What is this website?
LaunchIntel supplies categorized directory-submission playbooks for Claude Code or Codex (the homepage claims 370+ end-to-end tested guides). Coverage spans launch platforms, software catalogs, and communities. The agent drafts listing copy, proposes a shortlist for your approval, defaults to free routes, and logs progress in a local dashboard—without inventing facts or voting/commenting on other products. A one-time Polar purchase unlocks a private GitHub repo; listings are not guaranteed.
Key features
- Categorized playbooks for Claude Code / Codex covering launch platforms, catalogs, and communities (370+ tested guides claimed).
- Private agent workflow that drafts listings, proposes a shortlist, and waits for your approval before submitting.
- Defaults to free routes; does not invent product facts or vote/comment on other listings.
- Local dashboard for published, submitted, and needs-help status across directories and products.
- Optional Domain Rating checks; one-time Polar checkout unlocks a private GitHub repo (Solo / Agency).
Common use cases
- An indie founder launching a SaaS wants the agent to queue free directory submissions after approving facts and the shortlist.
- A solo maker repeating launches across products reuses the same playbook package and local dashboard.
- An agency with the Agency licence runs client-product submissions without sharing the private package.
- A team that cares about backlink-profile strength turns on optional Domain Rating tracking while still treating publication as undecided by each directory.
Who is it for?
- Builders who already use Claude Code or Codex with local file, terminal, and browser access.
- People comfortable with GitHub, Node 20+, and git, and willing to approve facts and shortlists themselves.
- Solo owners of their own products, or agencies buying the Agency licence for client work.
- Users without a compatible local agent setup, or who expect guaranteed listings / paid placements included, are a poor fit.
How does it compare?
Compare on agent-driven vs manual form filling, breadth of tested free routes, category coverage (launch / catalog / community), whether you approve facts and shortlists, local tracking vs cloud-only dashboards, optional Domain Rating, licence scope (own products vs client work), and that a tested route still does not guarantee publication. This entry does not invent competitor names or rankings.
FAQ
Q: Does buying LaunchIntel guarantee my product will be listed?
A: No. Each directory decides what it accepts; a tested free route is not a promise of publication or a backlink.
Q: What do I need to run it?
A: GitHub, Node 20 or newer, git, and an AI agent with local file, terminal, and browser access. Submission workflows are described as tested with Claude Code and Codex.
Q: What is the difference between Solo and Agency?
A: Solo covers products you own; Agency is for client work. Both are one-time Polar purchases that grant private GitHub repo access.
Q: Will the agent invent details or engage on other listings?
A: The product states it should not invent facts and should not vote or comment on other products; you approve facts and the shortlist first.
