I am Maxim, tech startup hound. I am working on a platform and products which allow co-founders and their angels to meet at a table where they stay focused on products, gradually build their IP, be prepared for pivots and skip the need to hang over the abyss.

I am at a chapter when there is an internally built product which is going to be launched here at PH over time. It practically defines platform maturity and aims to connect with co-founders in orthogonal verticals to leverage such founding tools.

I got a degree in Electrical Engineering and worked in the power industry for 2 years, in my free time got certified as a pilates instructor. 6 months ago I quit my engineering job to develop a vision I've had stuck in my head. I've been growing Embody by Alexandra which is a personalized pilates app. Ironically enough compared to everything else on product hunt, it's intentionally built to create a personal experience for the user without using AI.

It's built to be a space to consistently show up for yourself, in an environment that feels genuine and personal.

I'm Anas solo founder building RentPerk, a UK fintech that turns rent payments into rewards and credit-building for renters. Think: you pay rent, you earn points, your credit score goes up automatically. Nobody has built this in the UK yet and I've spent the last several months figuring out why and whether I can fix it.

I wanted to start a thread because the last few months have been genuinely wild and I suspect a lot of founders here are navigating similar things. A few of the more interesting corners I've ended up in:

The regulated sector problem. Building in fintech means you can't just ship. Before a single tenant pays a penny of rent through RentPerk, I needed to appoint an MLRO, draft an AML policy, register with the ICO, negotiate an EMI partnership, and get legal sign-off on Terms of Service and a Privacy Policy. I did all of it as a solo non-technical founder. Happy to share what I learned and what I'd do differently.

I m passionate about building frictionless tools that solve my own daily hurdles. Currently shipping:
 Mirowl: A native Mac utility built with Rust for high-performance asset management.
 PSLEPractice: An AI-powered platform helping students ace their exams.
 ReelDecks: A tool for modern learners to study YouTube content.

I m a huge believer in local-first tech and data privacy. Excited to finally be active here and learn from all the amazing makers! Let s connect.

Hey Product Hunt

I m Nick spent the last 10 years in B2B SaaS sales & marketing building (and overpaying for) GTM stacks.

Hey Product Hunt!

I'm the maker of Doculin, an HTML to PDF API I built out of pure frustration.

Every project I worked on eventually needed PDF generation. And every time, I'd lose a day or two setting up Gotenberg, configuring wkhtmltopdf, or wrangling a headless browser. It's a solved problem that somehow never feels solved.

Hi everyone

I m Ankit, currently building in the CRM space.

Over the past few months, I kept running into the same problem -
leads would come from everywhere (emails, chats, meetings), but managing them was always messy.

Spreadsheets felt manual.
Tools felt heavy.
And somehow, the pipeline never really reflected what was actually happening.

Hey Product Hunt

I'm Waly, 16 years old, from Martinique. Two months ago, I decided to build something that mattered to me.

Without coding skills. Without a team. Without budget. Stop Being Poor is what came out: a 30 day program to wake up who you really are built with AI, deployed solo, and tested in public. It's not perfect. It's authentic. And I'm here to learn from your feedback. Specifically, I'd love your thoughts on:

The clarity of the value proposition

Hi, I'm William

Im an enterprise IT consultant and community platform founder based in Tampa, FL

  Spent 20+ years architecting systems for enterprise clients across industries. Along the way I backed and helped grow a faceless channel on YouTube that reached 300K+ subscribers and 96 million views. What I saw from that experience changed how I think about