Hi everyone! I m back with another big update. To help indie apps reach a truly global audience, I have expanded FindUpApp to support 20 languages!
Here is what s new and how it works:
Global Visibility: You can now browse, search, and discover apps in 20 different languages, making it easier for developers to connect with users from all over the world.
Full 20-Language AI Summaries: To make your launch effortless, our AI now automatically translates and generates clean app summaries across all 20 supported languages. Your app's core value will instantly be readable by global audiences in their native tongue!
Smooth Navigation: The overall user interface has been localized to support this expansion, making the directory feel native and seamless no matter where you are visiting from.
My goal is to make FindUpApp a place where great, niche apps from any country never go unnoticed.
Hi Product Hunt, I'm the maker of FindUpApp.
The Problem: "Where did my app go?"
I spent months crafting a polished UI and solid features. But after launch? Silence. It was buried under thousands of generic apps on the official stores. As indie makers, fighting against big ad budgets and vague store algorithms feels impossible. I built FindUpApp because great apps shouldn't stay hidden just because they lack fame.
The Solution: A Deep-Dive Directory
FindUpApp redefines discovery by combining a multi-layered directory with AI summarization. We don't just list apps; we categorize them deeply so users can find exactly what they need (e.g., Productivity > Note-taking > Markdown).
Why Makers Use It:
10-Second Submission: No accounts, no login. Just paste your App Store/Google Play URL.
AI Magic: We automatically fetch metadata and generate a punchy, one-line summary.
Fair Exposure: Your niche app gets the spotlight it deserves, away from the "top chart" bias.
My Ask: We are in open beta.
Submit your app: It takes literally 10 seconds.
Roast my UI: I need your honest, developer-focused feedback.
Tell me: Do you think directory-style discovery is making a comeback?
Letβs turn "invisible" into "indispensable".