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LaunchPass — dead-easy directory submission, upload once
Autofill submissions to 210+ product launch directories with one upload.
@gonelf · X
Yeah, and I have a good track record. Also let’s colab for
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Autofill submissions to 210+ product launch directories with one upload.
@gonelf · X
Yeah, and I have a good track record. Also let’s colab for
Store your product info once and auto-fill it across multiple directories.
@TVanWelsenes · X
Lets connect mate! We build the launch buddy for founders.
Chrome extension that auto-fills product launch submissions to Product Hunt, Peerlist, and more.
@benvspak · X
Discover and vote for startups launching on Product Hunt and multiple platforms.
@antonyefanov_ · X
Shipping new features every day to
Guides technical founders where to post products and which distribution channels drive signups.
@runprodstudio · X
Distribution co-pilot for developers. Still developing.
Create and organize product launch kits from one centralized dashboard.
@max21226 · X
Let's connect my friend. I'm building a product launch kit creator and organizer. Love to see what #solofounder #buildinpublic
Search and explore an AI-powered directory of startups across industries like Biotech, FinTech, and CleanTech.
@StartupWiki2 · X
Generate launch videos from URLs or descriptions in 60 seconds with AI-powered refinement through chat.
@VanillaSkyAI · X
is like Lovable for video. Paste a URL, get a launch video, chat to edit, post 🎬 Here's one I made in minutes 👇
Interactive map to discover startup founders, indie hackers, and SaaS builders worldwide.
@CiprianiRanieri · X
Builders Map: community of builders from all over the world.
@launch_llama Just working on myself :) text me: https://t.co/33nmIh4ZNU
@textluxhq · X
Just working on myself :) text me:
Venture operating system helping founders with validation, branding, positioning, and launch.
u/medialantern · Reddit
Would you use a brainstorming/planning/ideation tool for side projects? This is not a new idea, and I know we see posts about something similar about once a month. I do think I took it farther than others I've seen, but either way I'd still be interested in feedback on this one. Backstory: I've been building side projects with AI a lot (who hasn't?) and I realized that over the past year I've gravitated toward a very structured approach for building new ideas. I define it, research competit
