RunoSO

Business OS for freelancers & solo founders

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Business OS for freelancers & solo founders

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Freelancers often juggle Notion, Google Sheets, invoice software, password managers, and task apps just to run their business. RunoSO replaces that scattered workflow with one secure workspace. Manage clients, projects, invoices, tasks, content, digital assets, investments, and a zero-knowledge credentials vault—all connected in one place. Built for freelancers, creators, consultants, and solo founders.

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Launch tags:Task Management•Freelance•CRM

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👋 Hi Product Hunt! I'm Gautam, the maker of RunoSO. I started building RunoSO because I got tired of running my freelance work across five or six different apps. My workflow looked something like this: • Google Sheets for clients • Notion for notes • Invoice software • Password manager • Calendar • Random folders full of project files It worked... until I started working with more clients. I realized I wasn't wasting time doing client work—I was wasting time looking for information. So I started building RunoSO. Instead of connecting lots of different tools, I wanted one workspace where every client had everything attached: ✅ Projects ✅ Tasks ✅ Invoices ✅ Notes ✅ Credentials ✅ Content ✅ Digital assets Today I'm excited to finally share it with everyone. I'd genuinely love your feedback. If you could add one feature to make RunoSO even better, what would it be? Thanks for checking it out ❤️

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What are the biggest pain points of running a solo business today?

I'm building RunoSO for freelancers and solo founders, and I've noticed that everyone seems to have a different workflow.

Some people use Notion, some rely on Google Sheets, while others have separate tools for invoicing, passwords, and project management.

If you're running a solo business today:

What's the biggest operational headache?

Which tools do you switch between most?

If one tool could solve one problem perfectly, what would it be?

I'd love to learn from how everyone here works.

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