workspace.

AI tools are helping more people write working applications. I m interested in what happens next, when you need to put that app online and keep it running.

If you ve deployed something you built with AI, where did you get stuck? Build errors, database connections, environment variables, unexpected costs or something else?

A couple of my recent posts led to good conversations. Now I m trying to figure out what gets someone from reading about a product to actually trying it.

For those who ve launched something: where did your first users come from? Were they following what you were building, or did you find them somewhere completely different?

I m getting Inquir Compute ready to launch. It s a platform for running apps, databases and background jobs. I ve been sharing what I m working on here, but I m still figuring out how to reach the people who might use it.

Share your product and one specific thing you did that brought in users.

Your app is online, the main flow works, and you want to step away for the weekend.

What would you check before closing the laptop?