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Week 36 launches
Aug 31 - Sep 6
12 products

Rext AI
Smart AI Writing Tool for Agencies and Niche Site Owners | Rext AI

Tyriantrade
Tyrian Trade | Social Trading, Market Intelligence and AI Tools

RankSpot
AI SEO Blog driven by deep competitor intelligence

NextGen Seller
Independent guidance for private-company owners navigating a sale

EvalTrim
Prove which AI-agent evals are worth keeping.

Outagescope
OutageScope - Community-Driven Gaming Server Status Monitoring

Seedance 2.5
Seedance 2.5 online — generate 30-second 4K AI videos with up to 50 multimodal references. Text, image, audio, video & 3D blockout input. Free credits in browser.

VideoPopy
AI 3D pop-out videos for Reels, Shorts and ads

Indiechains
Trusted link collaboration for founders

Portfolio Video
AI Video Resume & Pitch Deck Generator
Colecta
Colecta.ai — Read your last 200 Instagram posts in one sitting

Ping Parrot
Alerts that repeat until someone acknowledges them.
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Resources
Guides for founders launching in public
Practical, no-fluff guides on backlinks, indexing, and getting your product discovered.
Build in Public: A 90-Day Playbook for After You Launch
Launch day is one data point. What compounds — users, feedback, trust, search visibility — happens in the 90 days after, if you keep showing your work. Here's what to actually post, week by week.
How to Choose a Launch Platform: A Practical Checklist
Dozens of places promise "backlink + upvotes" for your startup. Here's what's actually worth checking before you fill out another submission form.
Why Your Launch Link Looks Broken When Shared (And How to Fix It)
Most launch-day traffic comes from a shared link, not a Google search — and a missing meta tag is usually why that link looks broken when someone shares it.

