GeminiLaunch
Turn AI prompts into live websites in seconds.
Developer Tools·AI & Machine Learning·Productivity
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GeminiLaunch is an AI website publishing platform that converts AI-generated code from tools like Gemini, ChatGPT, and Claude into live, shareable websites instantly. By allowing users to simply paste HTML or React code or upload a folder or ZIP, it eliminates the need for GitHub, build steps, or traditional server setup.
It is designed for indie hackers, founders, marketers, and students who want to validate ideas and publish pages quickly without getting bogged down in deployment configurations or DNS rabbit holes. Users can manage everything from a single projects dashboard, set SEO metadata, and easily scale from free subdomains to custom domains.
What sets GeminiLaunch apart is its streamlined paste-and-publish workflow, which differs from developer-centric platforms like Vercel or Netlify by removing repositories and CI pipelines entirely. It provides a fast loop for turning prompt outputs into accessible, SSL-secured web pages.
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What other founders did to grow.
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We still have a million daily new installs and as I say half of those are reinstalls. It's worth for us to keep the content furnace and the virality going and not jeopardize it by trying to extract too much value.
Protecting the core game from hard monetization preserves word-of-mouth that sustains 1 million daily installs 13 years in
Subway Surfers founders set a non-negotiable rule: the core run is always free, players can always progress, and aggressive monetization walls are off the table. Thirteen years later, 1 million new installs arrive daily — half of them reinstalls from people who still think of it as their go-to game. The refusal to squeeze every dollar protects the viral word-of-mouth and TikTok-shareability that makes it discoverable to a new generation of players every year at zero paid acquisition cost.
In all reality all that stuff is sort of assumed like we wouldn't even be looking at your pitch or at your idea or concept or whatever if those things weren't already met the bar is just higher now existing does not mean anything.
Good Design Is Zero — Journalists Only Care About What You Did Above Table Stakes
Matthew Panzarino receives ~500 pitches per day at TechCrunch. Solid design, a working app, and a clear problem — none of that is a hook anymore. Those things get you to zero, not to coverage. The only thing that earns a story is the differentiation layer on top: the specific clever thing you did that nobody else did. Founders who lead with fundamentals waste the pitch.
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