Ahmet Saridag

Hey everyone — I just launched something today and would genuinely love brutal feedback.

The problem I kept running into: every time I finished a project, I had no idea where to actually launch it. ProductHunt? Reddit? Some niche Discord? I'd end up Googling around, asking in forums, and mostly guessing. I wasted days on platforms that got zero traction and probably missed the ones that would have actually worked.

So I built a launch planner that takes your product details and matches it to the specific platforms and communities most likely to convert for it. Not a generic checklist — actual recommendations based on what your product does, who it's for, and where those people hang out.

It's a one-time payment, no subscription. You answer a few questions about your product and walk away with a prioritized list of launch channels tailored to your specific situation.

I'm an indie dev myself with basically no audience, so I'm figuring this out in public. If you've launched products before and this sounds like it solves the wrong problem, or if the approach seems off, I really want to hear that.

What's the biggest mistake you've seen indie devs make when picking where to launch?

Interesting take on motion design — the “no timeline, keyboard-driven animation” approach feels like a real speed upgrade for editors. Curious how it compares to After Effects workflows in complex scenes.

Solid idea, especially the multi-modal approach (text, image, video, audio). That’s where most detectors usually fall short. Would be interesting to see benchmark results vs other tools.

Really solid idea — especially the job-description-based tailoring. This is the part most resume tools still don’t get right. Curious how you handle ATS optimization and scoring.