Launches
How Launches Work
Checked 2026-10-31
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A launch is a project you built with an AI agent, posted to the launches hub with a live link. You submit it through the form, an editor checks it, and once it is listed members can vote. The hub ranks by votes for today, this week, this month and all time. Checked 31 October 2026.
No projects are listed yet. This page describes how the system works so the first makers know what to expect, and nothing here is an example of a real launch.
What a launch is
On this site a launch is one entry about one thing you made. It is not a company page, a service listing or an advert for a tool. The point is to show what people are building with agents and app builders, and to let other people see which tools and add-ons went into it.
A launch entry holds these fields:
Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
Name | What the project is called |
Tagline | A one-line, factual description (20 to 200 characters when you submit) |
Live URL | Where people can open the project |
Maker | Your GitHub username, shown as credit |
Launch date | When it counts for the leaderboards |
Repository | Optional link to the source on GitHub |
Stack | What built it: the agent or app builder, models, add-ons and host, where known |
Prompts shared | Optional prompts or skills you used |
The stack is the part that makes the hub useful. A list of apps is entertainment. A list of apps tagged with the builder that made them is evidence for which tools suit which kind of project. The "built with" pages, such as built with Lovable and built with Bolt, are views over that stack data.
From form to listing
The route has four steps, and each is built.
- You submit. The submit form takes the project name, its live link, a one-line summary and your GitHub username. A repository link is optional. The form blocks duplicate links, applies a limit of one submission per GitHub account every 10 minutes, and uses a hidden field to catch bots.
- It is saved as a draft. The entry is credited to your GitHub account and marked as not yet verified. Nothing is public at this stage.
- An editor checks it. We open the live link, confirm it matches the summary and look for anything unsafe or misleading. We add a short note of our own.
- It is listed. The entry has to pass the publishing gate, which checks for complete facts, text we wrote and links to related pages. See the methodology. A launch that does not pass stays a draft.
We do not promise a date. A submission that has a working link, an accurate summary and a clear stack moves fastest.
The four leaderboards
The hub shows the same projects through four windows.
Window | What it shows |
|---|---|
Today | Launches from the last day |
This week | Launches from the last 7 days, the default view |
This month | Launches from the last 31 days |
All time | Every listed launch |
Inside a window, the hub can sort by newest or by day rank. Pages are paginated at 24 projects so the hub stays quick as it grows.
Votes
Voting runs on WB Polls. The rules are short:
- A member has to be signed in.
- Each member can vote once per project.
- Votes feed the rank. They are a popularity signal, not a quality score.
Votes are separate from reviews. A review is a written opinion that is moderated first. The difference between the two is explained in how ratings work.
Links, labels and money
Link | Label | Why |
|---|---|---|
A free launch link to the live project |
| It is a member's link, not our endorsement |
A paid launch link |
| Money changed hands |
Affiliate links to tools |
| We may earn a commission |
A sponsored slot on the hub is labelled and capped at three per hub. It sits outside the ranked list and cannot lift a project. The full rules are in how we make money. We do not sell followed backlinks.
Paid launches are not open yet. Every launch is free for now.
What gets declined
- A link that does not load, or that sends visitors somewhere else.
- A project that is not yours and that you cannot describe as the maker.
- A product page that is an advert for a service, with no thing built.
- Anything harmful: phishing, malware, credential collection.
- A duplicate of a project already listed.
The general rules are in the submission rules.
Who the hub is for
Makers get a credited page with the stack shown, and a link back to the project.
People choosing tools get to see what was built with which builder, and can follow the link to the tool's page, such as Lovable or Bolt.
People looking for ideas can browse by builder and by period. For a starting list without waiting for launches, see ideas.
Before you launch
A short list that saves a decline:
- The live URL works on a phone and a laptop, signed out.
- The first screen says what the project does.
- Forms work and do not expose keys. See secure a vibe-coded app.
- You know which agent, model and add-ons you used.
- You have a one-line summary that states facts and no superlatives.
The step-by-step is on launch your project.
FAQ
Do I need to use a specific tool? No. Any agent or app builder counts, as long as you built something with it and can say so. The hub filters by builder.
Can I submit someone else's project? No. Launches are credited to the maker.
Can I edit it later? Write through contact with your GitHub username and the entry link.
Is the leaderboard reset? The windows are rolling. All time never resets.
Questions
How do I get a project onto the launches hub?
Use the submit form and pick the option for something you built with an agent. Give the name, a live URL, a one-line summary and your GitHub username. An editor checks it before it is listed.
How are launches ranked?
By votes, in four windows: today, this week, this month and all time. Each signed-in member can vote once per project.
Does paying change my rank?
No. Sponsored slots are labelled and sit outside the ranked list. Payment never changes editorial order.
Are the links followed by search engines?
Member links carry rel=ugc. Paid launch links carry rel=sponsored. We do not sell followed links.
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