RunVerseHub launches on Product Hunt tomorrow, so I wanted to share the story before the noise.

I've made content for a while, and I kept hitting the same wall: I'd want an image, then a track to go with it, then a short video and each one lived in a different tool, with a different subscription, a different balance, and a different way of counting what I'd spent.

So I built RunVerseHub: a one-stop AI studio where you type one prompt and can get an image, a piece of music, or a short video all charged to a single credit wallet.

A few things I'm proud of:

Hi Product Hunt! I m Vlad a Windows desktop developer with ~15 years of experience.

I ve spent most of my career building native desktop apps because I genuinely love the feeling of creating fast, practical software that people actually use every day.

My main project is FTPie a paid app (with a free version available) that I m trying to turn into a sustainable indie business. It s my long-term focus and the project I m continuously grinding on.

Along the way, I realized that many internal tools and components I built for FTPie could become useful standalone products. That s how my second project was born:

Hi everyone!

I'm Tanvir, a software engineer with 8+ years of experience and the solo founder of TryHackMyAI.

I've spent years building software, working with AI, and solving technical problems. Along the way, I realized something: We don't have a shortage of learning resources. We have a shortage of learning experiences that people actually enjoy.

That's why I'm building TryHackMyAI a gamified learning platform where AI, cybersecurity, storytelling, and real-world challenges come together.

Hey everyone!

I'm a PERN stack developer (PostgreSQL, Express, React, and Node.js), and lately, I've been interested in exploring more of the web development world beyond what I already know.

One thing I enjoy about web development is that there's always something new to learn. A new tool, a different approach to solving a problem, or an idea that makes you rethink how you've been building things.

I joined Product Hunt to discover interesting products, see what other developers are working on, and get inspired to experiment with new ideas of my own.

Hi everyone, I'm Buchang Moses, a startup growth enthusiast from Nigeria.

I'm passionate about startups, business development, sales, and helping early-stage companies turn their ideas and products into real growth opportunities.

I spend time exploring startups, understanding the challenges founders face when acquiring customers, and identifying practical ways to improve customer acquisition, outreach, and business growth.

I'm here to learn from builders, exchange ideas, connect with founders, and contribute wherever I can.

My name is Kimberley, a CPA turned financial consultant turned founder. Alongside my COO, Richard, we built Maple Virtual Solutions after working with many businesses struggling to secure funding and get projects funding-ready.

After years of helping clients navigate funding challenges, we saw a pattern: funding sources rejected great ideas for reasons they didn't tell entrepreneurs. We knew those issues because we worked side by side with those same sources and relayed them to our clients.
It pushed us to ask, "If our funding sources are not telling founders why they're not getting funding, how could we bridge the gap so that projects could get fixed to then get funded successfully?" Founders and entrepreneurs were too frustrated about getting funding, and we couldn't stand by anymore. We needed to do something.

Now we're helping founders worldwide stop guessing, understand why they hear "no," and turn it into an actionable roadmap to get a "yes."

To get the discussion going, what's been your biggest challenge when getting funding ready?

I ve been more active here lately, and what I genuinely love is how people treat launches like effort, not ads.

We re launching Ashera on Feb 15. For now I m here to learn, support other makers, and meet good people.

Hello. My name is Cristian Marin, i am an entrepreneur from Romania. Would like some input on a brand new idea i have. I know nobody can really validate an idea but i see it very valuable but then again maybe i am mistaking. It is just a project for now but i implemented various businesses throughout the years and i realized i have good eye and taste when it comes to business direction. I created www.risonabrands.com and it is basically a branding agency with a turnkey brands marketplace, projects that come with a name, web address, logo, motto, suppliers list maybe so that young investors can implement from day one. Also the list of services contain custom brands made on request, rebranding when needed but the main component is the sonic branding for companies and creators. I have a studio and experience in creating brand anthems that can be used on social media or live events. I turned to this community to receive some feedback on this idea because right now i am already running three restaurants in my city and would like to migrate towards this project full on. What are your ideas on this project? Do you see value in a service such as this ?

Hi everyone

New here and wanted to properly introduce myself.

I work around SaaS, growth, SEO, and product, and lately I ve been spending a lot of time understanding how teams actually use software in their everyday work. I m currently working on Wisegrid, but I m just as interested in seeing what everyone else here is building.

One of the things I like about Product Hunt is getting to see products while they are still evolving, not just after everything looks polished. There is usually a lot more to learn from that stage.

Hi everyone, I'm Quy. I write backend code in .NET, mostly microservices, and I'm new here.

I make FxMap, an open-source library that came out of a boring problem I hit again and again: an order has a UserId, and I had to call the user service, batch the ids and copy Name and Email back into the response by hand. FxMap lets you describe that once with a fluent API, and then it fetches the related fields from the service that owns them, over gRPC, NATS, RabbitMQ, Kafka and a few others.

It's a small side project that grew slowly, it is not a startup, and I'm still learning how to talk about it. I'd love to hear how other people handle data that lives in different services, and what you'd want from a tool like this.

Docs: https://fxmapper.net - Code: https://github.com/quyvu01/FxMap