The designed launch problem

I am a true believer in "throwing things at the wall and seeing what sticks" ideology so I've built products for multiple marketplaces- Shopify, Notion, mondaydotcom & also SaaS. While AI coding made building faster, launching was my big problem. Marketplaces and launch platforms (Product hunt, appsumo etc) are a sea of products and it's really tough to pass them with average looking launch assets.

I'm not a designer, nor do I find it sensible to pay for a monthly subscription when the launch is not a weekly thing (not yet atleast). So I kept facing this issue again and again when I'd spend hours and hours just researching good visual trends, references, then struggling to get a decent looking outcome right on canva. My goal was not to make my product look like a shiny bright thing - but to make sure people understand what it's meant to do in one glance, rather than scrolling through busy screenshots. By my 10th product, I'd landed on a system that produced high quality gallery assets that I was confident to use - designed specific to the product I’d launch.

So I shared the workflow with a few friends and they found it quite nice. It helped their products gain more visibility - visitors could actually understand what your product does without the mental load of looking at a screenshot.

So I made this into product and made it available to everyone. Upload the most basic resources : product URL and raw screenshots to generate the whole kit - cover images, launch video, feature cards to explain each functionality.

Still in beta. Curious how people use it and what results it brings for them.