Hey everyone,

I m currently studying Advanced Computing & Commerce at the University of Sydney, and recently started building my first real product.

Hey Product Hunt

Came across a tool called Pixizen and thought it might be interesting for people working in eCommerce, marketing, or content creation.

It s an AI-powered platform that focuses on generating product promo videos, voiceovers, and ad creatives from simple inputs like product images and text.

From what I understand, the idea is to reduce the time needed to create marketing content so sellers and marketers can produce more variations for testing and campaigns without heavy editing work.

Hi guys, I'm new here. I discovered producthunt through a reddit thread and I'm thankful to have found this platform. I already found a few tools to add to my stack.
I made logomesh.dev with a friend for Berkeley RDI's AgentBeats competition and it won 1st in software testing. We're pivoting to launch this as a github app that runs your PR in a sandbox and only comments if it catches a bug.

I could honestly use some help with framing and asking for feedback. I'm still browsing this platform; for those who have showcased their products here, where should I start when I self-promote?

Me and my partner have been dreaming to build a tech company for a long time. We wait for 30 years to have the courage because being a professional with a steady income was a high barrier to cross and more importantly, we have a family to feed. Then we invested patiently in tech companies and finally got FIRE. And here we are started our journey to verify our dreams. We have built our first app, which was an Instagram like photo app that verifies copyright with NFT. It is still sitting on the Apple app store with 56 users. It was a failure because users are not actively uploading pictures, and we have difficulties to reach out to photographers and artists, who are our target users. Then we started to build "Media-ana", a deepfake detection tool, which will be launched on Product Hunt on Friday. This is a beta version and we still need a lot of feedbacks to improve the product.

After diving right from a tech investor to a tech developer, I found developing is not the crucial part, distribution is. Finding the right users (persons/entities) are contacting them are the most difficult part. Let me know what you think.

Hey everyone!! I'm Santiago, developer from Mexico city.

A few years ago I started investing and kept losing money, not because I was picking bad stocks, but because I had no idea what the actual odds were. Everyone around me was using charts, RSI, analyst opinions. But none of that told me: "there's a 31% chance this stock hits +20% in 60 days." That number didn't exist anywhere. So after getting frustrated enough, I just built it myself.

7 months later, working completely alone, ATLAS exists, works and has early adopters. It runs 10,000+ Monte Carlo simulations per stock and gives you the real probability of making or losing money before you touch a single dollar. It factors in volatility, earnings dates, macro environment (rates, VIX, inflation), fundamentals, news sentiment, and daily price movements.

It also lets you deep dive into any company, financials, valuation, quality score, AI signal, and has a public prediction track record you can verify yourself (94.8% accuracy across 200k+ predictions).
Check it out here: https://atlas-stocks.com

25 years in US technology staffing taught me one uncomfortable truth: 1 in 3 candidate profiles carry verifiable risk fabricated timelines, credential mismatches, location anomalies that pass every manual screen.

One bad placement costs a staffing firm their client. One bad hire costs an enterprise 6 the annual salary.

So I built WW Intelligence the AI layer between resume and reality. 4-layer forensic verification in under 30 seconds. Before you present. Before you decide.

We're DPIIT recognised, patent pending, and running pilots across US staffing firms and enterprise hiring teams.

Hi PH! I m Lily, a UX designer and founding member of a startup.

I hate uncertainty. So our team built an agent to stress-test business ideas using 200k+ data points, replacing polite AI hallucinations with cold, hard math.

I met my co-founder on a random Tuesday. He happened to become my husband. We happened to start a company together. None of it was planned.

I'm Joyce a humanities person. Art history, literary theory, years of seminars arguing over Foucault and Bataille. "Tech" was something I wrote about, not something I built.