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

Hi everyone, I m Vinicius Soccol, a Brazilian startup founder with a successful exit behind me.

I m now building @ProspectB2B AI B2B Lead Generation Tool , focused on helping companies improve B2B prospecting and growth. Excited to join the Product Hunt community, discover new products, learn from other builders, and share helpful feedback along the way.

Hi PH! I ve spent the last decade obsessing over bento grids and micro-interactions. But recently, I had a bit of an identity crisis. I realized I was spending 4 hours color-grading a button for a product that might not even have a single user.

As a designer-founder, the hardest part isn't the code or the pixels it's the silence after you launch something nobody asked for. I m now on a mission to stop being a "Visionary" and start being a "Data Detective." I'm forcing myself to look at cold, hard spreadsheets before I even open Figma. It s painful, it s not "pretty," but it s the only way I ve found to keep my sanity in this AI-saturated market.

I am Prem, the founder of Vala.

Like a lot of people, I used to wonder why saving money felt so hard even when income wasn t the problem. It wasn t big expenses it was the small, invisible ones adding up.

That curiosity led me to build Vala a simple way to see where money is actually going and uncover money leaks most of us don t notice.

Hey, I m Zunayed. I work on SaaS product demo and launch videos, recently with teams like nsave and Rella AI.

Really interesting launch here, excited to see where this goes

Hey PH community! 17yo Nigerian founder here. Just launched Soloist free invoicing tool for African freelancers. Would love feedback and support! https://www.producthunt.com/post..."

Hey Product Hunt I'm Sathish, founder of VibeLevel.ai

I'm an AI/ML Engineering Leader & Builder most recently Director of Generative AI at PayPal, where I shipped a multi-agent developer assistant serving 4,000+ engineers, AI Gateway similar to ChatGPT Enterprise and inhour version of Thoughspot( Conv BI). I filled patent in 2024 in multi-agent architecture and Advanced RAG systems

The problem I kept running into at enterprise scale: hiring people who can actually build with AI is nearly impossible because no one has a reliable way to measure it.

I'm Risvan, solo founder building Rismon.ai .

The problem I kept running into: I'd describe an idea to Lovable, it would build something close, I'd ship it, and discover weeks later that something critical wasn't working the way I meant. Paywalls that existed in the UI but not in the logic. Admin pages open to anyone. Features on my homepage that weren't actually in the code. No tool was asking the right question: does your code match what you meant to build? So I built Rismon. You connect your GitHub, answer 3 plain English questions about your business, and get a report in 90 seconds showing every gap with the exact file, line number, and a copy-paste fix prompt.

Do you think vibe coders need rismon?

I've been through two very different startup journeys. The first was an EdTech platform I started in the midst of COVID, a simple tool to track student activity during online exams. It quickly evolved into an AI learning profile that helped teachers tailor content for their students. Before we even raised any funding, we got acquired by our biggest customer. Beginner's luck, I guess?

The second is Zuno - we built an ESG and carbon reporting tool now used by some pretty large enterprises across Asia. We went through multiple rounds of funding, got me on a few vanity lists, and taught me more than any degree or course ever could.

But this feels like a very different world than when I started either of those companies.

AI has really changed the game. Speed, market access, technical ability matter a lot less now. The work at Zuno opened my eyes to how big the gap is between people keeping up with this bullet train of AI advancements and those who've only just started to engage with it.

I'm the creator of SkinLytix, a skincare intelligence engine that decodes product labels so consumers can make truly informed decisions about what goes on their skin. Think of it as your personal skincare translator: no more guessing, no more wasted money, no more trial and error.

I launched because I saw a real gap, most people have no idea what's actually in the products they buy, and the beauty industry doesn't make it easy. SkinLytix changes that.

I have my first product hunt launchSkinLytix: Decoding skincare, one label at a time | Product Hunt and would love this community's support, honest feedback, and genuine connections with people who are passionate about tech, health, and building things that matter.