Hi everyone. I m Fran.

I spent the last few years at two unicorn startups where I saw firsthand how over-complicated (and overpriced) HR tools can get. It felt like we were paying for 100 features and only using 5.

Hello everyone,

I m Ashok, a QA Engineer working on web and SaaS applications. I enjoy exploring new products, understanding how teams build and ship features, and learning from real-world launches.

I recently started spending more time on Product Hunt to follow new launches, discover useful tools, and learn from the experiences of makers and early users here.

Looking forward to reading, learning, and engaging with the community.
Glad to be here.

Hi Product Hunt community!
It's my first day on PH and after years of building in silent, I've decided to throw myself out here. I will be sharing every step of the journey on X.
One question for the top-tier makers: You make this look easy, but I know it's not. Is there a specific "mental shift" that happens when you stop being a silent builder and start actually sharing?

Hey Product Hunters

I m Hanzlah, and I ve been deeply involved with artificial intelligence for quite a while. My focus has always been on the real-world reliability of AI, how we make it work for people in practical ways without the uncertainty that often comes with flashy AI.

Right now, I m part of the team building Barie.ai. We re developing an AI agent that goes beyond generating answers, it actually performs tasks within real workflows, all while ensuring that the outputs are verified and reliable. We re focusing on building AI that does the work, not just provides suggestions.

At Barie, we believe that AI should act with intent and precision. That s why we re pushing the boundaries with connectors, so Barie doesn t just analyze data, but can execute tasks inside the apps people already use.

Chennai, India

I am a senior project and program management professional with 16+ years of experience across technology governance, enterprise systems, audits, and innovation-led initiatives. My work centers on designing, evaluating, and governing complex delivery frameworks, with a strong emphasis on objective decision-making, process standardization, and measurable real-world impact.

I actively contribute to the global innovation ecosystem as a hackathon judge, evaluator, and mentor, assessing AI, data, and emerging-technology solutions using structured criteria such as feasibility, scalability, governance maturity, and deployment readiness. I have evaluated projects across multiple international hackathons, helping teams strengthen solution quality, compliance, and execution capability.

Hi, my name is Sofia and I'm excited to launch lilini ai!

What is Lilini?

Lilini is a friendly ai chatbot that can:

I m a CTO and run a small product engineering team. We help founders ship MVPs and get to stable production: AI and LLM features, backend, infra, integrations. Happy to share feedback on architecture, costs, and delivery plans. If you re building and stuck on execution, feel free to DM.

Hey, I m working on Elevai, a small project where I build simple digital tools to help freelancers and designers stay organized without overcomplicating their workflow.

The goal is to create clean, practical systems that actually get used, not complex setups that look nice but end up abandoned.

Hi all! I m Sapnesh, Customer Solutions Architect at BlinqIO. I am based out of Toronto, and I help connect our product AI Test Engineer with potential customers. AI Test Engineer is making end-to-end testing faster, more reliable, and easier for teams. I love that it generates actual Playwright code, keeps tests in your Git repo, and takes the stress out of maintaining end-to-end tests. It s been amazing to see how much time teams can save while still keeping full control over their tests. If you re curious about smarter, easier test automation, I d love for you to check out our product page and see it in action!

Hey ya'll I m Tomek!

I m a full-stack dev working remotely around Europe. I ve worked with a few YC-backed teams, but these days I m way more into moving at my own pace and building things that feel obvious the moment you open them. No setup rituals, no manuals. Good defaults do most of the work.

Recently, I ve been building an AI personal assistant x companion app allowing non-technicals and the everday user to tap into the power of Claude Code. It's kinda like your own Jarvis and the IP is incredibly cute.