I m building VertoX, a real-time AI translation platform that preserves your voice, tone, and emotions across languages.

Over the last 2 years, I ve faced a lot of challenges while building it.

Finding the right team.

Choosing the right technologies.

Most engineering teams know they should be running agentic workflows. The demos look incredible. The speed is real.

But the first few production attempts often go sideways, not because the AI is bad, but because the governance layer wasn't there.

The AI Velocity Pod Starter Kit is everything we wish existed when we started: a framework distilled from 300+ shipped products, 38-day average delivery cycles, and a lot of painful lessons about what breaks when you give agents too much autonomy too fast.

What's included:
Sprint structure template (intent build QA diff review)
Acceptance criteria writing guide (the #1 bottleneck in agentic workflows)
Parallel QA agent setup run validation concurrently, not sequentially
Governance checklist for regulated industries (HIPAA, GDPR, OWASP-aligned)
Access scope matrix which systems agents should (and shouldn't) touch

Hey everyone!

I ve always found it a bit painful to debug deeply nested JSON files, so I decided to build my own visualizer. Instead of just a boring list, I wanted something more interactive and visual.

I call it JSON Tree Viewer.

Live Demo: https://debabratasaha-dev.github...
GitHub Repo: https://github.com/debabratasaha...

Today I m launching Daaymn a dating app that finally fixes everything people hate about dating apps.

Let s be real: most dating apps are slow, expensive, and feel like full-time jobs.
Daaymn undercuts all of them on price, speed, and simplicity.

I built it because dating shouldn t feel like a chore or a subscription trap.

What Daaymn does:

Hi Product Hunt

After 25 years working as an architect, I decided to take on a completely different challenge and build a software product.

Eight months ago, we started building Kognis, a personal intelligence system designed to help people capture, organise, prioritise, and recall the things that matter most.

As launch approaches, I've been reflecting on what has surprised me most during the journey.

I turned my free Alibaba quote sanity check into a small paid review service for ecommerce sellers who already have a supplier quote, sample order, or freight quote in front of them.

The problem I keep seeing: sellers get a quote with unit cost, MOQ, sample fee, shipping, packing size, Incoterm, and payment terms, but they do not know what is missing before they pay.

Hey everybody!

As we all here are building new products and companies, I'd love to pitch ours and would welcome feedback on it from users. AgentPays is a layer for your own agents to securely make payments through. You can whitelist domains, set spending limits, and be alerted on suspicious proposed transactions by your agents. We all are looking to use AI to our benefit, and having an agent handle a portion of your buying will be yet another way you can save time. We're looking to facilitate that by keeping this process secure.

I am building RAYNOLSE, a smart jump rope we are preparing for a Kickstarter launch on June 30.

The product direction is pace-guided cardio: instead of only showing stats after a workout, the rope/app should help people know what pace to hold, how hard to go today, and how to progress without turning jump rope into a complicated fitness setup.

Fridely was built for people who feel mentally exhausted by everyday food decisions.

Scan your fridge, track what expires, generate recipes with what you already own and get instant meal ideas based on your energy level.