My background is in product management (25+ years) and AI training (trained 9000+ people, 250+ companies at Productory).
I started building software with Claude Code about a year ago. Non-developer who ships anyway (so vibecoder - if you wish)

Ritemark is meant to provide an "Office for Agents" based on the dual-use formats agents and humans both can directly work with: Markdown and CSV.
It's free to download at ritemark.app. Currently at v1.5.1, macOS and Windows.

Mostly hanging around the markdown, developer tools, and AI launches here. Happy to chat with other solo builders.

I'm Adela and I'm a mum and a pharmacist. So nothing to do with tech whatsoever - except curiosity :)

I was looking into AI and how it's developing and changing the whole world around us and I had an idea- what if instead of building things that will soon get replaced by AI, I try to build something that will get used by the AI itself?

I want to build/improve infrastructure for AIs and I would love to connect with others that are interested in this area. I have launched my very first product today (it's on my profile if you're curious, api.webintel.io )and I would love feedback and ideas around this "universe" :)

Hey Product Hunt,

I am Sush founder of Nuven, launching May 24th.

I've spent years coaching service business owners the kind of people running HVAC, plumbing, cleaning, landscaping companies. Hard workers. Fully booked. Always moving.

And almost every one of them had the same quiet fear:

"I think we're doing okay but I don't actually know."

Hey PH

3C here. Long-time lurker, finally decided the upvote button alone wasn't pulling its weight.

I run GTM and community for 2 SaaS products - which is a fancy way of saying I live inside TG , Reddit threads, and spreadsheets. I've shipped launches that went better than expected and a few that taught me humility very quickly. Both equally valuable, one way more fun to talk about.

I mostly nerd out on AI infra, dev tools, and open source. If your product makes a developer's life easier or turns a community into something people actually want to show up to, I want to hear about it.

Most students don t dislike history they re just disengaged by how it s taught.
We built History All Around Us (HAAU) to change that.
Instead of passive lectures or screen-heavy tools, HAAU delivers a narrative-driven, mission-based learning experience that transforms students into active participants in history.
What makes it different? Immersive storylines + graphic novel content Role-based missions that build critical thinking Hands-on tools like journals, data banks, and tabletop gameplay Standards-aligned curriculum (Grades 5 10) Designed with Universal Design for Learning (UDL) principles
Think of it as a better way to learn blending storytelling, collaboration, and structured inquiry without sacrificing academic rigor.
We re currently preparing for pilot programs and would love feedback from: Educators Parents EdTech builders Investors interested in the future of learning
What would make this a must-have in your classroom or home?
Your thoughts will directly shape what we build next.
#EdTech #Education #Learning #History #ProductHunt #Startups

My name is Marcelo, and I m building DailyFa.st

It has happened to me that some pages on my website suddenly load slowly, have accessibility issues, or disappear from Google

Hi PH

After years of obsessing over flows and friction, I've noticed that most "UX failures" founders describe aren't actually UX problems at all they're business logic problems dressed up as interface problems.

The button isn't the issue. The fact that nobody needed to reach the button is.

Hey Product Hunt

I m Isaac a software engineer turned builder.

Over the last few years, I ve worked on building enterprise systems, but more recently I ve been focused on using AI as leverage to build smarter, more connected everyday tools.