Hi! I'm building my first solo project. I'm not a dev, but surfing the big wave of vibe coding last year I built MasterPlan AI: an all-in-one tool for paid media professionals using AI builders without spending a single penny on them.
It s now in the final stages and I m preparing to launch on Product Hunt.
If you run paid campaigns and want to try it early, please join the waitlist on the landing page or contact me for a beta tester seat your feedback would help me a lot.
I'm Shige, Co-founder of Giselle an open-source AI app builder we just launched today! This is my first time launching on Product Hunt, and I'm super excited (and a bit nervous ).
I'm working remotely from Japan, which means I'm navigating a pretty challenging timezone gap with PT. We've got about 15 hours left in our launch day, and while I wish I could stay awake for all 24 hours, I'm about to take a quick nap to recharge.
My day job is technical escalation. I've spent years working inside platforms like Shopify and Thinkific figuring out why things break, validating bugs, and translating what's actually happening into something leadership can understand and act on.
That work gave me a pretty clear view of something that doesn't get talked about enough. When a platform issue or an internal tool issue goes unresolved and the vendor isn't moving, nobody really knows what to do. Push harder? Build a workaround and move on? Start looking at other options? Teams just wing it every single time and absorb the cost without ever creating the necessary report for internal use or discussing next steps. Tracking issues of internal tools you engage other vendors to support is crucial.
That bothered me enough that I eventually built something about it.
I'm a bootstrapped maker from Vietnam. My entire product strategy is basically: "What annoying daily task is currently driving me crazy, and how can I code a way out of it?"
My latest enemy is "blank-page paralysis" and the extremely robotic tone of standard AI. After spending way too many hours manually editing out phrases like "In today's ever-evolving digital landscape" from my drafts, I decided to build LazyWriter to automate the process (I even added a "Savage Roast" tone just to keep my sanity intact ).
Since I'm actively trying to be more involved in this amazing community, I d love to connect with other indie hackers, bootstrappers, and creators who run on 90% caffeine like me.
I m Tim a London-based digital product designer / creative technologist for over 2 decades. I ve spent most of my career building digital products across streaming, sports, and large-scale platforms (DAZN, airline multi-screen entertainment systems, multi-brand design systems).
For the past 2 years, I ve been focused full-time on AI not just what it can do, but how it behaves in real-world use. This isn t a weekend project. nor ai-slop. These 2 projects have been self-funded, iterated, broken, rebuilt over 2yrs and now finally at the point of putting real products out there.
I'm Daniel, a solo developer/founder based in Brisbane, Australia. Previously launched Quotix here on PH, and I'm back with something new: Should I Really?
Hi all, looking forward to engaging with this community. I'm a designer with a technical background but have never been a coder. I was recently convinced by a developer friend that AI assisted coding was good enough now to enable me to actually build. After testing with a series of personal tools, then a proof of concept iOS app, it was clear my friend was right. I now have an outlet for all the pent up creative ideas in my head. Here goes shot number 1.
Over the past 4 weeks, I built and launched Polaris (web) and now the iOS app version is available.
I remember a time when I truly believed I was incapable of anything. I lived in a small industrial city, surrounded by gray streets, traffic, and people who didn t think about big dreams. I kept comparing myself to successful founders and creators and felt like I would never become one of them.
