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I’m building Round Funded, a fundraising platform for founders raising their first rounds.

We help founders find active, vetted investors, get matched based on their stage, and manage investor outreach without spending weeks digging through random databases.

The hardest part we’re solving right now: making fundraising feel less like guessing who might invest and more like knowing who is actually relevant.

Your turn. Drop:

  • What you’re building

  • Who it’s for

  • The hardest problem you’re solving right now

Would genuinely love to see what everyone here is working on.

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I'm building Heym, a self-hosted platform for building and running agentic AI workflows.

It's for teams and developers who want to orchestrate multi-agent systems (RAG, MCP tools, human approval checkpoints) without gluing five different tools together, and without handing their data to someone else's infrastructure.

The hardest problem we're solving right now: making long-running agent workflows actually observable and recoverable, not just fast. Full traces on every LLM call, automatic context compression before agents drift, and persisted checkpoints so a human review at 2am doesn't mean the run is lost.

We actually relaunched on Product Hunt today:

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I'm building Framewrite () to turn a video into a real document, with the actual slides/diagrams from the video. The idea is to make search and archival easy.

previously I build prompt management tool and AI skills marketplace.

I’m building , an AI visibility platform for brands.

It helps businesses understand how they’re showing up across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and other AI search tools.

The hardest part right now is probably making AI visibility as easy to understand and act on as traditional search visibility. A lot of founders know SEO, but AI recommendations are still pretty new territory.

I’m building Banquish, a native workspace for Apple Silicon Macs running macOS 14+.

It’s for people whose project context is scattered across Safari or Chrome tabs: support operators, researchers, browser-QA developers, and visual creators comparing live web sources.

The hardest problem is preserving that context without creating another tab manager. Banquish puts only the live regions you need onto one persistent, interactive canvas.

I’m the maker; development and this comment were AI-assisted. The workspace is free:

I’m building FollowUp Desk — a private, local-first lead tracker for solo businesses that handle warm enquiries in WhatsApp.

It’s for consultants, tutors, agencies and local service businesses that need overdue and due-today follow-ups visible without adopting a full CRM. The hardest problem is keeping that workflow simple without pretending to automate WhatsApp: every message is reviewed by the user before the tool opens WhatsApp.

No login, AI, cloud database or subscription. ₹499 once, GST included. Disclosure: I built it.

I’d value candid feedback on the local/no-sync trade-off.

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