StudioShare+

Hey Product Hunt! I'm excited to share StudioSharePlus with you all. This journey started from personal frustration that I think many of you can relate to. What inspired this: A few years ago, I bought a turntable at a great price, thinking I'd teach myself to DJ. YouTube tutorials only got me so far, there were techniques I saw other DJs do that I just couldn't figure out on my own. I needed a mentor, but didn't know where to find one. That's when it hit me: what if I could access a DJ's equipment AND learn from them before investing thousands in my own setup? Maybe DJing would become a lifelong passion, or maybe I'd realize it wasn't for me, either way, I'd know without the massive upfront cost. This feeling kept repeating. I'd see amazing creative work on Instagram, woodworking, photography, sim racing, and think "I wonder if I'd be good at that?" But where do you start? Who do you know? And why drop $5K on equipment just to try something a few times? Then I remembered my first Porsche experience: it was on Turo. I don't own a Porsche, but I have the experience of driving one. That's when I realized, we need this for creative resources. The problem I'm solving: Expensive equipment and lack of mentorship are massive barriers preventing people from exploring their creative potential. Meanwhile, studios, professionals, and hobbyists have idle equipment and expertise sitting unused. How my approach evolved: Honestly? I've learned that having a "good idea" doesn't mean it's a marketable idea people will pay for. I've shifted to being product-first, validating demand before investing heavily in development. That's why I'm here on Product Hunt: to test if this resonates with real users and prove usability before going all-in. StudioSharePlus aims to do for creative resources what Airbnb did for hospitality and what Turo did for transportation. Break down barriers. Enable experiences. Build community. I'd love your feedback: Would you use this as a creator/hobbyist? As a resource owner, would you list your space/equipment? What categories or features are most important to you? Thanks for checking us out!