... Today I have an interview at our national radio station, where I ll be answering questions about myself, RunEvr, and our animation studio. So let s warm up here first =D I m a co-founder of RunEvr

... After launching RunEvr, we started getting a lot of offers related to blog post creation. But we had already designed our own blog mechanism earlier, even before the launch. We re working on this ourselves right now. We even built our own CMS to make it easy to create, review, and publish posts directly to our blog. But one thing is important to us: the blog belongs to us. We want to create our own sections, write about things that ... ... genuinely relevant to RunEvr

... posting the actual decision-making (why we built X a certain way, what we got wrong, what a real user said that changed our roadmap) gets engagement, because it's the only thing AI can't easily generate a competitor version of. For an early-stage founder, I'd say: picking one narrow channel where your ICP already has a real, specific conversation happening (not a broad platform, a specific community within it), and spending a month contributing before ... ... with Reddit. TikTok haven't tried, Instagram is picking up slowly :) Comment from Christian C(@chriscarex): most challenging thing for many solo founders and start-up, I think these days being on social media is key. Much more inbound vs

... stage is your product currently at? Do you think the time has come to bring in a designer or not yet? Comment from Adana Marukhyan(@adana): @jordan_bulk   @evgeny_yakushev  What an interesting product! Does it have competitors, or is it a unique solution? Comment from Adana Marukhyan(@adana): @rohanparmar  Yes, this might be the best approach. Do you have a dedicated designer at LaraCopilot? Comment from Adana Marukhyan(@adana): @jogindertanikella  I think you have ... ... course. I think more about complex products, where involving a designer can actually help the developer ship faster and hit the goal right from the first take. Comment from Adana Marukhyan(@adana): @itzhaydar  In our case with RunEvr

... young and enthusiastic maker followers recently asked me for advice on finding alpha testers. And honestly I realized I m not the best person to answer this one =D We built RunEvr inside an animation studio, so our team of artists naturally became our first alpha testers. We had a real product, a real team, and a real workflow to test it on from day one. So I couldn t really give advice based on my own experience. Instead ...

... from Owais Khan(@owais_khan22): @priya_kushwaha1  thanks for all the support! Stay tuned for more updates :) Comment from Owais Khan(@owais_khan22): @adana  thanks, means a lot! Btw you can also do a messaging test for @RunEvr and see how it resonates with your ICP. "Collaborative agentic workspace for creative" Comment from Owais Khan(@owais_khan22): @kate_ramakaieva  indeed :D but thanks for all your support. Comment from Aleksandar Blazhev(@byalexai): Congrats on the launch ...

... addicted to? And why are you here on Product Hunt? I ll start with myself =) I m Adana, 36 yo. Scenographer by diploma. 12+ years in animation production, mostly as a production manager. Along the way, I co-founded RunEvr - Agentic project management environment for creatives, with our studio founder, @rafik_mkhitaryan . I m addicted to learning something new - and not just knowledge, facts, news. I love discovering new ways of thinking, unexpected stories, different kinds of people, and ideas ... ... meet you! =) How is tech education and the tech industry in Pakistan? Is there a strong ecosystem for makers, or do most people learn and build through their own initiative? Comment from Adana Marukhyan(@adana): @hassan_ismail_rebe  RunEvr

... when the product is really complex, deciding exactly what the designer should work on first or next is still hard to define. Comment from Adana Marukhyan(@adana): @mindyorzi  At the moment, we're working on task prioritization in Runevr. There are different approaches, so I just wanted to explore how people handle it and better understand the workflows. Comment from Adana Marukhyan(@adana): @mindyorzi  We have idea something like that - collecting votes and having a dashboard where ...

... liked the Tarot concept You can follow the project and my own journey here: Tarot Told Me on YouTube: My LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ira-... And I d love to follow what you re building with RunEvr too! Comment from Max(@maxrohowsky): I m building in the social space, so yes :) pretty much use all major ones to share. Primarily on LinkedIn for my personal brand and X in the Build in Public bubble Comment from Linoy ... ... shipped my first app this month (as a marketer, with AI writing the code), and the honest behind-the-scenes posts consistently got more genuine conversations than anything promotional. Curious about your split, Adana do you keep RunEvr

... Does every SaaS product need a mobile version? For some products, mobile feels essential. For others, it feels like forcing a desktop workflow onto a smaller screen. We re building a mobile version for RunEvr - mainly to stay up to date, chat with the team, check project progress, and quickly respond when you re away from your desk. A few things I m curious about: Do you expect the SaaS tools you use to have a mobile app? What ... ... build mobile from the start, or wait until users ask for it ? Comment from Sansa Grey(@sansa_grey): I would probably build mobile around the away from desk jobs first rather than trying to recreate the whole SaaS. For RunEvr

... want one product that does everything - or do they just want fewer problems to manage? Curious to hear how other makers and users think about this. Comment from Adana Marukhyan(@adana): @siarheihamanovich  Thanks for sharing your experience! In RunEvr, the modules naturally fit together to form the product. We wanted to connect the different tabs so they can, as you said, read from one another and share context. What kind of tools and products are you developing ... ... wine recommender =) How does it work? Do you scan a bottle, or how does it work? And answering your question: we definitely knew most of the modules we wanted to include from the beginning, because we actually started building RunEvr

... already start your day inside an AI - Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor. That's where the thinking happens. But the work lives somewhere else, and you spend all day copying between the two. So we're killing that gap: RunEvr is getting an MCP server. (MCP = the open standard - now backed by Anthropic, OpenAI, Google & the Linux Foundation - that lets your AI securely plug into real apps. RunEvr

... became a daily habit for me. Checking new products, reading discussions, discovering what others are building... One day I noticed there s a day streak feature I didn t even know about and honestly was surprised =D After launching RunEvr , opening Product Hunt became even more exciting - now we're not only discovering products, but also watching our own journey and growth here. Curious: what makes you the most come back to Product Hunt every day? Is it: discovering ... ... genuine problem solver which i use on a daily basis. Comment from Ghost Kitty(@ghost-kitty-9648273): Comment Deleted Comment from Adana Marukhyan(@adana): @aarav_pittman  Yes! Before, I was mostly feeling a bit lonely =D RunEvr

... once to create a convenient toolset, then work faster, avoid recurring costs, and have something that fits your process better than a generic off-the-shelf solution. Comment from Adana Marukhyan(@adana): @byalexai  We're mainly focused on RunEvr right now. We're planning a second PH launch for it, and then CMS this fall. Thanks for the support! Comment from Adana Marukhyan(@adana): @byalexai  We're planning to launch it on PH. The interesting part is that ... ... while building RunEvr

... course, ranking high felt amazing. But looking back, that's not what we'll remember the most. The biggest value came from you . Every question, every challenge, every "have you thought about..." pushed us to think deeper about RunEvr. The conversations helped us clarify our vision, validate assumptions, and understand what truly matters for creative teams. A launch isn't just about visibility. It's about learning. Thank you to everyone who took the time to ask questions, share feedback ... ... support us. You've already helped shape the next chapters of RunEvr

... task is missing half the project. (And honestly, so are we - humans). So maybe the real question isn t: How smart is your AI agent? It s: How much context does your agent actually have? We re building RunEvr around this idea: AI agents shouldn t just execute tasks. They should work inside the project, alongside the humans creating it. Curious : Would you trust an AI agent with a creative decision if it had access to the entire project history ... ... Comment from Adana Marukhyan(@adana): @shelli__dickinson  RunEvr

... team agree on? - Is this still the latest approved version? A folder can store thousands of files, but it doesn t always store the story behind them. That s something we ve been thinking about while building RunEvr s Materials module. We wanted materials to stay connected to the workflow so context moves with the work. Curious - how does your team handle this today? Do you feel like you re losing context around your files? Comment from Adana Marukhyan(@adana ... ... documents can work, especially with a disciplined team, but over time they become another system that someone has to maintain. Thanks for sharing your workflow details. We re collecting these approaches to better understand real production workflows and make RunEvr

... Hello Principal engineer working at AWS looking for remote opportunities. 14+ experience in software engineering. Primarily backend and cloud. GitHub: github.com /raiyanyahya LinkedIn: linkedin.com /in/raiyanyahya Cheers! Thanks! Comment from Adana Marukhyan(@adana): We are a small maker team behind RunEvr . We call ourselves Rubberboots - a tiny product studio that helps turn ideas into real products. Our combo is simple: Experienced full-stack engineer Product/UI/UX designer with deep creative production experience QA and testing team to make sure products are reliable ... ... ready for users Together we help founders move from an idea prototype something people can actually use. We are also the makers of RunEvr

... attached to the work. It makes reviewing the next version much easier because you don t have to reconstruct the story from scratch. Comment from Adana Marukhyan(@adana): @jalcantara  The why lives in the task or project body. RunEvr automatically filters the essentials into it - key notes, latest references, reviews, versions, and more - so the context stays visible as the work evolves. So if the description was written when the task was created, someone left an important note yesterday ... ... history visible is necessary, but the usability aspect is making the human action easy, the decision itself explicit: what changed, why, and what would count as evidence that it worked. I can imagine teams marking that why separately in RunEvr

... working on a platform where every user is a real verified human. It is still early, but that is what has been keeping me busy lately. What about you? How did you end up working on RunEvr? Comment from Ashutosh Kesharwani(@ashutoshrare): if your work truly inspires you or motivate you - wherever you're, how the good the place will be, you'll be thinking about the product the whole time at the back of your head, while enjoying ...

... know if I can help. Comment from Adana Marukhyan(@adana): @yaseen7  I ve noticed the same trend - being discoverable seems to matter more than being accurate at least for now. We re still working on that direction with RunEvr, but we d rather have less information out there than have AI show incorrect information. Good luck with KoreLens! Are you planning to launch it on PH? Comment from Adana Marukhyan(@adana): @samran_rezunate_llm That s an interesting point ...

... planning work and coordinating coding agents like Claude Code and Codex. So that probably explains the lack of nights off Comment from Martin Herran(@martin_herran): @adana  Thank you! I really enjoyed our conversation. Wishing you and the RunEvr team continued success. I hope we stay in touch! Comment from Martin Herran(@martin_herran): @adana  First time :) What about you? Has launching RunEvr

... dear Community ! While building RunEvr, we created different modules for creative teams - Materials, Tasks, Boards, Forums, Reviews, and more. One part we re especially curious about is team communication Our Forum module is designed around project-based conversations, and naturally users often compare it with Slack. So we d love to hear from you: What is the one Slack feature you couldn t work without? Your answers will help us better understand what makes communication tools truly valuable for teams ... ... started experimenting with almost every possible and impossible way of communicating. Over time, we collected the best parts of each experience, removed the things that didn t work for us, and that process eventually became the forum chat inside RunEvr

... what I saw on your website. I'll definitely give it a try - high-quality screen recording is something that's needed. Are you going to launch it here on PH? We've recently launched one of our products, RunEvr . Right now we're focused on improving it, gathering user feedback, and continuously moving it forward. Comment from Adana Marukhyan(@adana): @raffay_sajjad  At the early stage, organic growth gives you much more than users - feedback, conversations ...

... Hello PH! I'd love to share a screenshot of the current version of RunEvr and get some feedback. RunEvr