LaunchRepoLaunchRepo is a private GitHub repository your own AI coding or browser agent runs: 299 directory playbooks, a product context template and a submission tracker. The pages below do not change what is in the box; they show how the same workflow fits a solo builder, a SaaS team, an AI tool, a developer tool and an agent product — and which of the 299 platforms are even relevant to each.
The five use cases
Your side project is ready. Make distribution the next small task.
You ship products faster than you can list them. LaunchRepo gives your coding agent the playbooks, the product context and the tracker to do the directory rounds — for this project and for every one after it.
Read the page →Your SaaS is live. Give your agent a process to get it listed.
Directories are the cheapest distribution a SaaS never gets around to. LaunchRepo turns the list into a repeatable process your coding agent runs — with your product context, your accounts and a tracker your team can read.
Read the page →Get your AI tool listed where people look for AI tools.
AI tool directories are one of the largest categories in the catalog. LaunchRepo ships 70 playbooks for them — plus the general launch platforms — and lets the agent you already use do the listing.
Read the page →Get your developer tool listed where developers actually look.
You already run a coding agent all day. LaunchRepo gives it a second job: working through the tool directories, launch platforms and communities where developers actually find new tools.
Read the page →You build agents. Let one get your product listed.
You build agents; let one launch your product. LaunchRepo is the playbook set, product context and tracker that turn directory submissions into a run your own agent can execute — with you in the loop where it counts.
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Marketing guides
How to market vibe coded apps: an honest plan for your first users
You built the app in a weekend with Lovable, Bolt, Cursor or Claude Code. Getting people to use it takes longer. Here are seven concrete steps, our own numbers on what directories bring and the rules of the big launch sites, checked on September 28, 2026.
Read the page →Micro SaaS marketing: a zero-budget strategy for small tickets
At 5 to 50 dollars a month, most marketing advice does not pay back. Here is the small-ticket math, payment fees checked on September 28, 2026, seven zero-budget moves and our own numbers from paid and free channels.
Read the page →Distribution for open source maintainers
README, GitHub topics, awesome lists, Show HN and ecosystem communities: the rules of each channel and a four-week plan you can download.
Read the page →Distribution for Chrome extension developers
Store listing assets, review and release timing, ratings rules and a channel matrix for Chrome extensions, plus a release checker that runs in your browser.
Read the page →API distribution: from a public example to the marketplaces
A distribution plan for API products: public example and docs first, then the Postman API Network, RapidAPI Hub, public-apis and APIs.guru, with an OpenAPI listing check.
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Rather sort by agent?
If your question is “does this work with the agent I already use”, the agent pages cover Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and browser agents: what each one needs, the exact start prompt and what still needs you.
Works with your agent →One licence for every product you own
The current price is €119.00, once; it does not rise. Unlimited own products and agents — the pricing page shows the live price and the licence in short.
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