1,095 upvotes in a week for the first time, Dante ran away with the board on 29, Vectr4 beat every paid launch but one on a free listing, and all three Pro launches built for coding agents. Week 18 on Nick Launches, plus the launch post that did 121,460 impressions and a new account that did 150,721 on its first day.
Submissions climbed back to 245, GhostPrompter took 22 upvotes without paying for a slot, and last week's dollar-board builder returned with three launches including the $199 Ultimate. Week 17 on Nick Launches, plus the post that found Lyra its next 25 users.
Submissions fell from 309 to 200 and upvotes still went up. Week 16 on Nick Launches, plus the two posts that broke every reach record on the account and what one line in a comment was worth.
The featured board nearly doubled to 22 launches while total upvotes stayed flat, so a free listing on 16 votes finished ahead of eighteen of them. Week 15 on Nick Launches, plus an honest account of our Product Hunt day.
A free launch outranked twelve of the thirteen featured. A pixel-art solar system took #2 on Product Hunt and its buyers ignored the pricing model it was built around. Week 14 on Nick Launches, plus 20% off everything until midnight.
Your weekly roundup of fresh launches shaping how we work and build: the full 13-launch featured board led by Free AI Website Audit, the free weekly winners, 855 upvotes cast, the builders to watch, and three things that shipped on Nick Launches this week.
Your weekly roundup of fresh launches shaping how we work and build: the full 17-launch featured board led by FreeScan.app, the free weekly winners, 881 upvotes cast, the builders to watch, and everything new on Nick Launches this week.
Your weekly roundup of fresh launches shaping how we work and build: the full 17-launch featured board led by BetterDB, the free weekly winners, 919 upvotes cast, and the builders to watch.
Week ten on Nick Launches: 819 live products, domain rating at 63, and the exact backlink playbook that got it there — plus three prospecting tools worth bookmarking.
Week nine on Nick Launches: a quieter launch week, 744 live products, and domain rating at 61. Fewer clicks came in, but the ones that did stayed. AI search sends less traffic and better traffic, and that split is the whole story.
Week eight on Nick Launches: 667 live products, domain rating at 60, and a timeline that kept circling one truth all week. Shipping got easy. Getting found is the job now, and nobody is teaching that part.
Week seven on Nick Launches: 79 launches, domain rating at 57, and a timeline that circled one gap all week. You can build something cool, even something needed, and still get zero users because nobody found it.
Week six on Nick Launches: 462 live products, 977 newsletter subscribers, and a timeline that spent the whole week on one question, how do you get a brand-new product found in 2026 with SEO and GEO together.
Week five on Nick Launches: 364 live products, 766 newsletter subscribers, and a timeline that spent the whole week arguing about one thing, when a product is actually ready to launch.
Week four on Nick Launches: a quieter directory week, traffic still compounding, and a timeline full of founders telling us where they're actually stuck, and what they shipped.
Week three on Nick Launches: the build came together (Launch Guides, a builder toolkit, a faster static site), and founders told us what really moves a launch.