This Week in StartupBase #23
It is on Product Hunt today and I could use your help.
Still Review: 40 AI Headshots for $24, Without Training on Your Face
Most people are still using a cropped wedding photo because a real headshot costs a few hundred dollars and half a day. Still turns three phone photos into forty portraits for $24, in about ten minutes, without training a model on your face.
Nainly Review: Resume Rewriting and Automated Outreach, Done For You
Nainly rewrites your resume and then runs outreach to thousands of contacts in your name. The resume work is real and the inbox service is useful. The price is not published, and the outreach carries your name rather than theirs.
This Week in StartupBase #22
Plus a big update shipping tomorrow. Short one this week.
Flit Review: The Wispr Flow Alternative That Runs 100% on Your Mac
Every dictation app promises to respect your voice. Flit is built so the promise is unnecessary, because nothing you say ever leaves the machine. What it does, where it beats Wispr Flow, and where it does not.
This Week in StartupBase #21
Flit is $19 once, for the first 50 licenses, and you're seeing it before X does.
This Week in StartupBase #20
Plus 100 clicks for the product at #1, and something I built for myself.
Liinks Review: One Link for Everything You Make
A bio link stops working the moment you have more than a handful of things to point at. Liinks builds the page out of blocks, folders and tabbed pages instead, so one URL can hold everything without turning into a scroll.
This Week in StartupBase #19
The top 8 now hold the homepage, and every listing has its own page.
Where to Launch a Mobile App in 2026: 10 Platforms, Ranked
Most launch lists for mobile apps are ordinary startup lists with the word mobile in the title. Every platform here is one where an app is the point, ranked by whether you can post at all and what it delivers when you do.
Graded Prompts Review: The AI Prompt Marketplace That Tests Every Listing
Buying a prompt is normally a gamble on a screenshot. Graded Prompts runs every submission on the real model before it goes on sale, and then gives you the credits to check the answer yourself.
This Week in StartupBase #18
New — instant listing from $15, no upvotes, no queue. #1 costs $78 today.
DeepVerify Review: An AI Fact Checker for YouTube and Articles
Any model can output the word "false". The interesting part of DeepVerify is everything built around the assumption that you will not simply take its word for it.
12 Best Newsletters to Launch Your Startup In (2026)
A newsletter feature puts your product in front of people who signed up to hear about new products. The twelve worth submitting to, what each one costs, and how to get in.
10 Best Places to Launch a Chrome Extension in 2026
For an extension, the store is not where people arrive after hearing about you. It is where they find you in the first place. The ten places worth launching on, and why your store listing matters more than all of them.
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