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| Company | — | Startup from Germany · 1 - 9 employees · 2026 |
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LaunchAmp is for makers who are about to launch a product, or already have. Get your tool seen. List your product in the Launch Lounge for free. Other founders browse and comment on it, and your listing links back to your site. Want more eyes? Featured placements put your tool at the top of every...
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LaunchAmp.eu's answer:
LaunchAmp is newly launched and has no customers to name yet.
LaunchAmp.eu's answer:
Most launch tools sell help: upvote services, launch consultants, directories that charge for a listing. LaunchAmp does none of that. It never posts, votes or comments on any board on anyone's behalf. It shows the measured record so you can decide for yourself where and when to launch, and with how many supporters. The data tools need no signup. The Launch Lounge directory is free, has no upvotes or rankings, and free listings get followed links. The two optional paid placements are one-time payments, clearly labelled, with no subscription. Every figure states how many days it rests on, so you can judge how much to trust it.
LaunchAmp.eu's answer:
Indie makers and small teams preparing to launch a SaaS, AI tool, developer tool or app on Product Hunt or a similar board, usually in the weeks before launch day. They have a limited circle of supporters and want to know where that circle is enough, rather than launching on the biggest board by default and finishing in single digits. A second group is makers who have already launched and want to see how their result compares with the rest of that day's field.
LaunchAmp.eu's answer:
It started with a launch that went quietly and a question nobody could answer: was that a bad launch, or a bad day?
Product Hunt shows you the top ten. It does not show you the other 664 products that entered the same day, and it does not tell you what being featured cost that day. So the number you end up with means nothing on its own — and founders draw conclusions about their product from it anyway.
So we started counting. Every day, after the day closes. Then the same for Uneed, Show HN and Fazier, because "launch on Product Hunt" turned out to be advice that fits far fewer products than it is given to.
LaunchAmp.eu's answer:
It counts launch days instead of guessing about them. Every day, after the day closes, LaunchAmp records five launch boards: how many products entered, what the winner scored, and what each placement down the ranking cost. Every figure is a median over a stated number of measured days, never a mean and never an estimate. That makes questions answerable that are usually left to anecdote: how many upvotes it took to get featured on Product Hunt, which board needs the fewest votes for a top-ten spot, whether the weekday matters. All of it is free, with no account and no email address.
LaunchAmp.eu's answer:
PHP 8 with MySQL/MariaDB, server-rendered pages, Tailwind CSS compiled into a single static stylesheet, and plain JavaScript only where a page needs it. Launch data comes from the boards' public APIs where they exist, including the Product Hunt API v2 (GraphQL), and is stored day by day. Payments run through Stripe. Hosting is in Germany. Public pages make no third-party requests: no CDN, no cookie banner, and page views are counted on LaunchAmp's own server without cookies or stored IP addresses.
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