TinyLaunch: Submission guide

Follow the complete scheduling flow, including the final upsell dismissal. The observed Standard launch path offered a future weekly slot, then required declining extras and a second upgrade dialog before showing success. Approval still remained outstanding.

Observed:

Preparation

Prepare a logo, up to three product images, product URL, category and description. Observed limits were 30 characters for the name and 60 for the tagline. Read the terms and any community pledge before accepting.

Workflow

Use the homepage Submit Product button; the guessed /submit route failed in the observed run. Create the product, choose an available date and inspect Standard. Set optional services to None, schedule, then use Continue with free launch in the final upgrade dialog.

Watch for

A cookie overlay can block buttons. Rich-text fields may create empty paragraphs from double line breaks. Recheck all totals and available slots; do not assume the old date, price or availability still applies.

What counts as confirmation

Confirm the success page and dashboard date. Record scheduled with approval still pending when the dashboard says Waiting for approval. A date on a calendar is not proof that the product is publicly live.

Official platform entry: TinyLaunch ↗

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