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Lovable Lauched

We also built a platform, similar to Product Hunt, called Lovable Launched where you can publish your app to get in front of thousands of people.

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Publish Your App on Lovable Launched

The first easy thing you can do is to submit your app to Lovable Launched so others can discover and vote on it. The more engagement you get, the higher your visibility on the platform.

Every week and/or month, we give shoutouts to the top-voted projects on X (Twitter). Getting a high number of upvotes can lead to significant traffic to your app.

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Drive Upvotes & Engagement

An amazing way to get first users is through social media:

  • Post on Social Media: Share your app and launch on X (Twitter), LinkedIn, and other platforms. If you tag @lovable_dev on X we will usually repost and help amplify your reach.
  • Ask for Support: Encourage your network — friends, colleagues, and online communities — to upvote your project on Lovable Launched.
  • Include a Direct Link: We recommend including a direct link to your Lovable Launched page in your posts to make it easy for people to vote.
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Launch on Product Hunt

If you’re launching on Lovable Launched, consider launching on Product Hunt as well. Product Hunt can give you a lot of traffic if you manage to get to the top of the day.

No matter which strategy you use, launching on Lovable Launched is recommended. It’s free, helps you get exposure, and can snowball into bigger opportunities. Good luck!

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Best practices

Launching a product is exciting—but getting people to actually use it? That’s the real challenge. Whether you’re rolling out a side project, a SaaS tool, or a community-driven app, your first 100 users set the foundation for everything that follows. This isn’t about magic hacks or vanity metrics. It’s about practical, low-cost strategies to get real users who care about what you’re building.

Getting your first 100 users isn’t about luck—it’s about being intentional with your approach. Start with what’s free and available: existing networks, community engagement, content, and targeted outreach. Test what works, double down, and iterate.

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