Submit your software to a growing list of curated launch directories without the usual busywork. Listings and backlinks help Google and ChatGPT discover your product so users can find it. LaunchBert turns directory submissions into a focused launch workflow — with a curated roadmap, Chrome form auto-fill, one-click badge embeds, and a public product page with a free dofollow backlink.
Directory roadmap: A curated list of free launch directories, ordered into a clear roadmap so you always know what to submit next.
Chrome extension: Auto-fill directory forms from your product profile and track submissions as you go — without bouncing between tabs and spreadsheets.
Badges integration: One-time setup, then add badges in one click.
Public product card: Every product gets a public LaunchBert page with a free dofollow backlink to boost your visibility and domain authority.
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11Hi, I'm Flo - the creator of LaunchBert. I'm a German builder shipping products while traveling the world. Every launch used to come with the same headache: I didn't want to spend days on tedious directory submissions. LaunchBert is the tool I built for myself and now use for all my launches. I built it to make launches less painful and more repeatable. I hope you love the product as much as I do, and I'd love to hear your feedback.
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The curated roadmap is what interests me most here. I’d value help deciding where to submit just as much as help filling out the forms. Does the order change based on the product’s audience, or is it the same for everyone? A distinction between directories that are mainly useful for a backlink and those that could bring relevant visitors would be really helpful. That would make it easier to decide where to spend time rather than treating every listing as equally valuable. Congrats on the launch!
having fun building web apps
Pretty cool idea tbh! It actually solves the exact thing I'm doing now - manual launching on directory sites.
Nice work on this. The curated roadmap is the part that stands out to me, since picking which directories are actually worth it is harder than filling the forms. How do you decide what makes the list: DR, whether the link is dofollow, traffic, or something else? And do you keep it updated when sites change their free terms?
Founder of JevModel, an AI model evaluation and comparison platform.
The directory roadmap is a nice touch — ordering free launch sites by expected impact saves a lot of guesswork. Curious how often the list gets pruned when a directory goes down or changes its submission rules.
Founder building Visionaria, a cinematic imagination app that turns meditation into mythic, first-person journeys through ancient worlds.
Really useful tool for anyone launching a new product. I like how it simplifies directory submissions and saves time. Definitely worth checking out!
Its great, one thing though, you will still have to manually go and get the embed code from each of those sites manually
The part I'd care most about is the 'found' half: does it show which directories or queries actually sent visits, so I can tell a listing that looks good from one that converts? A concrete question — for a small paid product with no ad budget, what's a realistic first-week checklist here, and does it flag anything that needs a backlink on my own site before submission? That's the step I always end up skipping.
Submitting to directories one by one is exactly the busywork I'm doing this week, so the ordered roadmap plus form auto-fill makes a lot of sense. The part I keep losing track of is which directories need a badge kept live and which ones have actually approved me. Does the tracker show approval status and remind you when a listing is still pending after a few weeks?
Looks amazing…what stack you used to build it?
A great product！Pretty cool idea tbh!