LaunchLoop
Turns your repo into Product Hunt, X and launch-post drafts.
What is LaunchLoop?
Turns your repo into Product Hunt, X and launch-post drafts.
I vibecoded LaunchLoop because the launch was always the part I put off.
Paste a public GitHub repo or a live URL. LaunchLoop reads your README, package.json, the last 20 commit messages and your landing page, writes a short product brief, and drafts your launch from it:
- Landing page copy, plus a meta title and description
- A Product Hunt post: 60 character tagline, 260 character description, topics and a maker comment that asks for feedback, never votes
- An X thread of 5 to 7 posts, each checked against X's 280 character weighting
- A LinkedIn post, well under the 3,000 character limit
- 3 images in your site's colours: 1200x630 Open Graph, 1600x900 post image and a 1270x760 Product Hunt gallery shot
- A launch day checklist
You get it on a results page, as a ZIP and by email. It never posts for you. Public repos only, and it doesn't clone your code.
The preview is free and needs no account: the brief, the Product Hunt tagline, the first X post and three watermarked images. The full kit is £19 one-off, for one app, with a 14-day refund.
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