Now live — every launch is free
I built an app. Now what?
Shipping was step one. Here's the distribution checklist that turns a finished product into a used product.
Free forever. Live in minutes — no queue, no review.
60 sec
to get your first permanent distribution channel live
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day of traffic most launch platforms actually give you
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what a directory listing gives you instead
Nobody warns you the build is the easy half
You spent weeks or months building. The app works, it looks decent, and then… nothing. No users show up because no channel exists. The default advice — 'build an audience first', 'do content marketing' — is a 6-month answer to a problem you have today. What you actually need is a short list of places your app can be discovered right now, while you figure out the long game.
The post-build checklist that actually moves numbers
Step 1: list your app on OnlyFoundrs — free, instant, permanent, indexed by search engines and AI crawlers. Step 2: put it in front of communities where your users already are. Step 3: collect the first comments and upvotes as social proof. Step 4: only then decide if ads or content marketing are worth your time.
List it free, instantly
Paste your URL — we auto-fill title, description, logo, category. Live in about a minute.
Get indexed everywhere
Your product page is structured for Google and AI search — people asking 'tool for X' can find you.
Let the community surface it
Upvotes push good tools up the rankings. Early traction here compounds instead of evaporating.
Learn from what happens
Plays, likes, and comments tell you if the positioning lands — before you spend a dollar on anything else.
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Stop shouting into the void.
The buyers are already here. Launch free today — your product goes live instantly and gets routed to the communities looking for it.
FAQ
I literally just finished building — what's the first thing to do?
Get a permanent listing live. It takes about a minute on OnlyFoundrs and immediately makes your app discoverable to people searching for what it does.
Should I build an audience before launching?
Ideal, but not required. Listings and communities put you in front of existing audiences — building your own can happen in parallel, not as a prerequisite.
Do I need a landing page first?
You need a working URL. Your OnlyFoundrs listing doubles as a public product page while you polish your own site.
What if nobody cares?
Then you've learned the positioning needs work — cheaply and fast. Silence on a free listing beats silence after an ad spend.