Every day, founders launch useful products, SaaS tools, digital projects, apps, directories, and side projects. Some of them solve real problems. Some help people save time. Some can inspire other makers. Some are early but already valuable. But most of them disappear too fast. Not because they are bad. Not because nobody needs them. But because the internet is noisy. One launch post is not enough. One social media share is not enough. One lucky algorithm moment is not enough.
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I built MEDIAPRONET because product discovery still feels too noisy.
Every day, founders launch useful startups, SaaS tools, apps, directories, and digital products. Some of them solve real problems. Some are early but already valuable. Some could save people time, improve workflows, or inspire other makers.
But most of them disappear too fast.
Not because they are bad.
Not because nobody needs them.
But because one launch post, one social share, or one lucky algorithm moment is rarely enough.
MEDIAPRONET is a discovery platform for fresh startups, useful tools, and founder-built products.
For users, it helps you:
π₯ Discover new startups early
π οΈ Find useful SaaS tools
π‘ Get product inspiration
π Research similar products
π Spot underrated projects
β Find hidden gems before they grow
For founders, it gives your product another place to be seen, understood, and visited by people who are already interested in new tools.
The idea is simple:
Good products should not disappear after one launch post.
I would love your feedback:
What would make MEDIAPRONET more useful for you?
Would you use it more as a founder, user, or researcher?
What categories should be added next?
Thanks for checking it out π
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@sergheipogorΒ the 'get product inspiration' part is what hooked me. i'm always looking for how other makers solve specific UI/UX problems. having a searchable directory of fresh startups is way better than scrolling a feed. support on the ship
@sergheipogorΒ the 'get product inspiration' part is what hooked me. i'm always looking for how other makers solve specific UI/UX problems. having a searchable directory of fresh startups is way better than scrolling a feed. support on the ship