Three founders. Full time jobs. Families. No investors.
Ten months ago, we started building QueryPanel.
QueryPanel gives B2B SaaS teams the infrastructure to ship AI powered, customer facing analytics inside their products. Their customers ask questions in plain language. QueryPanel turns those questions into grounded SQL, charts, and editable dashboards.
Hey Product Hunt community, I ve been building LetsSplit, a platform that helps people discover and manage trusted shared subscription plans. While we re preparing for a Product Hunt launch, we ve just gone live on Peerlist. I m looking for early adopters who can try the product, share honest feedback, and, if you find it useful, support us with an upvote. https://peerlist.io/burilesudhan... Every piece of feedback helps shape the next version, so I d genuinely appreciate your thoughts.
Three weeks after launching Consile, we shipped native MCP integration, our AI assistant Otto now connects directly inside Claude and ChatGPT, so users can manage tasks and pull workspace context without switching tools.
Genuinely curious how other builders here are thinking about MCP right now, is this something you're actively building toward, or still waiting to see if it's a real pattern versus a passing trend? Would love to hear what others are seeing, especially outside the HR/ops space.
(consile.app if anyone wants to poke around, but mostly interested in the MCP conversation itself.)
It s great playing around with case studies on Heaven
We ran a simulation focused on solving one of the biggest headaches in Australia s National Electricity Market (NEM): wind curtailment in Victoria (VIC1).
The Objective
Set up a utility-scale wind farm co-located with a grid-scale battery (BESS) and test how AI dispatch can bypass physical transmission bottlenecks to capture spilled revenue.
I built NogginLogger because every calorie tracker I tried died the same death scanning barcodes, scrolling through 40 versions of "grilled chicken breast," and giving up by Tuesday. The friction wasn't the math, it was the input. So I made one where you just say what happened: a five-second voice note gets transcribed by Whisper, parsed by Claude into a structured entry (category, calories, macros, tags), and the dashboard shows calories consumed vs. burned in real time. Exercise calories are calculated server-side from your body weight and MET formulas, not AI guesswork. Once I had the voice-to-data pipeline working I started logging everything spending, mood, sleep, weight, even golf scores all in one place. What surprised me wasn't the tool, it was the accountability: when you can't hide from the data, you make slightly better choices, and slightly better choices compound. I lost 20 pounds in the timeframe I'd planned, with no dramatic diet just say it now, see it later. Set your goal and know where you are at any given moment of the day. Would love feedback from anyone who's bounced off traditional trackers for the same reasons.
RotorCrypt X-Files offline encryption without the password juggling
I got tired of every encryption tool making me manage a separate password per container or archive VeraCrypt needs one per volume, 7-Zip needs one per archive. So I built something different: log in once, and everything inside your vault is encrypted and decrypted automatically from there. No second password to remember per file or folder.
Hey everyone, we launched Noa on Product Hunt today.
We built it because keeping life organised still feels way more fragmented than it should be, especially when you re planning with a partner or family.
I wanted to share a project I ve been building called My SG Menu a streamlined directory focused on helping users quickly find updated restaurant menus, prices, and dietary details (like Halal or vegetarian options) across Singapore.
Why we built it:
Finding accurate, up-to-date local dining menus often involves navigating clunky UI or outdated social media pages. We wanted to create a fast, clean experience optimized for hungry users on mobile.
