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I noticed indie app builders have a distribution problem nobody is solving — so I'm testing the simplest possible fix

Every day I see the same story.
Someone builds a mobile app. Puts real time into it. Gets it on the App Store or Google Play. And then just sits there. Zero downloads. Zero users. No idea where to even start with marketing.
On the other side there are people who are genuinely good at growing things — Reddit, TikTok, SEO, communities — but they have no product to put their skills behind.
These two people need each other. They just never find each other.
So I created https://launchlly.carrd.co/ to test if connecting them actually works. There's no fancy algorithm here — I personally read every submission and make the match myself based on niche and channel fit. The model is simple: growth partner earns a % of new revenue they generate. Builder pays nothing upfront.
I want to be honest — this is pure validation. I want to find out if there's real demand on both sides before building anything more serious. So if you think this is a bad idea or already exists somewhere — tell me in the comments. That's just as useful.

If you built a mobile app and distribution is your wall:
https://tally.so/r/dWPqgd
If you know how to grow apps and want something real to work with:
https://tally.so/r/Me5KyA

on March 16, 2026
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    This is a real gap for mobile utilities. With Kinetic Override, I’m finding that “Google Play listing exists” is not distribution — the useful surfaces are exact-intent threads where someone already wants no-root Android gesture automation, plus a store page that makes permissions/local data/no ads obvious. A directory helps only if it captures that intent instead of becoming another generic launch shelf.