Most intros start with a bio. Mine starts with a number, the one that started this company: 32% increased 90 day subscription retention across 19 different companies in DTC and SaaS.

If a subscription business keeps just 5% more of its customers, profits jump somewhere between 25% and 95%. That single stat pulled me into retention work years ago. I never got back out.

Here's what those years taught me: most churn isn't a product problem. It's an operations problem. The right message usually existed. It just fired at the wrong time, or reached the wrong persor, or never went out at all, because someone would have had to send it by hand. Every day. Forever.

Two more numbers, so you can see the size of it. A generic "we miss you" email wins back 3 8% of lapsed customers. The same list, worked as a proper step-by-step sequence, wins back 12 18%. And up to 9% of subscription payments fail on the first try: customers lost who never chose to leave.

Hi all, I'm Deepak. I work on the product side at Shorterloop, where we build tools for product managers to turn customer feedback into roadmaps. Been lurking on Product Hunt for a while and figured it was time to actually join the conversation instead of just browsing launches. Would love to hear from other PMs and builders here: what's the one part of your product process you still haven't found a good tool or workflow for?

Hey guys,

I m Alfredo, a solo founder from Spain.

Hi everyone, I m Tim.

I m a software engineer who enjoys building web products and learning more about SaaS, AI, automation, and developer tools.

I recently joined Product Hunt because I want to learn from people who are actually building and launching products. I m especially interested in how makers validate ideas, decide what to include in an MVP, and improve a product after getting early user feedback.

I m looking forward to following what people here are building and contributing where I can.

Hey Product Hunt

I'm Sk Kahinoor, a Laravel/PHP developer based in Bhubaneswar, Odisha, India.

Hey PH I'm Samuel cybersecurity practitioner (CompTIA Security+) turned builder.

I run wokemodo, where I create cybersecurity education content (Wazuh, Sigma rules, MITRE ATT&CK) for creators across YouTube, TikTok, Instagram and Pinterest, plus sell hands-on lab guides for people trying to break into security.

Most recently I built Samchu-AI you describe a business idea in one sentence, and 9 AI expert advisors (scientist, strategist, legal, investor, and more) debate it and hand you ranked solutions, real costs, market risks, and a go/no-go verdict. Built it because I was tired of vague answers when trying to validate my own ideas.

Excited to be here, happy to trade feedback with other builders

"I'm a solo maker exploring vibe coding building small AI-powered apps that solve everyday problems. Currently working on LaunchReign apps. It's all about token finder apps.I love shipping fast, learning in public, and helping other makers."

I spend most of my time building at the intersection of data, history, tokenization, and financial systems. How do you make messy historical and financial information usable, checkable, and useful when the tools keep changing . I m a solo founder. AI made it possible to ship more than one person used to be able to ship. That part is real. The other part is also real: the work still needs other minds. You can generate the first version alone. You cannot see the blind spots alone. You cannot stay honest about what actually works alone. That s the part that feels harder now, not easier. The tools got better. The number of people who will sit with you on the hard, unglamorous version of a problem did not. I m here to meet other solo founders who are in that same stretch building something real, using AI heavily, and still looking for humans who can push the work further than any model can. If that s you, say hi.