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Three essentials now. A launch date before you commit.

Most launch forms take twenty minutes and tell you nothing about when you go live. This one asks for your URL, email and logo, then prints your date and queue position on the next screen.

Free launch

Free

Every launch includes a public queue date, a permanent listing, and a dofollow link. Launching is free for everyone right now; a paid fast-track arrives later.

We read the page once and draft the listing from it. You can edit every field afterwards.

Your logo is required to submit. Upload or link to a PNG, JPG, GIF or WebP (max 2MB; no SVG).

An address at the product’s own domain lets you verify by magic link in one step.

Optional: launch date, X handle, pricing

Optional. Shown on the listing. If you win that UTC day, @toolfoundcom tags this handle the next morning. We do not post or tag every launch.

Pick the day you want to launch. We suggest about a week out.

39 makers booked a launch date in the last 7 days.

Shown on the listing from day one instead of “Pricing unlisted.”

Nothing is published until you verify ownership. We show you the date and position before you commit to anything.

Or send your agent

The whole flow — submit, verify, queue, badges — works over MCP. Pick your agent:

The whole flow

Three steps, in order

  1. 01

    Give us the URL, your email and your logo

    We read the page once and draft the listing from what is actually on it. Upload your logo or add a direct link when you submit, or save an unfinished draft on this device.

  2. 02

    Verify that the domain is yours

    Magic link to an address on your domain, a meta tag, or a DNS TXT record. One of the three, once.

  3. 03

    Pick your launch date

    A few launches a day, one or two of them featured. Choose the day that suits you — we suggest about a week out to line up your first supporters — and see the seats open on it before you verify.

Rate limits: three submissions per email and ten per network address a day. Submitting the same URL twice returns the existing entry rather than creating a duplicate. Read the launch-day guide before your date comes up.