Make it understandable
Explain who the product helps, what they can do with it, and one concrete use case. Use a screenshot of the working product rather than only a logo.
Resources for makers
Give your launch a better starting point.
Find the right places to share your work. Show what it does. Start conversations with people who might actually use it.
The launch directory · 12 platformsWhere to launch your startup
Compare submission costs, launch timing and audience fit. Includes free options, Product Hunt alternatives and links to each platform’s official rules.
Explore launch platforms →From preparation to feedback
Practical guides for your next product launch
Launch preparation
How to Launch a Product: An Indie Maker’s Checklist
Plan a product launch from first user to follow-up: define the audience, prepare a demo, choose startup listing sites and learn from real product feedback.
Read the guide →Validation & feedback
How to Find Beta Testers and Get Useful Product Feedback
Recruit relevant beta testers, plan a focused beta test and turn startup feedback into decisions. Includes an invitation template and a practical feedback log.
Read the guide →Tools & workflows
Tools for Solopreneurs: A Practical Product Launch Stack
Choose startup tools by task: open-source SEO checks, product demo software, launch images and lead capture. Real examples, limitations and official sources.
Read the guide →Before you submit anywhere
Match the audience
Choose two or three relevant communities. Read their rules and tailor your introduction. A beta signup page and a working developer tool need different launch channels.
Stay for the feedback
Be available for questions. Ask about a specific workflow, note where people get stuck, and improve the product before your next launch.