Most indie devs launch on the same few platforms and hope for traffic — then wonder why it doesn’t work. This tool helps you find the right places to launch based on your product: communities, subreddits, directories, and newsletters where similar products have actually gained traction. No generic advice. Just a prioritized, practical launch map tailored to what you’re building. Built to remove the guesswork from your launch strategy.
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Hey Product Hunt — I'm the solo dev behind this and today is the actual launch day, so I'm equal parts nervous and caffeinated.
Honest origin story: I launched a small tool a few months ago and the hardest part wasn't building it. It was figuring out where to tell people about it. I spent more time on that question than I'd like to admit. I kept finding generic blog posts, outdated spreadsheets, or advice that clearly wasn't written for someone with a small audience and a one-time payment product.
So I built this mostly for myself, then showed it to a few developer friends who had the same problem. They found it useful enough that I cleaned it up and put a price on it.
What I'm most uncertain about right now: whether the channel recommendations are specific enough to be genuinely useful, or whether they still feel too broad. That's the feedback I'm most hungry for.
If you try it today, I'm personally reading every response and every comment. If the output is wrong for your product, tell me. If a channel is missing that should obviously be there, tell me. I'm planning to improve the matching logic based on real usage and I'd rather hear hard feedback now than six months from now.
Thanks for being here on launch day. It means more than it probably should.