Where to launch your AI-built app
Launch sites where makers and early users look for new products. Most have a free option. Pick the ones that suit your audience, rather than submitting everywhere at once.
Have these ready first
Most sites ask for the same things. Prepare them once and reuse them.
- A one-line tagline, under 60 characters
- A short description, two or three sentences
- A square logo, at least 512 × 512 pixels
- Three to five screenshots
- A link preview image, 1200 × 630 pixels
- A 60-second demo video (optional)
Launch sites send real users to whatever gaps are still there. Run the free self-check before you submit.
Launch week
Submit early: some free queues take weeks.
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Visit Lovable Launched →
Lovable Launched
FreeA showcase for apps built with Lovable, browsed by other AI builders. Tip: lead with what your app does for people, not how you built it.
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Visit Peerlist Launchpad →
Peerlist Launchpad
FreeWeekly launches that start on a Monday, with an audience of makers. Tip: you need a verified profile, so set it up a week before.
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Visit BetaList →
BetaList
Free queueEarly adopters looking for new products to try. Tip: the free queue can take weeks or months. Paying skips it.
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Visit Uneed →
Uneed
Free queueDaily launches, ranked by community votes. Tip: the free line's rules change often, so check before you pick a date.
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Visit Fazier →
Fazier
Free with badgeA launch platform for indie makers. Tip: the free route asks you to show their badge on your site.
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Visit Microlaunch →
Microlaunch
Free queueMonth-long launch campaigns rather than a single day. Tip: good for steady feedback over a few weeks.
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Visit SaaSHub →
SaaSHub
FreeA software directory where people compare alternatives. Tip: list the products yours is an alternative to.
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Visit Indie Hackers →
Indie Hackers
FreeA community of founders sharing what they build and learn. Tip: post a story, not an ad.
Later, when people can try something free
These work best with a free tool or trial.
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Visit Product Hunt →
Product Hunt
FreeThe best-known launch site. Tip: wait until visitors can try something straight away, and write your first comment in advance.
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Visit Show HN →
Show HN
FreeHacker News' section for things people have made, with a technical audience. Tip: use a plain title starting "Show HN:" and be around to answer questions.
Prices, queues, and rules change often, so check each site's current terms before you plan your launch day. Check and Launch is not affiliated with these sites and is not paid to list them.
Before you share the link
Launch day brings your first real users. Check the gaps they're most likely to find first.