Hardest part about building a SaaS isn't the code. It's watching people actually use it.
I spent 6 months building what I thought people wanted.
Clean UI. Fast performance. All the features competitors had and some unique ones. Launched it feeling confident.
From a personal care to an AI health companion: Vitaro is here!
🚀 Automate Your Team with AI Workflows by Archit Jain
Hey Product Hunt community! I m Archit Jain (@architjn), and I m thrilled to share my passion for building AI-powered workflows that supercharge businesses by automating employee tasks.
Visit architjn.com to learn more!
What I Do
I craft custom AI workflows using tools like n8n, Gemini, and OpenAI to streamline repetitive tasks and empower teams. From automating social media posts to deep research for blog content, my solutions help companies save time and boost efficiency.
Examples of My Work
How do you actually stay on top of your field without drowning in news?
I've been chewing on this while building Ulsa, so I wanted to open it up here before we launch.
If you work in a fast-moving field, staying current is basically a second job. For years my routine was checking ten different sources every morning, newsletters, X, a pile of news sites, and I still felt like I was missing the things that mattered for my work while drowning in things that didn't.
Gatekeeping & Gaslighting. Fighting back against predictable AI failure points.
I don t know if I can be convinced that AI doesn t intentionally sabotage code. Whether using Claude, Gemini, or ChatGPT, every vibe coder has hit that wall where the model seems to actively work against you on a bad day.
You know the drill:
Ridiculous function names: maybeSetConnectionState? Maybe? Come on.
Instant drift: Completely ignoring agreed-upon boundaries right after clarifying them.
Convoluted architecture: Shoving complex files into straightforward process chains, making them brutally difficult to navigate.
The CLI nightmare: Watching a command overwrite your entire codebase, followed by the AI gaslighting you about how to find a folder it just erased.
We’re building CatchDex: a private FishDex for real-world anglers
Hey Product Hunt
We re building CatchDex, a private collection game for anglers who already take catch photos but want something more useful and fun than a camera roll.
The idea is simple:
Log a real catch use AI to help identify the species keep the exact spot private unlock a collectible FishDex card.
Most fishing apps focus on maps, forecasts, or finding spots. We re taking a different angle: what happens after the catch.
CatchDex helps anglers:
- turn catches into collectible FishDex cards
- keep fishing spots private with aliases instead of exposed coordinates
- track species progress, mastery, and season history
- create GPS-safe share cards
- build a personal fishing collection from real-world memories
The hardest part has been balancing game feel with trust. Anglers care deeply about not burning spots, so privacy can t be a bolt-on feature. It has to shape the whole product.
We re currently in beta and would love feedback from anglers, outdoor app builders, privacy-first product folks, or anyone who has thoughts on making real-world logging feel more rewarding.
Try it here:
https://catchdex.app
I built a lightweight Windows backup tool with incremental backups
Hi everyone,
I run a small PC repair and maintenance business, and over the years I got tired of heavy, cloud-bloated backup software and complicated Robocopy scripts.
So I built my own solution: File Backup Tool.
Before publishing it to the Microsoft Store, this app had already been running for years on around 20 local client PCs with zero data loss. Even non-technical users picked it up immediately because the goal was simple: make backups easy and reliable.
STOP GIVING YOUR REAL EMAIL TO ANYONE 🛑
I sketched this blueprint to solve a problem every founder has: The "Morning Inbox Dread".

You know the feeling. You wake up to 50 emails.
Do people actually care about removing the AI copy/paste step?
I m trying to validate something specific before my Product Hunt in a few weeks.
A lot of people already use ChatGPT/Claude during work, but the workflow is still clunky:
copy context switch app paste prompt copy answer switch back edit send
What AI project are you building right now?
Just wanted to start a thread to learn from and connect with more founders and builders in the Product Hunt community. I always enjoy discovering what people are building, so I thought I'd start.
We're building Myspec. The idea came from a problem we kept running into ourselves: AI can generate code incredibly fast, but it can't fix unclear thinking. We found ourselves constantly rewriting prompts, discovering missing requirements halfway through development, and realising everyone had a slightly different understanding of the product. So instead of asking AI to write better code, we built MySpec to help founders and developers turn rough ideas into structured, build-ready specifications before development even begins.
We launched MySpec on Product Hunt about two months ago, and we've been continuously improving it based on feedback from our early users. If you're curious, we'd love for you to check it out and share your honest thoughts: https://www.producthunt.com/prod...