People seem to have stopped putting in the effort to write by themselves. That s the feeling I get when I see AI-infused content all over the place, especially LinkedIn.

Blindly prompting AI to churn content may not be wise. Writing is a core cognitive skill most of us started developing as kids. At least, it shouldn't feel like AI on a surface-level.

Hey Product Hunt!

Just joined today. I'm Girik, founder of Automate Me, where it's literally me + a swarm of AI agents running client projects.

The setup: For the past year, I've been deep in the trenches building AI automations for businesses. No team. No employees. Just me orchestrating agents like a one-man symphony (Beethoven vibes, except I can hear ).

Hey Everyone,

I'm nabil, designer turned founder, find more about me here : https://nabilbakour.com/

currently am building my startup, and focused All in on making this work, I have a pretty good product live, would love to get some feedback.

I ve been more active here lately, and what I genuinely love is how people treat launches like effort, not ads.

We re launching Ashera on Feb 13. For now I m here to learn, support other makers, and meet good people.

I joined PH to meet and support fellow makers and to learn about new tech products launching. Tell me what you're building! If you want feedback, I'm happy to give it. :)

And if you are someone who has launched here before, I'd really love to hear your experiences and insights on how to have a great PH launch. What worked best for you? Mistakes to avoid?

Hey Product Hunt I m Matt, founder of Future AI Guide.

https://tools.futureaguide.com

A few months ago, I started consulting with an AI platform. Before that, my entire career was in the food industry. Kitchens, shifts, real-world urgency. Not product launches, not SaaS, not AI.

I m also still working toward my business degree, so a lot of this feels like learning to swim by being tossed into the deep end.

What surprised me most wasn t the tech. It was the mental load of building something new. The constant second-guessing. The pressure to say it right. The endless conversations about positioning, trust, and whether people will actually understand the value you re trying to create. I hope others feel encouraged to share their experiences, knowing they're not alone in these struggles.

One thing I ve quickly learned is that users don t struggle because the tools aren t powerful enough. They battle because clarity is fragile. Context gets lost. Confidence erodes fast when answers conflict or feel shaky. That realization has shaped how our team thinks about the work we re doing at CiRQA, but it s also changed how I approach learning in general. Slower. More questions. Less pretending I already know.

Hey Guys!

I'm Ken, founder of Smart Hustler Marketing.

My Story:

I m a new member in the community here, so I thought I d introduce myself.

My name is Ksenia, I m one of the co-founders of IDQR (we will launch our product here soon :) ), but at heart I m just someone who enjoys building products and learning by doing. My background is software development but my main interest is in UI/UX and web design.

I am trying to do something a little bonkers - I want to build an app when I am a bit of a technophobe! I am a product designer - so it's not entirely crazy but social media, online forums is all really alien to me. I'm looking to put the feelers out there to understand the demand for the idea - any tips or tricks?
The vague idea - without giving the game away....
People are incredible at tracking workouts, steps, sleep, macros

but somehow still stare at a single mug in the sink like it s a moral dilemma.

I m exploring an idea around why everyday maintenance tasks feel heavier than they are, and how the same psychology that keeps people hooked on fitness tracking might work for real-world chores.

Hey Product Hunt!

I'm a solo developer who got into building apps after realizing I was stuck in the same autopilot loops for years doomscrolling at 2 AM, procrastinating on meaningful work, telling myself "I'll start Monday."

My name is Marta, I'm a designer (and marketing manager and cofounder and everything that I must be in order to launch a product) and, to be fair, I'm as unsure about what I'm writing as someone new to Product Hunt would be. But that doesn't make me any less the most excited person in the world (at least my world), so here I am, presenting myself as if I'm the new girl in the class, ready to hear about all the gossip and knowledge you've been absorbing while I wasn't here.

In the meantime, I'm going to let you know that soon I'll present my (mine and my partner's) product: a link-to-Shopify-store generator with the right amount of personalization to help you launch your store fast, easy, and with top-notch content.

See you around here!

I ll be real with you: I have pretty much zero social media presence and no marketing team backing me up. So, launching this thing feels a bit like tossing it into the void. Still, I can t help it: I m just too impatient to finally get this into people s hands.

I m a writer and filmmaker, but I stumbled into being a developer by accident. I got sick of making the same 16-trait character map by hand in Illustrator every time I started a new story. I ve relied on this research-backed personality framework for years to build my characters, but eventually, I wanted the whole process to feel more like play and less like a chore.

Hey community,

I took 2 years off after giving birth and coming back to joining a startup has been exciting, but also pretty intimidating. Things move fast. Tools, trends, expectations, everything feels like it kept running while I was away. Has anyone here started (or joined) a startup after a career break? What was that transition like for you?
And if you re comfortable sharing: What would you tell your past self who was just coming back?

I know Product Hunt is very maker-driven and growth-focused, but I also feel like a lot of us are navigating life changes alongside building products, and we don t really talk about that part as much.

Hi everyone , Mark here. I created an account a few months ago, but this is my first post.

Quick question: if I m looking for beta users right now, is Product Hunt a good place to start?
How do makers usually promote a product here do you start with a pre-launch page, or only post on launch day? And what actually works (without feeling spammy)?

Any tips or examples would be super appreciated. Thanks!

hey everyone my name is vedant and i am currently doing my grad and i like product hunt and like to introduce myself thank you

I m Saurabh Rawat, Frontend Developer, and I m new to Product Hunt. I joined to explore cool products, grow in the AI field, learn from builders, and learning from this community.

Looking forward to learning, sharing feedback, and being part of the community

Happy to connect!

Hello, I m Mukund a dreamer at heart and a developer by profession. I m planning to launch something exciting soon and would truly appreciate any guidance or support along the way.
Professionally, I bring over 4 years of experience working with people and teams across Web3, AI, startups, and consulting firms, building and scaling meaningful products.
Beyond work, I enjoy watching documentaries, anime, and manga, reading books, listening to podcasts, and I used to play GTA 5 currently waiting for GTA 6 to dive back into gaming. Notify me if you have any updates.