Hey everyone I m a solo founder and recently launched a small SaaS on Product Hunt.
The problem I was personally obsessed with: YouTube creators get a lot of comments but most insights are buried under noise. People scroll endlessly, reply randomly, and still miss what viewers are repeatedly asking for.
We built Foursite because interior designers told us the same thing: their biggest bottleneck wasn t design creativity: it was turning 2D floor plans into visualizations that clients actually understood.
We re not interior designers ourselves. My co-founder and I are engineers who saw a problem and solved it. Convert blueprint to 3D instantly. Show your clients photorealistic renderings instead of sketches. Stop waiting weeks for results.
I ve been working on a visual thinking tool called nodal. It started as a way to explore ideas freely and then turn that thinking into something shareable without rebuilding everything into slides or docs.
I m curious how other people here handle ideas that don t start linear. Do you stick with notes? Whiteboard apps? Something else? I'm one of those neurodivergent folks and for me thinking doesn't always go in a straight line, but I do need to keep things organized.
Your network already moves tickets. Group chats. Stories. "Yo come through." But when payout time hits, nobody can prove who actually sold what.
Subzii connects the sale to the source. Organizers stop guessing. Promoters stop chasing. Everyone sees the same numbers, same dashboard, earnings updating live
We built this for the people who fill rooms but never had receipts.
I made privacy-first Chrome extension that tracks real-time bandwidth usage per website, enables smart daily/monthly budgets, and automatically activates low-data mode to prevent overages.
I m currently building Trustora, and before I finalize the MVP, I want to make sure I'm solving the right problem.
After 7+ years as a software architect, I realized I spent way too much time on what I call "Shadow Admin": drafting manual contracts, compliance checks, and chasing invoices.
Just sharing the website link for Climate Rubik, where I am building a climate knowledge platform. Currently we are publishing medium and longform articles with focus on energy lens, contextualized for the readers from the Global South. Our collective of writers is steadily growing with subject matter expertise from various climate sub-domains (Oil and gas, AI, space physics, climate justice, etc). Do subscribe if you liked the content.
