8 products went live in the first edition, drawn from 10 submissions, and 16 votes settled the order between them. That is a small pool: every position on this page was decided by a handful of people, and the top 3 sit 1 upvote apart from each other.
MakiRoll took the top of the board with 4 upvotes: a video recording app that walks a camera-shy person through a take as a conversation, then cuts the result itself. OsintCat followed with 3 and Asonix with 2. Nick Launches, the featured launch of the week, is a launch platform in its own right.
3 of the 4 products on this page exist to get somebody else's work seen: a video app for people who freeze on camera, a keyword tool for App Store search, and a launch platform for AI products. OsintCat is the exception, an intelligence search across breach data that keeps nothing after a query runs. Off the board, 25 builders joined during the week, taking the site to 34, the launches drew 3 comments, and nobody joined the club.
Featured launches
The first edition's featured launch is itself a launch platform.
- Nick Launches Launch AI products and tools with tutorials, reviews, and strategies for developers. 2 upvotes. Tutorials, reviews of AI tools and launch strategy for developers shipping AI products, with the launches listed alongside that content. A product launched there gets in front of the builders who read it and keeps a permanent backlink afterwards.
Weekly winners
The 3 most upvoted launches of the week, in vote order.
- MakiRoll Become someone who makes video 4 upvotes. A video recording app for people who freeze on camera. You describe a topic, an adaptive teleprompter walks you through it as a conversation, and the app picks the strongest takes and cuts them into a finished talking-head video you can still edit.
- OsintCat Query 1,500+ data sources to find leaked information, breaches, and intelligence in seconds. 3 upvotes. An OSINT platform that correlates breach records, social media and other sources into a combined result, through a dashboard or an API. It stores nothing after processing and uses AI to summarise what it finds, which makes it usable as a component inside another application.
- Asonix Get more users from App Store search 2 upvotes. App Store keyword research for app teams: search volume, competition difficulty and competitor rankings, so you can pick keywords you can actually win. It also tracks rankings over time by country and shows where AI assistants and competitor ads turn up.
Builders to watch
- @nicklaunches shipped Nick Launches. Runs the platform as content plus distribution rather than a bare directory listing: the tutorials and reviews pull developers in, and the launches sit alongside them.
- @gvrizzo shipped Asonix. Built around a specific bet: most app teams chase keywords they cannot rank for, so the product ranks the winnable ones and the countries worth entering.
- @osintcat shipped OsintCat. Put a large amount of scattered intelligence tooling behind a dashboard and an API, and made a point of retaining nothing after a query runs.
- @madsmadsdk shipped MakiRoll. Solved the awkward-retake problem by treating recording as a guided conversation instead of a script, then automating the edit while leaving the final cut under the creator's control. Top of the board in the first edition.
What happened this week
- Products published: 8 (up 8 on last week)
- Votes cast: 16 (up 16 on last week)
- Comments posted: 3 (up 3 on last week)
- New submissions: 10 (up 10 on last week)
- Builders who joined: 25 (up 25 on last week)
The bigger picture
- Builders on the site: 34 (up 31 on last week)
- Products live all time: 8 (up 8 on last week)
- Club members: 1
Next week
Week 37 starts with this week's figures as the bar: 8 products, 16 votes, 25 new builders, and no earlier edition to measure them against. On a board this small, 1 upvote moves a launch, so if something on this page deserves more eyes, open it and upvote it.
Submit a product to be in next week's edition, or read the full edition.