Eryk Subhan

Eryk Subhan

Solo founder building VoteGenerator

About

Solo founder. I build VoteGenerator, a free poll and survey maker with ranked-choice voting built in. It started because my team kept voting on things and landing on options most of us didn't actually want. Turns out that's not bad luck, it's how single-choice voting works once there are more than three options on the ballot. Free to use, no account needed to create a poll or to vote. 120+ templates, eight poll types, and a Slack app.

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Maker History

  • SecretSantaMatch
    SecretSantaMatchSecret Santa, raffles, potlucks: free, no signup at all
    Sep 2026
  • VoteGenerator
    VoteGeneratorCreate polls & surveys free. No signup/no account for anyone
    Aug 2026
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    Joined Product HuntAugust 5th, 2026

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7d ago

SecretSantaMatch - Secret Santa, raffles, potlucks: free, no signup at all

Every group event tool wants an account — yours and everyone you invite. SecretSantaMatch doesn't. No signup, no email, no app, for the organizer or a single participant. Seven tools: Secret Santa, White Elephant, potluck sign-up planner, icebreakers with a live multiplayer room, a raffle generator with 16 reveal styles, a Secret Santa gift questionnaire Data lives in the link, not a login — so it works on any device. Exclusion rules, editable wishlists, live steal tracking, cryptographic draws.

21d ago

Do you consider AI-generated content to be less valuable?

We use AI to improve something in the process (mostly to speed up the process).

But whenever I see and suspect that something is generated by LLMs, I feel that the person on the other side has slopped it a bit (and subconsciously I perceive it as "something less").

22d ago

Solo founders, who do you actually ask before deciding something?

I've spent so much time deciding things that I think in a normal company would a meeting or email and resolve in 30 minutes. E.g. what to build next, whether a feature is worth it. Or whether the thing I've been working at for the past few week is actually good or am I blind to it.

I could ask friends and family I wonder if they understand the product like i do, so I end up asking chatgpt, etc or posting it something or just moving on. I mean the picking up and moving on has it's pros and cons.
I'm curious, I noticed a lot of founders here who do you ask before deciding something? Thanks, appreciate it.

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