How it works
Peerlist is a professional network for builders. Its Launchpad is a weekly launch: you can launch only on Monday, and your launch then runs for the rest of the week.
For the first two days launches are shown in random order, so you don't need to be awake at midnight.
Ranking is not just votes. Peerlist mixes upvotes with comments, views and link clicks. Thoughtful comments count, and votes from verified profiles weigh more.
The top three each week get a badge and a feature in Peerlist's newsletter and social channels.
Good fit if
- Finished products made by developers and designers
- Makers who want a full week, not a 24-hour race
Skip it if
- Your product isn't finished. Peerlist only accepts complete projects
- You don't want to verify your Peerlist profile
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Step by step
- 1
The week before: verify and complete your profile
Claim your username, verify your profile, and add your photo and past projects. People check the maker before they try the product.
- 2
Add your project
Create the project on your profile with its link, description, images, tags and category.
- 3
Monday: launch it
Go to peerlist.io/launchpad on Monday and press "Launch" in the header. The window is open from 00:00 to 23:59 UTC that Monday.
- 4
All week: talk to people
Reply to comments and share the launch on your other channels. Ask people for feedback in the comments, not for upvotes.
Rules: break these and your launch gets removed
- Don't ask for upvotes. Ask for feedback and comments instead
- Only launch complete projects
- Launches only open on Monday (UTC)
Tips
- Because comments affect ranking, ask a real question in your launch description
- Your profile is part of the pitch. Make it look like a real builder's
Where this comes from
Checked 3 October 2026. Prices, queues and rules change, so check the site itself before you pay for anything.