Redon Hub Hosted

I built Redon Hub Hosted to help Roblox creators sell, license, and deliver digital products. It replaces the self-hosted bot setup used by older Redon Hub versions with a managed web app.

Creators can sign in, create a store, add products, and review orders, revenue, refunds, subscriptions, and product performance. Discord still handles parts of verification and delivery, but store owners no longer have to run the business through bot commands alone.

Product surface

• Store onboarding, product management, and account settings
• Orders, refunds, subscriptions, revenue, and product statistics
• Discord-backed verification and automated product delivery
• Tenant-aware access for multiple independent stores

Moving to a hosted service

The hosted model removes setup work from the creator. They do not need to deploy a bot, run a database, or maintain a web server. One deployment can serve many stores, so every request must carry and enforce the correct tenant.

FastAPI handles the API, authentication, product services, database migrations, and Discord interactions. Next.js and React provide onboarding, store management, statistics, and account screens. The frontend targets Cloudflare through OpenNext.

Most of the hard work sits between those parts. User sessions and Discord requests use different forms of trust. Database changes must preserve existing stores. Product and order queries must never cross tenant boundaries. Dashboard data needs to be useful without hiding refunds or failed activity.

Redon Hub Hosted turns those concerns into one product instead of a separate bot, admin panel, and delivery service.