Raizen

Backend engineer building AI systems & devtools.
Hackathon-winning builder • OSS contributor

[Raizen @raizen_dev]

@gustrigos Congrats man 🙌
Getting to top 5 on PH while building something this technically ambitious is huge. Hope the team gets some sleep after this launch 😂

[Raizen @raizen_dev]

@shengkun_ye That’s actually a crazy validation moment.

[Raizen @raizen_dev]

Found ProofSearch through Reddit and checked it out later on Product Hunt.

Search is getting flooded with AI-generated content, fake reviews, and SEO-heavy pages, so adding a trust layer before people click feels genuinely useful.

Definitely a problem worth solving.

[Daniel Clift @Fusiontech888]

Still early, but ProofSearch is live today.

The idea is simple: help people judge search results before clicking, especially with AI summaries, SEO-heavy pages, fake reviews, sponsored results and scammy sites everywhere now.

Feedback genuinely welcome.

[Raizen @raizen_dev]

@bas_fijneman The best productivity tools are usually the ones their creators secretly built for themselves first 😭

[Raizen @raizen_dev]

@jahirsheikh8 discord servers discussing anime, gaming and programming 24/7 are basically keeping the company alive 😭

[Raizen @raizen_dev]

@Dahilonx A lot of people don’t need more financial data, they need context at the right moment. Feels like that’s the actual problem you’re trying to solve here.

[Raizen @raizen_dev]

@JaySahnan depends on the person tbh.
some people need startup experience first because they romanticize building without understanding execution chaos.
but some of the best founders started early exactly because they weren’t trained into “safe thinking”

[Raizen @raizen_dev]

@jfontech The best creator tools usually come from creators who got tired of duct-taping 15 different workflows together.

[Raizen @raizen_dev]

If the experiments keep improving, I may eventually turn this into a proper research paper.

For now, still experimenting, testing, and learning.

[Raizen @raizen_dev]

I was exploring erasure coding in distributed storage a few months ago.
The core idea: Instead of storing full copies of data, systems store parity relationships that let you reconstruct missing pieces.
That concept stuck with me.

[Raizen @raizen_dev]

Still exploring: → entity-aware reconstruction → session-aware chunking → semantic parity relationships → retrieval + reconstruction hybrids
Not claiming a breakthrough. Just experimenting, testing, and learning.

[Raizen @raizen_dev]

@shengkun_ye That’s not failure tbh. Most people never even ship once.
Sounds like A01 became the foundation instead of the final product.