We didn't start Zcord because we wanted to build another SaaS product.

We started it because running a media company meant managing too many different tools, subscriptions and platforms.

One tool for automation. Another for bio links. Another for analytics. And more bills every month.

Hard truth on my July 1st PH Launch: 14 upvotes, 2 comments....ouch.

I get it though, a million launches with building being a commodity at this point. The upvotes and #1 product was never really what I was going for. It was actual honest eyes and reviews on the product and platform I've created.

I'm Tarik, the founder of VectisERP. I'm building an ERP for small teams, starting with inventory and purchasing.

The public Alpha 2 desktop demo lets you explore purchase orders, receiving, picking and stock counts. It uses fictional sample data and needs no account. Beta 1 production workspaces and live team permissions are still in development.

I'd appreciate feedback from anyone who manages stock or purchasing: try receiving part of a purchase order. Can you tell what arrived, what the supplier still owes and where to check the stock record? Where do you get stuck?

Demo: https://www.vectiserp.com/scan

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Launched JobPilot AI on PH 7 days ago solo indie from Ukraine . Just wrote a candid post-mortem about everything that worked and didn't:

https://dev.to/dmytrooriekhov/wh...

Hey Product Hunt

I built Resona after realizing I was paying for a voice AI subscription that I only used a few days each month.

So I wanted to try a simpler approach: no monthly fee.

With Resona, you buy credits and use them when you need them. $1 gets you 50 credits, and they never expire. Voice cloning costs 100 credits per voice, while text-to-speech and transcription are charged based on how much you actually use.

Six months ago I was building alone. No co-founder, no team, just me and a long list of tasks I kept rearranging instead of shipping.

The problem wasn't motivation. It was that I had no one to think with. No one to tell me when I was spiralling on the wrong thing. No one to ask "did you actually talk to a user this week?"

I tried accountability partners, Notion dashboards, daily standups with myself. Nothing stuck.

So I built BuildMind an AI that acts like a co-founder who actually knows your startup. It tracks your momentum, runs a nightly reflection loop to catch when you're drifting, and pushes back when you're optimising the wrong thing.

Hey Product Hunt!

Most ambient sound and focus apps follow the same playbook: they put simple 15-minute MP3 recordings behind forced signups, aggressive annual paywalls, and background tracking cookies.

As a solo indie builder, I wanted something lightweight, uncompressed, and genuinely private. So I funded Vyneural out of my own pocket and built it from scratch.

What makes it different?

I run a few apps on one VPS: Coolify and three self-hosted Supabase databases.

This week I set up proper backups and, for the first time, tested one by restoring it into an empty database and comparing every table.

The copy itself looked fine. The restore didn't:

- 164 of 166 tables matched