Hi Product Hunt we built AlgoXem for self-directed traders who want one place for charts, strategy research, risk controls, and Alpaca-connected stock, ETF, and crypto workflows.
What it does today:
Streams market charts with technical indicators.
Makes strategy signals explainable and lets users test rules against historical data.
I don't wake up thinking about revenue. I wake up thinking about the builder somewhere who spent 4 months on a product that could genuinely help people and nobody knows it exists.
That bothers me more than any metric ever could.
My co-founder and I didn't find each other at a networking event or through a LinkedIn DM. It was completely random. I stumbled onto a website, a conversation happened, and that one person became my closest friend. We've since built 2 platforms and a startup together.
We just shipped three things we're genuinely excited about. First, a free career discovery quiz, no login required, that uses AI to match your actual interests and answers to real careers, then checks live job demand in your specific location before showing you results. Not another 8-question personality sorter. Second, a free career transition calculator for anyone who already has a target role in mind: it estimates realistic transition time, cost, and salary change based on your current situation. Third, SmartRolePath is now live in 12 countries, with localized job data and currency, not just a translated version of the US experience. All three came directly from people telling us they were stuck choosing a path, or stuck figuring out if switching was worth it. Would love your feedback, especially if you try the quiz and the result feels off or spot on.
Gabi is an AI version of a complex spreadsheet I used to work to better manage my deals in my 10 years of career experience in B2B sales SaaS. My sales colleagues back then used to ask me to share and pitch that excel spreadsheet with them to manage their deaIs as well. I've been using this platform myself to help me in my sales pipeline management, since I am my own ICP too.
Most founders here have insane tech stacks, dual monitors, and perfectly optimized setups. I had a very different reality.
Over the last 4 months, I built my startup entirely from scratch without a computer. I structured, prompted, and put together every single piece of the app using only a 4GB RAM Android phone and I had zero programming experience before starting.
Today, that wild experiment is live on Product Hunt.
Built a tool to answer a question I couldn't answer for myself: is what I'm doing with money actually okay, or not?
Most personal finance calculators assume you already know what "good" looks like. I didn't, I could do the math on savings rate, debt-to- income, emergency fund coverage, but had no reference point for whether my numbers were fine or a problem.
Founders ask ChatGPT these questions every day Do foreign founders need to file US taxes? What is the Delaware Franchise Tax? What are Form 5472 and Form 1120? Does my US company need tax filings if it has $0 revenue? What documents do I need when paying foreign contractors? If you're building a US startup, these are questions that can save you thousands in penalties and headaches. One of the biggest misconceptions we see: "I'll deal with taxes once my startup starts making money." Many US compliance requirements begin the day you incorporate, even if your company has no revenue, no customers, and no bank transactions. We've answered the most common startup tax questions in one place: https://tinyurl.com/founderfaqph
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