LaunchRepoChecked on September 17, 2026 on the platform’s public pages.
Who lists here
Makers who want reactions to something half-finished as much as to a finished product; the front page mixes hobby hardware, open-source tools and small SaaS. Its About page lists no community rules at all and the wiki index page is disabled, so the posting format and Reddit’s site-wide rules are the written guidance.
What to prepare
- A title in the format the community asks for: [Project name] - [Short description], with “Reddit - A website for sharing and discussing links.” given as the example.
- A link people can open plus a post that says what you built, what stage it is at and what feedback you actually want.
- Time to answer comments: the subreddit is built around constructive feedback, and that feedback arrives in your thread.
What “live” means here
Your post has its own permalink in r/SideProject and is visible to logged-out readers. There is no queue and no launch date — the thread and its comments are the whole listing, so save the permalink the moment it is up.
Worth knowing
With no subreddit rules posted, Reddit’s site-wide rules are what you are held to: rule 2 asks you to participate authentically in communities where you have a personal interest and not to spam. The community description also points to related subreddits such as r/startups and r/Entrepreneur if your post fits better there.
Official site: Reddit r/SideProject ↗All communities →
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