Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm founder of Inkrune, and I built this because I was too shy to share my writing publicly. **The Real Problem:** I always loved writing stories, but I was terrified to share them. What if people judged me? What if my work wasn't good enough? I wanted to test my writing skills and see if people actually enjoyed my stories—but without the pressure and fear of putting myself out there. Most platforms felt too exposed, too competitive, too... public. I needed a space where I could quietly share my work, get genuine feedback, and improve my craft without the anxiety. **The Solution:** Inkrune is that safe space. You can write under a pen name, share your stories with a supportive community, and get real feedback based on genre-specific rankings. Your fantasy story competes with other fantasies. Your poetry stands against poetry. No judgment. Just growth. **What Makes Us Different:** ✍️ **Genre-Based Rankings** - Fair competition within your actual genre 🎭 **Write Anonymously** - Use a pen name, be whoever you want 🏆 **Gentle Gamification** - Points and achievements that encourage, not intimidate 📊 **Real Feedback** - See what resonates without harsh criticism 🤝 **Supportive Community** - Writers helping writers, not tearing each other down 🎯 **Low Stakes Practice** - Try different genres, experiment, find your voice **We're Live Now!** Try it at inkrune.com - I'd especially love feedback from: - Fellow shy writers who've been too afraid to share their work - Anyone who's ever felt "not good enough" to be a writer - People who want to improve their craft in a judgment-free zone If you've ever had a story in your head but were too scared to share it—this is your sign. Inkrune is your safe space to finally let it out. Thanks for being here. And remember: your story matters, even if you're nervous to tell it. ❤️ P.S. We're indie bootstrapped, so your upvote really helps us reach more writers who need this! 🙏

Inkrune

A Platform where every writer's story finds its audience

A Platform where every writer's story finds its audience