Next Big Product

Hey Guys

We are working on a new feature (embeddable to their website), which will allow makers to get feedback and reviews from their users.

Would you want that feature? Any suggestions are welcome.

Ankur

Everyone knows Product Hunt + Indie Hackers are the go-to spots.
But where else do you launch to get leads for your product?

- Any niche communities that worked surprisingly well?
- Any underrated platforms?

Would love to see a list of places that actually send traffic/users.

Hey indiehackers!
I’ve launched a bunch of products before, and one thing that always bugged me, most platforms give you just one day of visibility. After that, silence.

So I built NextBigProduct — a directory where you can list anytime, and we actually keep promoting your stuff.

• We feature top products in a monthly newsletter

• You can embed reviews + feedback widgets

• AMA + comment system to engage with users

• Old or new products — doesn’t matter

I wanted something useful for marketing of the software (As building is easy, marketing is not). It’s free (with a premium option).

Would love your feedback - and happy to feature some IH products this week!

Hey indie hackers

We just rolled out a small but useful feature on NextBigProduct: List Fast.

It’s built for makers who want to get their product out there without overthinking it.
No long forms - just a quick way to share what you’ve built and get discovered.

It takes less than a minute to list.
Perfect if you’ve got something live and want early eyes on it.

Would love your thoughts — would you use something like this?
Or what would make it even faster for you to ship?

Thanks

Curious to know — what's the last software or tool you discovered through a platform like IH, Product Hunt, AppSumo, BetaList, etc.?

Did you just check it out… or did it actually become part of your workflow?

Trying to understand how often these platforms lead to real users vs. quick curiosity.
Would love to hear your experience.

Hey 👋

I've seen a lot of excitement around launch days—whether it’s on Product Hunt, Twitter, Reddit, or Indie Hackers. But I’ve always wondered…

What happens after the hype?

Once the launch day passes:

• Do you still get consistent traffic or signups?

• Does engagement slowly die down?

I’m asking because I’m building Next Big Product—a platform designed to help new software products grow beyond the launch spike. The idea is to give makers a more sustainable way to get discovered and attract users over time.

So I’d love to hear from you:
How did your product perform post-launch? What helped keep it alive and growing?

Open to any insights or lessons you’ve learned. Thanks in advance 🙌

Hey IH 👋

I recently launched Next Big Product — a marketing platform to help early-stage software get discovered, gain feedback, and grow from day one.

But now I want to take a step back and ask:
If you’re a founder or maker, what do YOU actually want from a platform like this?

Is it traffic? Feedback? A way to build an audience?
Or maybe:

• A fair algorithm

• No pressure to “launch big”

• Better categorization or tagging

• Something completely different?

I’ve got a few ideas brewing, but I’d love to hear what would make you excited to use a product discovery platform—especially if you’ve launched (or plan to).

Let me know your wishlist, frustrations, or even crazy ideas. Let’s build something better for indie products

As a developer and product lover, I’ve always enjoyed discovering new tools—especially the ones flying under the radar. But time and time again, I noticed how hard it is for early-stage products to get seen. Most launch platforms are noisy, algorithm-driven, or just favor products with large followings.

So I built NextBigProduct — a simple, focused marketing platform where new software can shine.

It’s designed to help indie founders and devs:

• Get early feedback from real users

• Build an audience without begging for upvotes

• Share their product consistently, not just at "launch"

I’m still in the early stages, but already seeing traction and some really cool tools being submitted.

If you're building something, I’d love to feature it—or if you’re just a curious user, come explore. Would love your thoughts or feedback!