I've been building and improving RunFreeTools, a collection of free tools that work directly in your browser without requiring signups or uploads for many tasks.
A few features people seem to like:
Free with no account required
Privacy-focused processing
Fast and simple interface
AI-powered tools running in the browser
Image, PDF, text, SEO, developer, and utility tools
I ve developed a freemium AI Agent plugin for WordPress built for leads, booking, and WooCommerce automation. It uses powerful APIs like Groq, OpenAI, and Gemini "one of those" to chat with customers in natural language, collect contact info, book appointments, and seamlessly sync everything with WooCommerce stores.
We officially go live on Product Hunt in exactly 9 hours!
As we count down, I would love to get your expert advice: what are the most effective strategies to market a plugin like this to WordPress and e-commerce store owners?
Hey! I built Skill Exchange a marketplace for reusable "skills": SKILL.md / system-prompt files that teach an AI assistant a specific workflow (generate a branded PDF, scaffold a Chrome extension, write in your voice).
Every photo book tool I tried handed me a blank spread and 300 thumbnails and said "go on then." I got four pages in and closed it.
The photos went back to the folder. That was two years ago and they're still there.
So I built the opposite. PhotoBooks (macOS + iOS) takes an Apple Photos album or a folder and gives you a finished book first - curated, laid out, cover, spine text, back cover - before you've made a single decision. Then you argue with it. Make this one bigger, swap that, drag it there, write on the page, change the book size at the very end. The whole thing reflows around you.
Two rules I refused to break: it never crops a photo to fit a template, and nothing leaves your machine. Scoring runs on device, your book is a plain file in whatever folder you keep it in, no account.
I m building LibertyFile One for a specific problem: ordinary U.S. freelancers and small businesses often reach tax season with CSV/OFX/QFX files from several banks, cards, processors, and marketplaces but no clean handoff for an accountant.
The app works locally in the browser or Windows app. It normalizes files, deduplicates rows, conservatively matches equal-and-opposite internal transfers, sends low-confidence items to manual review, and produces an accountant-ready ZIP plus a 2025 filing handoff for all 50 states + DC. SSNs and statement rows are not uploaded.
The core version is free. I d value feedback on the review flow, especially whether the exceptions list makes the unknowns obvious enough at normal zoom (14px minimum): https://tax.507643.xyz/
I m building TransferIQ, a tool that compares traditional remittance providers, banks, crypto exchanges, P2P routes, and stablecoin-based transfers using the final amount received not just the advertised fee.
The core comparison tool works, but I ran into a product problem:
International transfers are low-frequency.
Even if users find the comparison useful, they may not have a reason to return until their next transfer.
