Paste your URL. We read your site and rank your plays in 90 seconds, with the thread, the copy and the link already prepared.
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A ranked backlog for your product. Impact, effort, hours, cost and time to result on every one, before you commit to any of them.
and 64 more, ranked for your product.
The rows above are the real format, for a product we made up. Paste your URL and the list is about yours.
Most launch tools spit out generic copy. welaunch.sh studies your product, your market, and your rivals, then does the parts you dread.
The scariest part of launching on Hacker News or Reddit is the comments. We predict the harshest ones for your exact product, and write your calm, winning reply to each, so you walk in ready.
“Isn't this just a wrapper around an LLM? I could build this in a weekend.”
Your reply
Fair, the LLM call is the easy part. The work is the 52 directory formats, the per-subreddit rules, and the timing. Happy to share what broke when we tried the weekend version.
We find your closest competitors, read how they position and launch, and hand you what to steal, what to avoid, and the specific gap they left open for you to own.
Your wedge
They sell to enterprises and feel heavy. Own “the 5-minute setup for solo founders” and lead with speed.
Competitor A
Steal: their comparison pages rank for “X alternative”.
Avoid: their pricing hides the real cost, users complain.
Gap to own: no free tier, you can win price-sensitive makers.
Every post, reply and comment comes with a button that opens it prefilled on the platform, Reddit, X, Hacker News, Quora. You read it, tweak if you want, and hit post. No copy-pasting across tabs, no reformatting, no friction between the plan and your launch.
spent 3 weekends on this because I was sick of losing a week to launch prep. it does the boring parts, would love your brutal feedback.
From URL to your first 100 customers in three steps.
We read your site and check it against 12 rules. Rules, not a model opinion, so the result means the same thing every time. You get the three things costing you the most, and a quote from your own page for each.
First customers, more signups, free traffic, revenue from the traffic you have, awareness, or keeping the customers you already got. The ranking changes with your answer.
Every play arrives costed in hours and dollars, with the steps written out. The community plays come with the actual thread, its age, its comment count and a link that opens your reply prefilled. We never post for you, so nothing gets your accounts banned.
Your Reddit, X and Quora targets refresh every week, dead threads drop out, and anything your competitors changed arrives with the counter-play already written. The list itself was all yours on day one.
Not a suggestion. The thread, the reasoning, the steps and the copy, in one screen.
Someone asking a public question about the problem you solve is the highest-intent audience that exists, and unlike an ad, they came to you.
Common mistake: Dropping a link. It reads as spam, it gets removed, and on most subreddits it costs the account.
What good looks like: A reply that answers the question completely on its own, mentioning the product by name only where it genuinely is the answer.
Read the thread and check it is still open and still relevant.
Post the drafted reply, edited into your own voice.
Come back the same day and answer anything asked in response.
“What are people using for changelogs these days?”
Open with my reply prefilledWhat your rival is doing: nothing new on their site in the last week. Quiet window, run it before they notice.
Their plays tell you to go search Reddit. Ours hand you the thread.
15 agents, live subreddit rules checked before anything goes in your list, real thread search run today, and 269 directories we verify by hand. You see the play; this is the part that takes the afternoon.
Growth is not an event, so your list should not be a snapshot. It is also not a drip: nothing is held back to give you next month.
Not thirty a week, drip-fed until you cancel. Every play we would ever rank for your product is in your list from the first scan, ordered by what to do next.
Reddit, X, Quora and Hacker News searched again every week. A thread found last Monday is cold by Friday, so it expires out instead of sitting there looking alive.
5 competitors watched. Pricing, messaging, new pages, hiring and AI citations. Every change arrives as a counter-play with the evidence attached.
Your site re-checked monthly, with the diff. 4 of 12 in June, 9 of 12 in September, and the plays that moved it.
The first sweep records where each of them stands. Every change after that lands in your list with the play already written.
Plan names and price points, every sweep.
Headlines and positioning on their front page.
What they shipped, from their own sitemap.
Open roles that give away where they are investing.
Which of your buyers' questions name them, and not you.
Each one reads both sites, rates both sides out of ten and quotes the exact line it is judging. It ends where everything here ends, with a play.
Everyone else sells you a dashboard that tells you nobody mentions you. That is worth nothing when the answer is zero.
Twelve to twenty real prompts, run against the assistants. Who gets named, what got cited, and where you are absent.
Not cited for “best X for Y”? Here is the comparison page to publish, the schema block to paste, the directory that ranks for it and the thread the assistants are actually reading.
llms.txt, AI crawler rules, structured data. Including the week a deploy quietly deletes it.
Get Found, Search, AI Search, Communities, Social, Content, Conversion, Lifecycle, Outbound, Paid, Launch moments, Competitive. Your list picks the few that pay first.
No card to see your plan and your ranked list. Cancel any time and keep everything we wrote for you.
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Credits are only for the heavy jobs: a competitor debate, a full rebuild, a deep audit, a long article. Opening plays, drafting steps, swapping and editing never cost credits. Run out and nothing you rely on stops; the heavy jobs wait for the reset or you top up. We never bill you for going over, and we never charge your card without you clicking.
No fake countdowns. No fake scarcity. The price you see is the price.
Twelve checks, three fixes, and your first 10 plays. Free account, no card.
Free to start, no card. $29/month when you want every play.