I'm Jeanne and I built Traction with my daughter Casey.

I spent years running a marketing agency, earning Clio Awards in advertising, and training in internet marketing. Casey is a certified public trainer who struggled to get her own business off the ground even with me in her corner.

So she built the solution herself. And then we built it together.

That frustration a talented business owner who couldn't get traction no matter how hard she worked is exactly who we built this for.

Hey PH I m Byron, a Welsh tech nerd and app developer. I spend my spare time building stuff for myself, then occasionally sending it out into the world. Outside software, I m usually tinkering with SciFi, computing, electronics, 3D printing, or the occasional poorly soldered project. Looking forward to meeting other builders and discovering interesting things here.

I build quiet, deterministic systems that focus on structure, clarity, and separation. My current work includes LogicBasis, QELLVIS, and Basivis three connected systems built with the same architectural DNA: logic, logistics, calmness, and structure.

I m here to share what I ve built and learn from others who care about precision and system design. If you re into architecture, deterministic engines, or structured thinking, I d love to connect.

Hi everyone! I ve been building a marketing tool for businesses, entrepreneurs, and individuals with brands who want to know how they re ranked in LLMs (now that SEO is tackling a lot of opportunities...). We re in the final testing phase and want to launch it here in the coming days.

Any tips or advice on how to run a successful launch? What has worked for founders who haven t built a personal brand yet? What has worked for founders outside the US who are launching in the US?

I built a simple prototype of an audio social network voice vlogs, voice comments, no text feeds.
You simply need to hit the "Record" button and share absolutely any thought that comes to mind. For instance, you could mention the last movie you enjoyed and recommend it to others. You could ask a question like whether you believe in aliens or simply vent about some jerk who took your parking spot. Feel free! My prototype
voicepod.org

Would love honest feedback: what works, what's confusing, would you actually use something like this?

Hey everyone, I m Sarvesh, a product designer and builder interested in the space between product design, creative tooling, AI agents, and emerging tech.

Lately I ve been exploring how AI changes the design workflow, especially around agent harnesses, durable project memory, design systems, prototyping, and how designers can move faster without losing taste or context. I m especially interested in tools that help builders go from idea to usable product more fluidly.

I m Lily, a UX designer and a founding member of a startup. I have a confession: I spent a huge chunk of my career designing incredibly beautiful, pixel-perfect screens... for products that absolutely zero people wanted to buy.

I finally snapped. I realized that a smooth micro-interaction can't save a product with zero market demand. Now, I m entirely obsessed with data-driven validation. I refuse to even open a design tool until the business logic has been brutally stress-tested by raw data.

Just dropping by to say hi and see if I'm alone here. Are there any other "recovering perfectionists" who have embraced the "ugly but validated" philosophy? What s the hardest truth you ve had to accept about one of your past projects?

Hey Product Hunt!

I'm Pranav, and I'm building Restemb together with my co-founder @sreenath_m .

Hi PH

I'm Jason. A month ago I'd never built a product before. A month ago today I started building one. It's launching on Wednesday and I'm still slightly wide-eyed about it.

The why: I read Ready Player Two and there's a moment where music kicks in the second a character arrives somewhere meaningful. That sat with me. It pulled up a load of memories Sunday afternoons pulling up to the game with AC/DC blasting, the song already half-finished by the time we got to the car park. Hunting for the right banger before walking into the gym. Picking up my brother and knowing exactly which track he'd want playing as he opened the door.

Shortcuts can do a basic version of this set a location, play a track. But none of it did the full thing I had in my head: starting a song at a specific point rather than always from the beginning. Geofence sizing you can tune per place a small radius for a flat, a bigger one for a stadium. Roadtrip Drops that trigger a song halfway through a journey, for those proper family-road-trip moments. And the whole lot wired into Calendar and Contacts, so a meeting auto-becomes a drop and a friend's contact card does too.

Hey everybody! Yigit here. I just love to build and make things. I do it throughout my career and finally now, I decided seek your guidance through idea validation, feedback and hopefully some tests.
I had this problem of managing my personal finance for a while now. I tried few apps but was not satisfied with them. Entering names, amounts, selecting categories, dates etc. was too much of an effort for me. That was just the 'creating a record' part let alone my investments, recurring payments etc. So I took the challenge to create fAInant. A personal finance app that leverages AI and automatically captures your bank notifications and turns them into transactions. I have built my MVP and here I am.