OutreachLog gives solo developers a curated directory of 75+ promotion channels matched to their product, a tracker to log every post and launch, and outreach follow-ups so no "I'll circle back next week" ever disappears. Free to try — no account needed.
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I built OutreachLog because I kept making the same mistake: ship a project, post it in two places, get a small bump, and then forget to do anything else about it for months.
The problem wasn't motivation — it was that "go promote your product" is a vague task with no checklist, no memory of what I'd already tried, and no system for the slow-burn stuff (outreach to newsletter authors, DMs to community moderators) that takes weeks before it pays off.
OutreachLog is that system, built for solo devs:
Know where to go — a curated directory of 75+ channels: launch platforms, communities, directories, newsletters, podcasts and forums. Each channel tells you its effort level, the rules you need to know, and which audience it reaches. Channels are ranked by your product's category so the most relevant ones float to the top.
Track every promotion — pick a channel, tap a status (Planned → Posted → Done), and save the link. Record what came back: visits, signups, upvotes. The directory doubles as a coverage checklist — you can see at a glance where you still have gaps.
Never lose a follow-up — add contacts (influencers, newsletter authors, podcasters), log every touchpoint, and set a follow-up date. The dashboard surfaces whoever is due next. The second email is almost always the one that gets a reply.
No account needed to try it. Paste your project URL, pick a category, and you'll see your personalized channel list in about 30 seconds.
The analytics (which channels actually produced signups) and multiple projects are part of a subscription. Everything else is and will stay free.
Two things I'd love from you: if you use the channel directory, did any channel surface that you'd completely missed? And what types of channels would you add? The directory is the part I'm actively curating.
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Love the no-account-needed angle, super low friction to actually try it. One thing I'd want is a quick health snapshot per channel showing recent submission acceptance rates from other indie devs, so I can skip the dead channels and focus on the ones still actively picking up new tools.
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@mesutrende Thanks! The no-account demo keeps everything in your browser, which is plenty for getting a feel for the app. If you decide to stick with it, creating an account locks your data into the database — everything from the browser session carries over automatically, so nothing is lost. And the channel health snapshot is a great idea. Dead channels are the silent killer of launch energy, and crowd-sourced acceptance signals from other indie devs would fit the directory perfectly. It's going on the roadmap, thanks for the nudge!
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Genuinely useful for someone like me who loses track of where I posted. The channel matching saved me an hour of scrolling through dead subreddit lists.
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@metehanhgei That's the exact hour I built this to save. Glad the matching landed for you — thanks for trying it!
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Honestly the curated channel list saved me from my usual "where do I even post this" spiral, and being able to log follow-ups right next to each channel actually kept me accountable. Wish I had this months ago.
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@beyzaokhan Thank you, this is exactly the spiral I built it for. The "where do I even post this" paralysis was killing me, and half the reason follow-ups exist right next to the channels is that I kept forgetting mine. Really glad it's keeping you accountable. If there's a channel missing from the directory that you swear by, tell me and I'll add it!
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honestly love that you skipped the account wall just to peek at the directory — feels like it trusts the product to do the talking. the channel matching logic seems genuinely thoughtful too, not just another generic list dumped into a spreadsheet.
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@sevimfgsb Thank you! The matching was the part I obsessed over most; a spreadsheet dump of 500 links is just outsourcing the overwhelm back to you.
Love the no-account-needed angle, super low friction to actually try it. One thing I'd want is a quick health snapshot per channel showing recent submission acceptance rates from other indie devs, so I can skip the dead channels and focus on the ones still actively picking up new tools.
@mesutrende Thanks! The no-account demo keeps everything in your browser, which is plenty for getting a feel for the app. If you decide to stick with it, creating an account locks your data into the database — everything from the browser session carries over automatically, so nothing is lost. And the channel health snapshot is a great idea. Dead channels are the silent killer of launch energy, and crowd-sourced acceptance signals from other indie devs would fit the directory perfectly. It's going on the roadmap, thanks for the nudge!
Genuinely useful for someone like me who loses track of where I posted. The channel matching saved me an hour of scrolling through dead subreddit lists.
@metehanhgei That's the exact hour I built this to save. Glad the matching landed for you — thanks for trying it!
Honestly the curated channel list saved me from my usual "where do I even post this" spiral, and being able to log follow-ups right next to each channel actually kept me accountable. Wish I had this months ago.
@beyzaokhan Thank you, this is exactly the spiral I built it for. The "where do I even post this" paralysis was killing me, and half the reason follow-ups exist right next to the channels is that I kept forgetting mine. Really glad it's keeping you accountable. If there's a channel missing from the directory that you swear by, tell me and I'll add it!
honestly love that you skipped the account wall just to peek at the directory — feels like it trusts the product to do the talking. the channel matching logic seems genuinely thoughtful too, not just another generic list dumped into a spreadsheet.
@sevimfgsb Thank you! The matching was the part I obsessed over most; a spreadsheet dump of 500 links is just outsourcing the overwhelm back to you.