I ve spent the last 7+ years architecting platforms for enterprise clients. But the one thing that always drained me wasn't the code complexity it was the administrative chaos.
I m building Liflio AI because I kept seeing small businesses struggle with marketing they already have flyers and catalogs, but no time or budget to turn them into social media posts, viral giveaways or ads.
Liflio creates or takes an existing flyer or promo and automatically converts it into ready-to-publish social content, ads, and catalogs without agencies or complex tools.
Hey everyone, I m Ramanand, interested in productivity, focus, and mental wellbeing tools. I enjoy exploring how tech can help people build better habits and reduce distractions.
Currently learning more about launching products and understanding how makers here approach growth and validation.
Excited to learn from the community and discover cool tools!
Hey, I'm Justin. I run a vegan food blog (Daily Vegan Meal) and just launched my first product, MealThinker. It's an AI meal planner that remembers your kitchen and preferences. Built it because I was tired of staring at my fridge every night wondering what to make. Happy to be here.
Hello everyone! I'm George, I'm 40, from the UK. Now, before this becomes a tinder profile, i'd like to say I'm completely new to the world of software development and launching products. Earlier this month seen the release of my first app, ClipCapture, a type-sensitive clipboard monitor and organiser. It was a great feeling seeing my first creation finally hit the MacOS App Store with my name attached, but it's a signal of a long way to go also. I grew up producing electronic music, and bring that workflow with me into software production, taking an idea and iterating through to completion (much like I would make music!). Additionally, my experience as an ESL teacher has touched upon an interesting direction for my products (forthcoming) to take, as 5 years in classrooms across different education levels has allowed me to see potential in these places. I'm quite excited to be at the start of a new journey, and look forward to being part of the Product Hunt community as i grow. Thank you everyone! Have a great day!
Hi fellow ProductHunters, My name is Hamid, live in the Netherlands and have been a developer for roughly 25 years already. I used to work a lot on webshops and magento in particular. Besides my freelance work, i have started a lot projects in the past and now i am fully focussed on www.dainostore.com. DainoStore is basically an ecommerce platfornm which contains a lot of best practices and no-code features, but also ai for product image optimization, translations, shop management and ai plugin creation. I would say take a look and you can also contact me for a producttour or just to talk ecommerce in general. Thanks guys and happy coding!
I started building Ashera after seeing the same painful pattern over and over: the truth lives inside sales calls, but it gets lost the moment the meeting ends. It turns into messy notes, vague summaries in the CRM, and internal handoffs where everyone retells the story differently. The result is predictable deals stall, forecasting becomes guesswork, onboarding starts with confusion, and teams waste time re-discovering what was already said.
So our mission is simple: turn conversations into execution.
Ashera uses AI to analyze meetings and extract the signals that actually move a deal forward:
risks and objections
decision process and stakeholders
real next steps (not we ll follow up )
what the buyer cares about most, and what might block the deal
My name is Eyad. I've built a couple of applications so far: Asorify and Quranfi. Right now I'm focused on Dwahfy, an open-source social media app aimed at pushing back against big companies that limit free speech and human rights. By making the backend fully open-source, anyone can run their own instance if Dwahfy ever goes down, it can just be brought back up. That's my main mission these days.
A bit more on the others:
Asorify: A simple, intuitive calendar inspired by Surah Al-Asr (the Declining Day) a reminder to make every moment count with purpose.
Quranfi: Started as me playing around with a new Quran API, and it's still growing.
