Use your AI agent to prepare and submit your product to relevant software directories—sites where people browse and compare tools. LaunchRepo gives it the platform instructions, your product brief and a record of each submission’s status.Your AI agent prepares and submits your product to software directories.
A downloadable toolkit you run with your own agent. You handle logins and verification, and decide what it may publish.You run it with your own agent, handle the logins and decide what gets published.
Wake up to submissions you never made.
Clone LaunchRepo and let Claude work through free software directories while you keep building — signups, forms, follow-ups.Let Claude work through free software directories while you keep building.
347 step-by-step platform guides in one Git repo. It runs on your machine, you hold the logins.347 guides, one Git repo. Runs on your machine, you hold the logins.
Claude does the boring part. You keep shipping.
Directory submissions are 347 near-identical forms. Your agent reads the guide, signs up for free, fills it in and records what came back.347 near-identical forms. Your agent fills them in, you keep shipping.
One Git repo. Runs locally. You approve what goes out.One Git repo. Runs locally. You approve what goes out.
Your agent submits. Your inbox does the rest.
Confirmations, review notices, the occasional rejection — while you were writing code. LaunchRepo hands Claude 347 platform guides and a tracker that records every answer.Confirmations, review notices, the occasional rejection — while you were writing code.
One Git repo, one agent, your machine. Free signups only.347 guides, one Git repo. Your machine, free signups only.
02Your agentReads the platform guide · Fills in the form
03Saved progressRecords what happened
Runs on your machine with the agent you already use
Claude Code
Codex
Cursor
Gemini CLI
Copilot
Windsurf
Your product brief
Facts and approved claims
Logo, screenshots
Permissions
Your agent
Reads the platform guide
Fills in the form
Records what happened
Saved progress
AlternativeToSubmitted; awaiting review
Product HuntLaunch date confirmed
Dev Tools DirPublic listing verified
G2Needs your input
Illustrative record · your tracker holds the real states
In the toolkit
347 platform guides, from Product Hunt to the niche directories you would never find by hand.
Product Hunt
G2
AlternativeTo
Hacker News
SaaSHub
There's An AI For That
Uneed
Capterra
Indie Hackers
Futurepedia
Peerlist
SourceForge
BetaList
Toolify
DevHunt
Crunchbase
Fazier
MicroLaunch
StartupBase
F6S
GoodFirms
IndieHunt
OMR Reviews
SaaSworthy
PitchWall
Product Hunt
G2
AlternativeTo
Hacker News
SaaSHub
There's An AI For That
Uneed
Capterra
Indie Hackers
Futurepedia
Peerlist
SourceForge
BetaList
Toolify
DevHunt
Crunchbase
Fazier
MicroLaunch
StartupBase
F6S
GoodFirms
IndieHunt
OMR Reviews
SaaSworthy
PitchWall
LaunchBoard
StartupBlink
Wellfound
ToolPilot
PromoteProject
Smol Launch
SideProjectors
Stork.AI
Trustpilot
ToolDirs
SubmitHunt
Findly
Nick Launches
StartupTrusted
Tiny Startups
Startup Buffer
Tekpon
SaaS Browser
TrustMRR
AppRater
SoftwareSuggest
ComingUp
Dev Tools Dir
TinyLaunch
DevToolsDir
LaunchBoard
StartupBlink
Wellfound
ToolPilot
PromoteProject
Smol Launch
SideProjectors
Stork.AI
Trustpilot
ToolDirs
SubmitHunt
Findly
Nick Launches
StartupTrusted
Tiny Startups
Startup Buffer
Tekpon
SaaS Browser
TrustMRR
AppRater
SoftwareSuggest
ComingUp
Dev Tools Dir
TinyLaunch
DevToolsDir
Logos identify the platforms and belong to their owners. Each platform decides what it publishes; your tracker keeps submitted, pending and live apart.
The explainer · 3 min
Watch what your agent does with it.
Founder Aleks walks through the toolkit: the product brief, a platform guide, the moments the agent pauses for you, and how outcomes end up in the tracker.
Recorded in September 2026 with the SeoMap pilot. English audio.
Why LaunchRepo
The next form shouldn’t mean starting over.
You found a promising platform. Now it wants a different description, different images and another account. Next week, you need to remember whether the listing ever went live.
LaunchRepo gives your agent a shared product brief, platform-specific instructions and saved progress.
01
Reuse the facts
One product brief with your description, approved claims and assets, read for every submission.
02
Adapt the submission
Platform instructions tell your agent what each form asks for, where it blocks and what counts as confirmation.
03
Continue where you left off
Each outcome is saved with its next action, so the next session resumes instead of restarting.
A free list gives you destinations. LaunchRepo adds the preparation, instructions and record-keeping to work through them.
How it works
Choose where to start. Let your agent work through the steps.
1
Describe your product once.
Gather the facts, approved claims and images with your agent. Set its registration and publication permissions.
2
Plan a run of 10 submissions.
Start with 10 relevant free submissions and at most 2 in parallel. The local planner helps choose a safe limit for your machine; use 1 without isolated browser control.
3
Prepare, submit and follow up.
Copy the run prompt and use /goal if your agent supports it. Your agent records confirmations and continues toward the saved target. You handle logins and human challenges; later sessions resume the remaining work.
Who does what
You
Decide which platforms and claims to use
Log in, verify accounts, solve CAPTCHA and 2FA
Grant or withhold submission permission
Your agent
Reads the platform guide and your brief
Prepares copy within the form limits and submits
Records the confirmed state and next action
The platform
Reviews the submission on its own terms
Publishes, schedules, queues or declines
Sets its own fees and timing
You run your agent with your accounts. LaunchRepo supplies the instructions and tracking; platforms decide whether to publish. Read the full process →
Ready to hand this to your agent?
One payment. Every product you launch. No subscription.
Prepare a personal maker profile, product URL, logo and gallery. The observed form allowed a 60-character tagline and 500-character description. Recheck limits before writing final copy.
Workflow
Search My Products and the public site first. Add the product URL, select an accurate category, upload real product images and identify the maker. Represent paid products with trial access honestly, then choose and confirm the launch date.
Watch for
Native selects may require direct interaction. Verify the selected value after scrolling. Do not solicit upvotes or invent testimonials, and do not count a saved draft as a scheduled launch.
What counts as confirmation
Record scheduled only after the account confirms the date and time zone. On launch day, inspect the public product page before recording live.
Where to start
Where could people discover your product?
A person comparing software alternatives looks in different places from a developer exploring new tools. Start with the places that fit what you built.
This table is a sample. The complete list, with official links, requirements and a step-by-step playbook per platform, ships inside the repository, not on this site.
Monthly visits are Similarweb estimates for August 2026, rounded; they describe the platform’s reach, not the visitors a listing will send you. Costs as shown on the platforms’ public pages in September 2026; check before submitting.
Everything runs on your machine. Nothing on our servers.
LaunchRepo is a repository, not a hosted service. Your agent reads the guides and your product brief from a private folder, works in a Chrome window you are signed in to, and writes each outcome back to the tracker.
Playbooks, product brief and tracker live in a private workspace you control and can keep under version control.
Claude CodeCodexCursorGemini CLICopilotWindsurf
Your agent
An agent with local-file access and Chrome DevTools MCP. Usage is billed by your provider, not by us.
Chrome · signed in✓
Your browser
A signed-in Chrome window. You handle logins, CAPTCHA and two-factor checks; the agent pauses and hands over.
→
+341 more↩ outcomes written back to submissions.json
Other agents need local-file access and Chrome DevTools MCP; verify the connection before starting. Setup notes per agent →
What’s included
A repeatable process for this product and the next.
Platform playbooks
Readable Markdown instructions covering preparation, submission steps, known hurdles and confirmation.
A reusable product brief
Your facts, approved claims, copy and assets in one place.
Selection guidance
Judge fit, audience evidence and effort before submitting.
A local dashboard and tracker
A page on your computer showing products, saved statuses, public links and next actions. Your agent checks platforms and updates the records when you run it.
Setup guides and prompts
Create your private workspace, connect your browser and resume later.
The repository contains 347 platform playbooks. Your launch uses the relevant subset.
127.0.0.1:8765Local dashboard · demo workspace
Everything that needs you across all products, plus totals per state.
Our own launch
Built while distributing our own software.
SeoMap was our own pilot. You can inspect its public Findly listing alongside the sample guide.
This demonstrates a published listing. We do not have verified traffic or revenue results to attribute to these submissions.
Who is behind this
Hi, I’m Aleks. I built this for my own launches first.
I’m 26 and have been building software since I was 17. My first SaaS found users through sheer beginner’s luck; every product after that taught me how hard it really is to get seen. A lot of founders helped me along the way, and LaunchRepo is my way of passing that on: pay once, use it for every product you ever launch.
One payment, spread over every product you launch with it. Move the sliders; the numbers use the current price.
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per submission attempt
per product
manual hours per product, at your estimate
manual hours across all products
Software cost only; agent usage is billed by your provider. Attempts, not guaranteed publications. Manual time is your editable estimate, not a measured saving.
Pricing
One payment. A process you can use again.
Includes the playbooks, product brief, local dashboard, tracker and setup guides. Use your copy for unlimited products you or your company own. Repository access is tied to one GitHub account.
You’ll need
Git, Python 3.10+ on Windows, macOS or Linux, Chrome, Node.js LTS with npm, and an agent with local-file and Chrome DevTools MCP access. Toolkit documentation and playbooks are in English.
Claude Code, Codex or Cursor alone is not enough: your agent needs a working browser connection. Check that it can read a local file and inspect a harmless page in Chrome before buying.
Your AI provider’s plan limits or metered usage apply. Platform fees are separate; the default workflow pauses before paid actions. Start with a small batch and check your provider’s usage.
LaunchRepo
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After payment, verify your email, connect GitHub and accept the repository invitation. Follow onboarding to create a separate private workspace for your products.
Read the sample and terms before buying. No refunds after access is delivered, except where mandatory law applies.
By purchasing you accept our Terms of Service and expressly request immediate access to the digital content, acknowledging that your right of withdrawal ends once access is delivered. All sales are final.
A relevant listing gives someone another route to your website. Whether they visit or buy depends on the audience, your product and your offer. Visits, rankings and sales aren’t guaranteed. Use your website analytics to measure visitors and signups from each platform; LaunchRepo tracks submission status.
Do I need to understand SEO?+
No. Start by finding places where someone would look for your kind of product. You can learn which are useful by checking the visitors and signups they send. A high domain score alone doesn’t tell you that.
Why pay when I can do this myself?+
You can research and submit for free. LaunchRepo gives your agent reusable preparation, platform instructions and tracking. Read the sample to decide whether that saves you work worth paying for. For a tight first-launch budget, trying a few manual submissions first is sensible.
Can I review the copy before anything is submitted?+
Yes: ask your agent to prepare drafts and withhold submission permission until you review them. You can also grant permission for final submissions in advance. These permissions are instructions for your agent, rather than a software-enforced approval gate.
What if a platform has changed?+
Your agent is instructed to check current rules and requirements before submitting. It may need to adapt the guide or pause at a blocker. Published updates are included, but there is no promised update schedule or lifetime maintenance. You can keep using your copy.
How long does setup take, and what will my agent cost?+
We don’t have a measured time or cost per batch to publish. It depends on your setup, agent and the platforms you choose. The first session establishes your workspace, browser connection and run target; later sessions reuse that setup. Review the setup guide and your provider’s billing before buying.
Can my team use it?+
Yes, for products you or your company own, with repository access bound to one GitHub account. Client work requires a separate licence. Redistribution is not included.
Give your next users another way to find what you’ve built.
Choose relevant platforms. Give your agent the instructions. Keep the progress for the next launch.
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