u/thehungryindian

I recently built a bunch of mini products and from experience I know that submitting to directories improve backlinks, visibility etc. Though some of them are paid, it's so painful to create accounts in each and every one of them for each one of my products (mostly vibe coded).

But, with that said, I also understand the importance of it. Every good product I have worked with (I have 12 years of experience working with various startups), keep launching and keep adding to all the directories. One or some of them click and it works well.

Today, with all the AI, automations around, I just started using claude code + my browser to let it do these by itself. Not sure how efficient this will be. But I'm open to ideas from others in the subreddit on this. Especially launching consistently, submitting to directories etc.

Launching a product has never been easier to attempt and harder to actually pull off. There are more places to launch than ever, more noise to cut through, and more products competing for the same five minutes of attention.

The builders who actually play this game right don't care about landing #1 on launch day. They care about launching again. And again. And again.

I've watched the opposite happen to myself the last six months. Coding got so easy that I started building constantly, and somewhere in there I stopped launching almost anything. Launching is step one. Not just on Product Hunt, everywhere. It's however you get a product in front of people, get feedback, and find out if it sticks.

The only test that matters is whether it gets any traction, any revenue at all. That's what separates a real vibe-coded app from a folder full of finished ones nobody ever saw, mine included.

On that note, i'm going to keep launching more often in multiple places to get more out of the product, solutions I build.

I keep seeing the same pattern with vibecoded apps, mine included. You ship it, post once on Product Hunt or Show HN, and call it launched. There are 60 to 80 other places. Most builders don't know they exist. And even if they do (which we all come across in X threads and LinkedIn posts) don't have the submission requirements on hand or the time to do it.

So I built VibeLaunched. Paste your app's URL and it scans for all the places you launched so far and gives you the places where you still haven't. A kit of each destination that is cureated for that direcotry or platform.

A kit = curated prompt with exact requirements from the platform so you can literally just paste it in your existing vibecoding agent.

Next up, I'm wiring up browser use so that if not all of the listings (which might be too much), some of the destinations can be run in the bg with review cycles and iterations. It will keep launching for you so you can keep building what you love ❤️

Help me test this. Specifically:

• Run it against your own app. Tell me where a venue requirement is wrong or out of date. That's the part I care most about getting right.
• Tell me if a launch pack actually got you through a real submission, or just spat out generic copy.
• Tell me what's missing for your category. Indie game, MCP server, Chrome extension, whatever doesn't fit the mold.

First 3 kits are free for anyone who tries it. Find a broken requirement and I'll fix it the same day and credit you in the commit 🙏