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Weekly launch boards ranked
A week is closer to how people actually try software. Weekly boards punish empty profiles and reward founders who stay through Thursday.
Most open on Monday UTC. Miss the window and you wait. That constraint is the feature — it forces a calendar.
Criteria: Quality of a seven-day window, then audience and overall score.
What to prepare
- One-line tagline that names the user and the job (not 'AI-powered platform')
- 300-word unique description — do not paste the same blurb onto every board
- Logo (square) plus 3–5 screenshots of the actual product, not a landing-page mock
- A tryable URL: signup, demo, or public repo — hunters bounce from waitlist-only pages on daily boards
- Founder comment ready: who it is for, what changed, how to try it in two minutes
Run this sequence
- Peerlist Monday — profile complete before you submit.
- Smol Launch the same week if a free slot is open.
- DevHunt, EarlyHunt, or IndieHunt if the niche matches.
- Daily boards can wait until the week is running — the window is seven days.
Open these boards
Profile on this site, then the live board (nofollow). Confirm the current submit form before you pick a date.
- Peerlist Launchpadpeerlist.io
Weekly cycle · Weekly cycle; submissions open Mondays
- Smol Launchsmollaunch.com
Weekly cycle · Opens Mondays; free cap
- DevHuntdevhunt.org
Weekly cycle · Weekly cycle
- EarlyHuntearlyhunt.com
Weekly cycle · Pick an open Monday week
- IndieHuntindiehunt.io
Weekly cycle · 15 free slots per week
- LaunchIgniterlaunchigniter.com
Weekly cycle · Free wait; one launch per product
- Nick Launchesnicklaunches.com
Weekly cycle · See the current submit form
- MakerHuntmakerhunt.io
Weekly cycle · See the current submit form
What to measure
- Comments on day 3 and day 6, not only Monday morning.
- Whether the listing still got visits after the week closed.