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Arpan Garg

2mo ago

Helping DevTools build DevPrograms -> 260K+ users | 🎓Google for startups | 🌟AWS Activate

Hello hello!

I am Arpan, a founder at Commudle. The journey started more than five years ago when I was solving for my own community, Google Developer Group New Delhi, and built this side project while switching 3 metro trains between home and office.

Bryan Rodas

3mo ago

Hello world

WASSUPPPPPPPPPPP!!!!! My name is Bryan and I love to program well specifically vibe code and vibe lol. I gotta tell you I respect actual programmers it s a literal warzone when you first develop an app lol and imagine when we didn t have all these tools to make apps!!! (I don t even wanna think about it lol) but I have been making apps and websites for a while and I recently made this site called jettson.dev which is basically your Deploy your MCP servers to the cloud in 2 minutes. No localhost, no setup headaches. (literally my pitch lol) but ye I don t wanna promote because I m introducing myself but if anyone can check out my site to see what else I m missing that would be great! Thanks world :)
Sertaç Fırat

3mo ago

Hi Everyone, Solo founder, took a break at Civil Engineering

Hi everyone, I'm Serta . As a civil engineer with years of hands-on expertise in project management, planning, and resource management, I am finally reaching the end of the development process for my own planning app. As a solo maker, while i prepare for this launch, I want to share how I transitioned from being the target audience of this product to its developer, along with my experiences, realizations, and the struggles I faced along the way. Honestly, it took 6 months, working 12 hours on average, gave my all.

Considering that the majority of people on this platform have a background in software engineering or come from the tech industry, I believe those who pivoted from other professions to software might understand me best. However, I think we've all felt, at some point in our lives, that we no longer enjoy being the "producers" of our work. I believe the root cause of this lies not in human nature, but in the dynamics of today's world. For our hunter-gatherer genes, finding a reason to feel "useful" has never been simultaneously this difficult and this easy in human history. I don't want to sound pessimistic, but in an era where we cumulatively question reality, achieving "meaningful" work has become costly for both for ourselves and for others. This cost is paid through the unnecessary waste of our time and the anxiety of inadequacy poured over us by the constant rat race. At this point, the most critical concept becomes "efficiency." Whether it's just the nature of the job, because our boss demands it, or simply to feel useful... It doesn't matter. We all feel, at some point, that we are operating far below our efficiency threshold, just spinning our wheels.

👋I'm Amman, an AI engineer who loves building things.

Most of my work is around LLMs, voice AI, and agent systems, but lately I've been focused on building products fast and launching them.

Right now I'm building PromoMotions, an AI tool that turns one product image into multiple video ads for e-commerce sellers.

The idea came after seeing how much time sellers spend trying to create ads manually.

Editing videos.
Testing creatives.
Posting everywhere.

Ruban Phukan

3mo ago

25 years of AI, two exits, one unsolved problem

Hey Product Hunt, I am Ruban, and I have been building things with AI since before it was cool to say that.

I started my career as a data scientist at Yahoo in the early 2000s, back when "machine learning" was something you had to explain to your manager before you could use it. From there I co-founded two companies, Bixee, a vertical search engine that got acquired by Naspers, and DataRPM, a cognitive AI platform for industrial IoT that got acquired by Progress Software. In between and around all of that, I have spent 25 years obsessing over one question: why is it still so hard to turn a good idea into working software?

I watched the vibe-coding wave arrive and felt genuine excitement and then genuine unease. Not because the tools were bad, but because something important was missing. Imagine running software development straight off Slack or Teams. No Jira tickets. No Linear issues. No GitHub PRs. Just chat. Sounds scary, right? That is exactly what vibe coding does. AI makes code changes straight off a conversation thread. No traceability. No structure. No way to answer "what changed and why." - Complete nightmare to manage after that initial build.
I kept thinking: I know what happens when production systems are built without discipline, because I have been there for the cleanup. And I wanted to build the thing I wish had existed every time. This is what led me to build Avery.dev.

enoch fyw

3mo ago

Archi kid with a different dream

In a world of uncertainty and the rise of AI tools, I feel like there's no better time to give this a shot. I want to build a platform that blends the past, present methodologies, and prepares for the future.

Businesses and investments are built on trust, in my opinion, that will never change. It is, however, very hard to trust when we are constantly overwhelmed with information. How do we find the right signal? How do we get to know certain markets? Don't get me started with verifying sources...

Mandy Ip

3mo ago

Hi Product Hunt community 👋

I m Mandy. My co-founder and I are building TABI, which is an application designed to make meaningful insights more accessible to hiring teams, without the complexity of traditional BI workflows.

We both worked in recruitment and saw firsthand how BI tooling stops short of delivering what teams actually need. Hiring teams are often left stitching together reports and dashboards due to a lack of specialised resources and expertise. We re building TABI to help teams make sense of their data by providing instant, actionable insights.

Tanner Smith

3mo ago

Musician, founder, engineer.

Hi everyone! I'm Tanner.
I'm a music business nerd with some software chops I've picked up in the last 5 years.
Now I'm trying to build things in public and recently had a cool idea for a browser extension that curbs AI use.
It's in "beta" right now but I'd love to find some testers and get user feedback.
BrainBud

ANWAARUL HAQUE

3mo ago

Hey Product Hunt! I’m a Full-Stack Developer & Founder from India 👋

Hey everyone!

I m a full-stack developer and entrepreneur based in Tiruchirappalli, India. I build products that help freelancers, creators, and small businesses grow online.

Ravi Bhardwaj

2mo ago

Hey PH! Solo founder here — just built a free HR calculator that doesn't ask for your email

Hey Product Hunt community! I'm Ravi indie developer and HR data researcher. Been frustrated for years that every HR calculator either: Hides results behind email signup Uses outdated 2020-era data Charges $99/month for basic math So I built StaffCost. What it does: Free employee turnover cost calculator using SHRM 2025 four-bucket methodology. Enter salary + level + industry Instant breakdown of ALL costs Free PDF report No email. No signup. Ever. Most surprising insight: Lost productivity = 52% of total turnover cost. Most companies obsess over recruiting fees (only 20%) while ignoring the real cost. A $75K employee costs $79,026 to replace. Launching officially this Tuesday! Would love early feedback: staffcost.com Happy to be here!
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