🚀 I built LaunchLog.fun because we all need more than just "Build in Public" tweets

Let’s be real: Most "build in public" updates disappear into the Twitter void after 20 minutes. If you’re like me, you’re tired of shouting into the void and want something that actually moves the needle for your SEO and visibility.

That’s why I launched LaunchLog.fun.

The Real Talk

I didn't build this just to be a "journal." I built it to be a growth lever. Here’s what it actually does for your startup:

• SEO & Backlinks: Every log you post is a searchable entry. We’re talking about getting those do-follow/no-follow links that actually help your domain authority while you're still in the trenches.

• The "Makers' Leaderboard": It’s built for competition. See what other devs are shipping, compare your velocity, and use that "healthy ego" to keep yourself from quitting on a Tuesday afternoon.

• Proof of Work: Instead of telling people you’re a "hard worker," you point them to a live feed of every feature, bug fix, and pivot you’ve actually executed.

Why use this over a Twitter thread?

1. Indexability: Google doesn't give a damn about your 12-part thread. It cares about structured content and backlinks.

2. Comparison: You can actually see how you stack up against other indie hackers in real-time.

3. Direct Traffic: It’s a directory. People looking for new tools find you there, not just your existing followers.

Where I’m at right now

The site is live and functional. I’m looking for the first wave of makers (already 100+ joined) who want to claim their handle and start backlinking their projects before the feed gets crowded.

Link: LaunchLog.fun