Landing page rewrite + clarity score
We score how fast a stranger understands your page, then rewrite the headline, subhead, benefit blocks, FAQ and call to action. Traffic is wasted on a page that says "All-in-one AI platform."
your-app.lovable.app · live · users: 0
You built it.
Now they'll know.
It works. It's live. And nobody knows it exists. Paste your app URL and get a launch kit you can post today: Product Hunt, X, Show HN, Reddit and Indie Hackers, plus a landing page rewrite that actually says what you made.
Early access · no card needed · we only use your email for the waitlist (privacy)
Sound familiar? Zero users, nobody knows it exists, posted once and heard crickets.
Building took a weekend. Telling people shouldn't take a month.
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Paste your URL
Your live app. No repo access, no API keys, no 40-question form.
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We read what you shipped
Agents work out what it does, who it's for and where those people hang out.
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You post, on schedule
Copy-paste ready drafts for every channel, plus a day-by-day plan. You hit publish.
What's in the kit
Everything you'd write for a launch, if you had the time and the stomach for it.
Product Hunt
Tagline under 60 characters, 260-character description, topics, and a maker first comment that sounds like a person.
X launch thread
A launch thread plus standalone posts and a build-in-public follow-up for later in the week.
Show HN
Plain, technical, humble. Title and body written for how Hacker News actually reads.
Reddit, sub by sub
We pick subreddits that fit your niche and write each post around that sub's self-promo rules, so it reads like a builder sharing, not an ad.
- Does it fit this sub?
- Is self-promo allowed?
- Link in post, or in a comment?
- Which day to post?
- Skip it if the risk isn't worth it
Indie Hackers post
The story version: why you built it, what you learned, what you're asking for.
Directory list
Where it's worth submitting for your kind of app, with the copy each one asks for.
7-day launch schedule
What to post, where, and on which day. One week, a few minutes a day, no guessing.
Sample output
What a kit looks like
EXAMPLE "Plotbook" is a fictional app we made up to show the format. Not a real customer.
38/100
Before
"Plotbook: the all-in-one AI-powered gardening solution."
Why it scores low
- A stranger can't tell what they'd do with it in 5 seconds
- "AI-powered" and "all-in-one" say nothing specific
- No clear who it's for
Rewrite
Know exactly what to plant this week, for your backyard.
Tell Plotbook your postcode and bed size. Get a week-by-week planting plan that matches your frost dates.
Tagline 48/60
A planting calendar built for your exact backyard
Description 171/260
Enter your postcode and bed size. Plotbook gives you a week-by-week plan of what to sow, transplant and harvest, timed to your local frost dates. No account needed to try.
First comment
Hey Product Hunt! I kept killing seedlings because every planting guide assumed I lived somewhere else. So I built the thing I wanted: tell it where you are, it tells you what to do this week. It's early. The plan logic is solid, the UI is rough. One question for gardeners here: would you rather get the plan as a calendar or a weekly email?
- 1/ I killed 30 tomato seedlings last spring because every planting guide was written for somewhere warmer than my backyard. So I built Plotbook. (thread)
- 2/ You type your postcode and bed size. It works out your frost dates and gives you a week-by-week plan: sow this, move that, harvest these.
- 3/ Built it in a few weekends with Lovable. The hard part wasn't the code. It was the frost-date data.
- 4/ It's free to try, no account. I'd love brutal feedback from anyone with a vegetable patch → plotbook.example
Title
Show HN: Plotbook – Planting calendar from your postcode and frost dates
Body
I garden in a cold, short-season area and kept following sowing dates meant for warmer places. Plotbook takes a postcode, looks up historical first/last frost dates, and generates a week-by-week sowing and transplant schedule per crop.
Known limitations: frost data is coarse outside the UK and US, and microclimates aren't modelled. I'd especially like feedback on the scheduling logic.
r/vegetablegardening · fit: high
Sub rule check: self-promo limited. Lead with the problem, link only if asked or in a comment.
How do you plan sowing dates when guides don't match your frost dates?
I made myself a spreadsheet that works from my last-frost date and it fixed my leggy seedlings. Curious what others use. Happy to share the tool I built from it if anyone wants.
r/SideProject · fit: medium
Sub rule check: project posts allowed. Be specific, show what you learned.
I built a planting calendar that starts from your postcode. Here's what I got wrong first
Built for people who vibe-coded the hard part.
- Lovable
- Bolt
- Replit
- Cursor
- v0
- …or anything with a URL
You went from idea to live app faster than anyone in history. Launch copy is a different skill, so we wrote that part for you. We read your live app, not your prompt history. That means the kit describes what it really does.
Pricing
Pay once per launch. No subscription.
Free
$0
See if your page is the problem.
- Landing page clarity score
- Product Hunt tagline
- One X launch post
The one most people need
Launch Kit
$19 one-time
Everything to launch this week.
- Landing page rewrite + clarity score
- Product Hunt tagline, description, first comment
- X launch thread + posts
- Show HN post
- Subreddit-matched Reddit posts
- Indie Hackers post + directory list
- 7-day launch schedule
Launch Week
$49 one-time
For when you want a whole week of momentum.
- Everything in Launch Kit
- A written post for every day of the 7-day plan
- Regenerate any single piece
- 2 revision rounds with your notes
Prices in USD. Planned launch pricing; nothing is charged during the waitlist.
Free tool · coming soon
"Why is nobody using my app?"
The roaster. Paste a URL and get a blunt, specific read on why visitors bounce: unclear headline, no obvious next step, buried value. Free, no signup.
Tell me when it's liveQuestions
Do you post for me?
No, and that's on purpose. You post everything yourself, from your own accounts. Reddit, Hacker News and Product Hunt are quick to ban automated or third-party posting, so we write the drafts and tell you when and where. You keep your accounts, and you don't get banned.
Will it sound like AI wrote it?
We write each channel the way that community talks: plain for Show HN, story-first for Indie Hackers, problem-first for Reddit. Every kit is built from what your app actually does, and you should still read and tweak it so it sounds like you.
My app was vibe-coded and it's a bit rough. Is that OK?
Yes. That's exactly who this is for. Rough is fine to launch; invisible isn't. The clarity score will also flag anything on your page that makes visitors bounce.
How do the Reddit posts avoid getting removed?
We match your app to subreddits where it fits, then write each post around that sub's self-promotion rules. Some subs get a "here's what I built" post; others get a genuine question where the link only comes up if people ask. We'll also tell you when a sub isn't worth the risk.
What do you need from me?
Your live URL. Optionally, a sentence about who it's for. We never ask for your code, repo access, passwords or API keys.
Is this a subscription?
No. You pay once per launch. Launch something new later? Get a new kit.
When can I use it?
We're opening access in waves. Join the waitlist with your URL and we'll email you when your spot is ready.