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LaunchNest is a directory of early products — pre-launch, newly launched, or still finding their first serious users. Editors plan to feature a short daily set, and a newsletter will follow. Right now the directory holds curated listings: real products chosen by editors from their official sites and described in LaunchNest's own words. They did not launch on LaunchNest and are not affiliated with it.

No. A product can be unreleased, in beta, or already live, as long as it is still early enough that a curious visitor is a meaningful first audience. See the criteria for the current bar.

Use the submit form. Every submission goes into a review queue and only appears on LaunchNest after an editor approves it.

See the Advertise page for planned sponsorship and boost options, or send a note through Contact.

A first agent API is documented on the Agent page. It is a specification for a future endpoint. There is no live key or server on this static preview.

Open Submit a startup, add your website and email, then fill in the listing fields. Read the writing guide first so the pitch is a single clear sentence.

LaunchNest intends to offer a free review queue and paid options that move a listing forward faster. Prices are not billed on this preview. Planned figures are listed on the submit and help pages and may change.

Yes. The planned free queue is slower and is not guaranteed to be featured. Paid plans, when they go live, will be optional.

It is worth it if you want a careful, public write-up in front of people who browse early products. It is not a substitute for talking to customers. We will not invent traffic numbers for a site that is still in preview.

You should receive a local confirmation today. When the real review desk is live, you will get a status on your desk and an email when a decision is made.

Technology products with a distinct site and a way for a visitor to sign up or request access. See Submission criteria.

Rarely. If you are close, say so in the form and an editor can decide. Do not expect an exception for a landing page that is only a waitlist on a shared website builder with no product story.

When accounts are live, status will sit on Your desk. On this preview, look at the local inbox on the dashboard for forms saved in this browser.

The planned free queue may take several weeks. Faster plans, when offered, will quote a shorter window. Nothing is reviewed automatically on this static site.

The free plan is a slower editorial queue. A standard plan is meant to shorten the wait. A priority plan is meant to put a complete listing at the front of the desk. Exact benefits will be confirmed before any charge is taken.

That is the intent, from your desk, once payments work. The preview cannot take an upgrade fee.

See the Submission terms. In short, if LaunchNest declines a paid submission once payments exist, the fee should be refunded. A listing that was featured as agreed is not refundable just because the week was quiet.

When payments exist, refunds should settle within ten business days of approval. No refunds are processed on this preview because no money is collected.

Common reasons: the product was already widely known, the site was unclear, the pitch hid what the product does, or it was not a technology product under the criteria.

Yes, if something material has changed — a new product, a clearer site, or a different audience. Say what changed.

That list is meant to reflect genuine attention on the site, not a paid placement. Boosts are labeled separately.

Newly featured listings are meant to appear in the letter around the feature day. Boosts can extend that presence and are disclosed.

LaunchNest currently does not link out to other sites. Each listing shows the official domain as plain text, so you can type it into your browser. How curated listings were checked: each official site was opened on November 12, 2026 and had to load and match the product name before it was listed.

A simple view of likes, follows, and visit counts is planned on Your desk. This preview only stores likes, follows, and saves in your browser.

Use Request changes on the listing. An editor should apply accepted edits. On this preview the request is local.

A small correction is fine. A completely different product should be submitted as a new listing.

LaunchNest is designed around a first feature, not an endless relaunch. A later feature is for a genuinely new product, not a coat of paint.

No, except as needed to run the service or when the law requires it. Read the Privacy Policy.

Use Log in or sign up. On this preview the session is stored only in your browser. Google, X, and emailed codes are shown as coming soon.

When social login ships, Settings will let you connect or disconnect accounts. Do not use a shared company login if you can avoid it.

Settings → Billing is reserved for that. No invoices exist yet because payments are not connected.

Use Settings when accounts are real, or Contact. On this preview, Log out and clear this site's local storage.

Ask from Your desk or Contact. A featured listing may remain as a historical page unless there is a serious reason to take it down.