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toby marshman Founder ★★★★★ · 2 weeks ago

Hi everyone, I built Geograph after seeing so many fellow builders struggle to get their products found. Geograph is one loop of 3 tools that drives you buyers. I use it for all my other products!

Runwai Dev Founder ★★★★★ · 2 weeks ago

Hi Commune builders — Runwai is launching to make deployment simpler for small teams and indie makers. Connect a GitHub repo or upload a folder and get a live site with health checks, monitoring, and automatic rollback. Please try it at runwai.dev and tell me how it compares with your current Railway, Render, Vercel, or VPS workflow. Product Hunt launch: producthunt.com/products/runwai?launch=runwai

TentaDev Founder ★★★★★ · 2 weeks ago

Been building Indie Chains to make getting relevant backlinks less painful for indie makers. You can connect with other builders and find relevant sites to collaborate with. Excited to finally share it here :)

Tim Founder ★★★★★ · 2 weeks ago

Hey everyone, Tim here, maker of Commune. Most communities are a feed and nothing else. On Commune your posts, projects, launches, matches and reputation are connected. Post a milestone and it lands on your project page too, so a year of progress reads like a story. When you are ready, launch in a weekly cohort where the best project wins, not the loudest. Built for makers at every stage, from first idea to profitable product. Come build with us!

Nicholas Fasulo Founder ★★★★★ · 1 week ago

Hey everyone! I built Galaxy Movies to solve my own frustration with slow, ad-cluttered movie sites. I wanted an ultra-fast, zero-clutter app to find where to stream films, explore cast networks, and read instant AI summaries. Would love to get your feedback!

Doug Niccum Founder ★★★★★ · 1 week ago

Last year when I onboarded a new developer on the team I was managing, I quickly ran into a couple issues with the onboarding process. First, I realized our documentation was pretty bad and scarce, but if you are in software development, chances are yours is too. The second issue was environment setup. He started asking questions about which database connection he should be using and which API key he should be using for this service. Naturally, his next question, "can you send me your environment file in Slack?" This happened three or four more times. So in a ten-minute period we had dumped a couple hundred environment variables into our team's chat without really thinking twice about it. What made the situation worse were we discovered several credentials were out of date or no longer active, forcing the entire team to drop what they were doing and help our new developer get unblocked.

It was at this point I realized we needed to change. Our onboarding experience needed to get better, our documentation needed to get written, but most importantly, our security HAD to get better. That's why I came up with SecretStash.Slack, Teams, Jira, Linear, and Clickup are all collaboration tools. So as it turns out, my false sense of security that I get by using Slack or Teams is just that: a false sense of security. Any sensitive information that I share with a co-worker could still be compromised no matter the protocols or safeguards that are in place by myself, the company, or those IT guys.

When I went about building SecretStash, I wanted to take the approach of building something developers want to use because it fits into their workflow. Again, I know there are other solutions out there, but they are subject to unnecessary enterprise bloat and are built for cloud architects that manage infrastructure, not building the software.

I hope you enjoy this product and find it working for you and your organization.