Discover What’s Next Before Everyone Else
Building a great product is only the beginning.
Many founders spend weeks or months building SaaS products, AI tools, startups, and digital products — but after launch, the hardest part often begins: getting discovered.
That’s why I built LaunchNest LN.
LaunchNest is a product discovery and launch platform where founders and makers can showcase what they’re building, discover new products, and connect with early users.
🚀 Launch your product
🔎 Discover new SaaS & AI tools
💡 Explore fresh startup ideas
🤝 Connect with builders and makers
🌱 Give new products a chance to grow
The goal is simple: give great products another place to be discovered.
If you’re building something, launching something, or simply love discovering new products, I’d love for you to check it out.
👉 https://launch-nest-ai.base44.app
Your product deserves to be discovered.
I definitely like the platform.
I shared LaunchNest with a friend and he also found the idea interesting.
I tried LaunchNest and really liked the idea. It is simple and easy to understand.
Good start. More categories and products would make the platform even better.
The ongoing discovery angle is what caught my attention — curious to see whether builders start treating it as a place to return to, rather than just a launch-day listing.
That’s exactly what I want LaunchNest to become.
I don’t want it to be a place where you launch once and disappear. The bigger goal is ongoing discovery — new products, new launches, and new things to explore every time you come back.
I’m still early, but building that “come back and discover something new” habit is one of the things I’m most focused on.
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And what would you recommend for popularizing my product? I have been trying for weeks but most platforms reject my posts due to AI trained reasons and crap
I’d start with communities where your target users are already having conversations about the problem your product solves.
Instead of posting the product everywhere, try being genuinely useful first and introduce the product when it naturally fits.
And honestly, this is one of the problems I’m trying to solve with LaunchNest too — giving builders another place to get discovered without relying on one platform.
sorry i am new on this platform. that web address on base44, is it live, production site for real potential customers, or beta/ concept website? i am concerned about the rolling banner that says your site is trusted by notion, figma, midjourney, github, slack, openAI.. your site is obviously new at 22 users, .. it is okay if this is just conceptual, pre-launch website. but then you have to make it right when you actually launch the site. openAI, slack, github do not need this platform. you would do well to show little known services in that rolling banner, because your platform is about getting little known services to the surface.
btw 110 products and 22 users is also concerning, you have products but no audience. the product you're selling is actually the users. when u say users, is it online audience or active users who actuall post their products on your platform? that would be good to clarify
Interesting timing — I just launched my first small tool myself and the "now what" after shipping is real. Curious how LaunchNest differs from something like Show IH for getting that early visibility — is it more about ongoing discovery, or a one-time launch spike?
Good question. I'd like to know too.
That’s exactly the direction I’m trying to build toward.
I don’t want LaunchNest to be just another place where you submit a product once and disappear. The bigger goal is ongoing discovery — new products continuously appearing, people discovering them over time, and builders having a reason to keep coming back.
I’m still early, so I’m watching this closely and learning what actually makes people return after launch day.
I’ve been exploring LaunchNest and I really like the idea behind it. There are so many new SaaS, AI tools, and startup products being built, but discovering smaller products is still surprisingly difficult. LaunchNest makes that discovery process much easier and gives early-stage builders another place to showcase what they’re working on. It’s still growing, but I can definitely see the potential here.
Discovery is really the hard part after building. How are you solving the cold-start problem for LaunchNest itself, getting enough people who are there to discover products, not just founders submitting them?
That’s a fair question. We’re focusing on building both sides — making LaunchNest useful for founders to launch, while also creating reasons for users to return and discover new products. Our LN Community is one part of that, and we’re gradually building distribution through founder communities and organic discovery rather than relying only on submissions.
isn't Launchnest similar to indie hackers? both are a place where new digital services are waiting to be found right?
That’s a fair question. There is definitely some overlap, but I see them as serving different primary purposes.
Indie Hackers is mainly a community for founders to share experiences, discuss building businesses, and connect with other entrepreneurs.
LaunchNest is more focused on product discovery — helping people find newly launched SaaS, AI tools, startups, and digital products, while giving builders a dedicated place to showcase what they’ve built.
So the goal isn’t to replace Indie Hackers. I see LaunchNest as more of a discovery layer for the products being built across the ecosystem.