Hey PH! Solo founder here, been building ResumeAgent for the past few months and launching here next week.

The problem: 75% of resumes get auto-rejected by ATS (Applicant Tracking Systems) before a human recruiter ever sees them. Most job seekers have no idea this is happening - they just wonder why they never hear back.

I built this for myself and I m considering open-sourcing it if there s real demand. Right now it can:

Introduction

Most open-source ERP/CRM projects never leave the demo stage. HakPoint is different. Built by Hamza Hakkache, a self-taught full-stack developer and cybersecurity researcher based in Taza, Morocco, HakPoint started life as ProCRM and evolved through more than ten iterative versions (33 through 43) into a full-fledged Enterprise Management Platform.

What makes it stand out isn't just the code it's that HakPoint is already running in production. It was deployed at Global Energie Events as a complete custom ERP/CRM, replacing the company's previous Dolibarr setup, and is now used daily across the entire company, processing more than 300 orders, quotes, and invoices every month.

What Exactly Is HakPoint?

CSV Cleanroom is live on Product Hunt today. It runs entirely in the browser and cleans messy CSV exports without uploading customer or business data. It detects delimiters, normalizes headers, trims cells, removes blank and duplicate rows, infers column types, and previews the result before export.

There is a free 25-row demo, and the complete offline version is $12 as a one-time purchase. No account, subscription, telemetry, or internet connection is required.

I built it for the repetitive cleanup that follows CRM, payments, survey, and operations exports. I would genuinely value feedback on the defaults and the edge cases that matter most: https://www.producthunt.com/prod...

I m testing Global Workbench, a lightweight bilingual workspace for solo operators and small teams.

The idea is simple: keep customer information, product details, follow-ups, and delivery tasks in one place instead of across spreadsheets, chats, and notes.

It is still early, so I m especially interested in practical feedback:

What information do you lose most often when managing client work?

Hey everyone, I'm a student founder building a side project called Rpire an AI email assistant that schedules meetings, drafts replies, and sorts your inbox. You approve everything before it sends.

I just launched a waitlist, and I'd love your honest feedback. Does this actually solve a problem? What's missing? What would make you actually pay for it?

Here's the link: https://rpire.onrender.com

I'm not trying to sell anything just looking for real feedback from people who know what they're talking about.

I m a solo developer at Mobi Studio, finishing a small Windows desktop pet game called Gulugulu.

It is scheduled to launch on Steam on August 18, 2026 at 00:00 GMT+8, with a launch price of $1.99 USD.

I m at the awkward stage where the store page is live, but the current build still needs another round of release testing. I don t want to disappear until everything is perfect, but I also don t want to market unfinished work as if it were done.

For people who have launched a small product on their own: what kind of pre-launch updates were actually useful to your audience? Short build notes, brief demos, behind-the-scenes posts, or something else?

Let s be honest hiring freelance talent can be an absolute headache.

Between sorting through 50 generic proposals, dealing with bidding wars where the lowest price wins, and getting hit with bloated 20% platform fees, the traditional freelance model is broken.

As a founder who got completely fed up with this chaos, I decided to build a solution: MeritWorkX (meritworkx.com).

We built it around a simple principle: Match on fit, not on who bids lowest.

We re building Extra, an open-source framework for adding production-ready AI agents directly into SaaS products.

It handles agent orchestration, tools and MCP servers, authentication, authorization, human approvals, memory, and resumable execution.

The goal is to let SaaS teams build agents around their actual product capabilities instead of rebuilding the infrastructure behind them.

We re still early and actively working on the developer experience. We re looking for teams willing to use Extra in a real product. We ll provide hands-on support, including the full integration, in exchange for honest feedback on what works, what doesn t, and what s missing.

Hi everyone! I'm the founder of SoaringPay and it has officially launched on Product Hunt today!
SoaringPay is an all-in-one payment platform for businesses of any size to collect social intakes/inquiries, send off invoices, and manage appointments from one dashboard. Additionally, we've also recently released Storefronts, which allows businesses to host their own personalized, branded store with customized products that can be bought or products that require an inquiry.
We also offer BNPL options so that you can offer your customers greater buying power!
Learn more here: SoaringPay Website
Got questions? Is there anything we can do to help you get started? Leave a comment or email us at hello@soaringpay.com