I'm Kaustubh, the founder of CONCIEIT. I built Preacher because I was frustrated with cold email tools that send the same template to everyone and call it "personalisation."

The insight was simple: if I could read a company's website before emailing them, I'd write a much better email. So I built a tool that does exactly that, automatically, for every contact on my list.

A few things I'm proud of:

The self-serve model. You bring your own Groq/Open AI and smtp2go keys. Groq is free. smtp2go has a free tier. That means Preacher costs you nothing to start, your emails come from your real address, and we never touch your contacts. This felt like the right way to build it.

Hi everyone

I m Muhammad Abdullah, founder of SiteSkite.

I ve been working in WordPress development and UX design for over 15 years, helping startups, agencies, and businesses build and manage their websites. Over the years I ve launched many projects for clients, but building my own product has been a completely different journey.

I m also a dad, and life recently got a lot more interesting with a little one in the house. Balancing late-night coding sessions with family life has been challenging, but it also gave me even more motivation to build something meaningful.

Hey Product Hunt community

I ve been a long-time lurker, watching how you all build and launch. I m finally stepping out of the shadows because I ve spent the last year obsessed with a specific, expensive gap in how we work. My background isn't traditional tech, it s HR and Operations. I ve spent my career advising executives on how organizations actually run.

Hey Product Hunters! I'm Zion, a developer exploring the emotional side of AI.
Like many of you, I've noticed most AI assistants feel too transactional. You ask a question, get an answer, and close the tab.
I wanted something that feels more natural an AI companion that actually remembers you, texts you first, and lives right in your daily chat apps. That s why my team and I are building Clavo.chat an AI roleplay companion for Telegram, WhatsApp, and WeChat (yes, it supports Tavern cards!).
We are launching Clavo.chat here soon, but for now, I just wanted to say hi and connect with this amazing community.
What are you all building right now? I'd love to hear about your projects!

Hey Product Hunt!

I'm Shivani, and I've spent the last few months building Heavenclip. Tomorrow is the big day my first-ever official launch!

I built Heavenclip because I realized most creators waste 80% of their time on "grunt work" (silence removal, reframing, captions) and only 20% on the actual story. I wanted to build an AI partner that handles the boring stuff through a simple "Chat-to-Edit" workflow.

The process is designed to be seamless:

"Hey everyone! I m Michael. I spent 25 years in the trades before deciding to build the solutions I actually needed. I just launched my 4th agent, 'What Do I Say?', today.

I m here to chat about how a solo builder can use AI to build the Human Operating System. Check out my launch and let's build! "

Hey everyone!

Just joined Product Hunt and wanted to say hi.

I'm a Marketing personnel and with my team, we run a company, WPAnchorBay. We build WordPress plugins exclusively for WooCommerce. Just found this place and honestly, I have no idea what I'm doing yet.

Hey! I'm Ryan, a dev from Sydney. I like building things, breaking things, and occasionally shipping things. Stoked to be here."Hey everyone! I'm Ryan, a developer from Sydney, Australia. I spend a lot of my time building developer tools and side projects, mostly things I wished existed but couldn't find. When I'm not coding I'm probably complaining about code. Happy to be here and looking forward to seeing what everyone's working on.

Hi everyone, I'm Petek, co-founder of DayPeeK, together with@elif_bektuzun

We re currently in beta and would genuinely love your feedback.

I kept seeing the same pattern: engineers ship a Terraform PR on a Friday, and by Monday the cloud bill has jumped $800. Not because anyone made a bad decision but because no one had cost visibility at the point where it actually mattered: code review.

So I built Zerobillbot a GitHub (and GitLab) app that analyzes infrastructure-as-code changes in every pull request and posts a detailed cost breakdown before the merge. AWS, Azure, and GCP. Terraform, CloudFormation, ARM all supported, zero config needed.

You can even set thresholds to block merges that would blow your budget. Finance teams love it. DevOps teams don't get surprise conversations on Monday morning.

Would love to connect with anyone in DevOps, platform engineering, or cloud cost management. Always open to feedback! zerobillbot.com