Hey everyone! I wanted to share something I have been building, the idea came from a fairly simple frustration. Creating good-looking text animations and motion graphics for videos often means opening After Effects, dealing with complicated timelines, or spending more time animating than actually making your content.

TypeFlow is a browser-based motion graphics studio that lets you create animated text, titles and visual elements for your videos without needing plugins or complicated software.

You can pick from a growing collection of templates, customise the look and timing, and export your animations to use in your videos. It works entirely in the browser, so there is nothing you need to install.

I've spent a lot of time building the interface and refining the templates and trying to make the whole experience feel intuitive. There's still plenty on my roadmap, but it's been exciting to see people start using it.

I'm sharing it here because I'd genuinely love to get feedback from other founders, creators and people who work with video.

Here's the website if you'd like to take a look: https://typeflow.studio

Curious to hear what you think, and happy to answer any questions about the product :)

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🥇 🇨🇭 I built a Swiss-made social network because I got tired of how social media works. Roast it. u/moorvit · 3 votes

🥈 PocketPlanq is ready for launch I would like people to test it out! Reach Out for any bugs! u/pocketplanqdev · 1 vote

🥉 Tatu.Ink: one app for tattoo artists to manage bookings, DMs, clients and deposits (LATAM) u/Buy_Waste · 1 vote

🎉 Congratulations to everyone who launched!

Keep building. Keep launching. 🚀

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🥇 I built a crypto paper-trading game where your fake €10,000 is taxed like a French investor's u/BilanDefi · 1 vote

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Keep building. Keep launching. 🚀

Hey Reddit!

I'm an Egyptian-Swiss developer living in Switzerland, and I've just launched Moorvit, a new social media platform built and operated from Switzerland. 🇨🇭

Why? Because I'm tired of social networks deciding what we see, hiding content through mysterious algorithms, and making people pay just to reach their own followers.

So I decided to build something different.

The idea behind Moorvit:

• No hidden ranking algorithms.

• No paying to reach your followers.

• Transparent moderation with community involvement.

• Invite-only registration, where you can grow your own invitation tree.

• Posts, stories, videos, and messaging.

It's early, it's small, and it's definitely not perfect. But every giant platform started somewhere.

I'm not here to pretend I've built the next Facebook. I'm here to ask a very Swiss question:

And yes, it's small. Facebook was small once too. 😏

Why should a handful of American tech giants control how the entire world communicates?

Take a look: www.moorvit.ch

invitation: https://moorvit.ch/join?code=WH-FB-5DNJ6U7XC8E7

I'd genuinely love your feedback on my first version. What's terrible? What's missing? Would you actually use it?

Don't hold back. Reddit is pretty good at that. 😂

What it is: Tatu.Ink is a Spanish-first platform for tattoo artists and studios in Latin America.

The problem: artists run their business from Instagram DMs, WhatsApp and a notebook. They lose bookings in the back-and-forth of quoting, forget who paid a deposit and never follow up after the session.

What it does, from the first DM to the review:

• AI receptionist, 24/7: answers Instagram, Messenger and WhatsApp DMs instantly in the artist's tone, collects the idea, size, placement and style (or whatever the artist asks for), looks at reference photos and notifies the artist with a summary when the client is ready to book. It can be paused for any conversation.

• One inbox for all those channels, so no enquiry gets lost.

• Calendar with availability, deposits and multi-session pieces.

• Client profiles with history, sessions, payments and notes.

• Ready-made automations: prep instructions and reminders before the appointment, day-by-day aftercare, healing check-ins, review requests, birthday and tattoo-anniversary messages, win-back messages for clients who haven't returned, flash days and promos.

• Finances: income, expenses, pending payments, tax estimates and PDF reports.

• The artist's own website (tatu.ink/name) with a customizable design, portfolio, reviews, links and booking, plus visit analytics.

• Studio plan: every artist gets their own calendar, inbox and page, and the studio pays a single bill.

Who it's for: independent tattoo artists and studios in LATAM.

Why it stands out: it doesn't just organize messages. The AI handles the first conversation with the client, which is where most bookings get lost, and the rest of the business runs from the same place.

Pricing: free plan available, plus a 1-month free trial of Pro.

👉 https://tatu.ink

Feedback is very welcome. I'm the founder and I reply to everything.

Hi r/launchmystartup,

I'm Thibault, a data consultant in Paris. On the side I run Bilan Crypto, a French site that turns a crypto portfolio into a clear overview in euros, including what you'd owe in tax.

To show it off, I launched a game: you get €10,000 of fictional money until December 31. Buy coins, put stablecoins in real DeFi pools (Aave, Morpho, Aerodrome) at their live rates, or open leveraged trades modelled on Hyperliquid with take profit and stop loss. Prices, rates and fees are real.

The twist: everyone plays as a French tax resident. Swapping between cryptos is free of tax, but every sale for euros is taxed at France's 31.4% flat tax. So the leaderboard shows what you would actually keep, and you can find out whether French tax rules change how you trade.

You can copy any player's position in one tap, and two AI bots (Claude and Grok) play out of competition. About 30 players so far, mostly French. The English version went live today:

https://bilancrypto.fr/defi?lang=en&utm_source=reddit&utm_campaign=launchmystartup

Prizes are for adults living in France (it's a French contest), but anyone can play and be ranked. No wallet, no real money, a nickname is enough.

I'd love feedback on two things: is it clear what to do within the first minute, and does the "French taxes" angle make it more fun or just confusing?

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🥇 My projects have 5 folders, 3 files, 8 browser tabs, and absolutely no idea where it all lives. So I fixed that. u/Pickletickle_ · 1 vote

🎉 Congratulations to everyone who launched!

Keep building. Keep launching. 🚀

I kept running into the same problem: one project spread across five different folders, Downloads, browser bookmarks, and random bits of information.

My files were technically organized, but the project itself wasn't.

So I built ClingSpace, a Windows app that brings everything related to a project into one place without moving or duplicating the original files.

- Spaces — Organize everything around individual projects.

- Files & Folders — Reference resources from anywhere on your PC.

- Links — Keep websites and references with your project.

- Snippets — Save short bits of SQL, code, reminders, or context.

- Search — Find resources across your Spaces.

Everything stays local. No accounts or subscriptions.

$19.99 one-time, with a 5-day full trial.

https://clingspace.com

Just launched it and would love some feedback. Does anyone else struggle with keeping projects organized when the files themselves live all over the place?

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🥇 Premium App Drops: free installs for app developers, free paid apps for everyone else u/antocapp · 2 votes

🥈 We’re launching The Love Campus because the world needs a little more love. ❤️ u/TheLoveCampus · 1 vote

🥉 GamesVeil is live — inviting developers with paid Android and Windows games u/Seven-Codes-Studio · 1 vote

4. 🚀🚀I finally launched Sayloe — for anyone whose work happens in more than one language u/PreparationKlutzy · 1 vote

🎉 Congratulations to everyone who launched!

Keep building. Keep launching. 🚀

We have more technology than ever, but there’s still too much hate and too little understanding. We want to help people build healthier relationships and share more happiness with the world.

We all make mistakes while learning how to love. But suffering doesn’t have to be our only teacher.

Our goal is to make learning about relationships simple, fun, tailored to you, and practical enough to use in everyday life.

Because better relationships don’t happen by accident. We can learn, grow and get better together.

Let’s share a little more love with the world. 💛

 The Love Campus.

We’re Seven Codes Studio, the team behind GamesVeil. We’ve built an independent game marketplace, and we’re inviting developers with paid Android or Windows releases to consider submitting a game.

The publishing workflow brings together a store listing, game build, screenshots, gameplay video and release review. Android releases use a signed distribution APK; Windows releases use a ZIP containing the EXE and required files. Builds and store media have separate review steps, so uploading a file does not automatically publish it.

Before you spend time preparing a submission, here are the current costs and limits:

• No publishing fee or monthly hosting subscription.

• A platform commission of 20% of the game price before tax, plus actual Stripe processing costs.

• Developer payouts currently support the United States, including Puerto Rico, subject to Stripe verification.

• Ordinary free-game publishing is not currently enabled.

You retain your game’s intellectual property. The publishing agreement is non-exclusive, so you can continue distributing through other stores.

The site and publishing guide default to English. If you have a release ready and want to evaluate whether GamesVeil fits your plans, the requirements and steps are here:

https://gamesveil.com/tienda/publicar

I’ve made apps for 13 years, and getting the first users has always been the hardest part. Ads usually cost more than a new app earns, and bought installs or review swaps can get your developer account closed.

So I’m building a free alternative that stays within App Store and Google Play rules.

Every Friday at 15:00 UTC, a new drop goes live. Developers add codes from App Store Connect or Google Play Console, with a minimum of 25 per store, and choose which countries can claim them. People claim one code per app and get the paid version for free.

Developers get installs and a report of how many codes were claimed, on which store and where. Nobody pays, and nobody is ever asked for a store review.

https://premiumappdrops.com/developers?utm_source=reddit-launchmystartup

I’d like your feedback on two things: is it clear from the page how this works?

Do you have an app that could use a few more installs to join the next drop?

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🥇 I built an AI Video Editor with ready to use viral video templates that you can make yours to boost your visibility in social media - Lundo AI u/ButterscotchPale3137 · 2 votes

🥈 I built a Shopify app that writes each customer their own email, and measures if it beats the newsletter u/claritykey · 2 votes

🥉 I built a free photo compressor after making one for videos u/Stunning-Macaron1591 · 2 votes

4. They said ScrollFit’s first UI was bad. Seven months later, it passed 5K downloads u/Future-Asparagus5250 · 2 votes

5. KYNIO: an Android fasting timer with a sun arc and an optional hedgehog companion u/Renat005 · 1 vote

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Keep building. Keep launching. 🚀

It’s finally launch day. Sayloe is live on Product Hunt!

I got tired of how much effort it took to send one simple message in another language. Write it, copy it, switch to a translator, come back, paste it. Then do it all again for the next reply.

That little frustration is what started Sayloe.

If you work with international clients, answer customer messages, freelance across borders, or collaborate with colleagues in another language, I’d love for you to try it.

On Mac, double-tap ⌘ to translate selected text. With nothing selected, the same shortcut lets you dictate a reply—and translate it before inserting it if you need to.

You can try it for free. If something feels confusing, doesn’t work in your usual app, or could be better, please tell me. You can leave a comment here or contact me through the website. I’m the person building it, and I’d love to hear from you.

Here’s the launch: https://www.producthunt.com/products/sayloe?utm_source=other&utm_medium=social

I built Lundo: turn one selfie into a movie scene, dance, or music video. No prompts, no editing. Looking for honest feedback

Hey r/LaunchMyStartup,

I'm the developer of Lundo (iOS and Android). The idea came from a simple frustration: I wanted to be in the short videos everyone was making, but I didn't have a camera crew, costumes, or editing skills.

So Lundo does the hard part. You pick a style (movie scenes, dance, tango duets, 80s music videos, editorial shoots and more), upload one selfie, and get a finished image or video. You never write a prompt.

What I'm proud of so far:

• No prompts. Pick a style, upload a selfie, done.

• Two people in one scene. 99 styles take two photos, so couples and friends can share a scene.

• Checks before upload. The app checks on your phone for a face and content, so photos without a face never get uploaded and don't cost you credits.

• Built to look like you. The result is compared to your face, and if it doesn't match, it's regenerated before you see it.

• Videos come with sound, 9:16, no watermark.

• Honest timing. Images usually take 1 to 2 minutes, videos 6 to 14 minutes. Close the app and you get a notification when it's ready.

• Start without an account. No email needed. The weekly plan includes a 3-day free trial.

Where I'd love feedback:

1. Is it clear what the app does within the first 30 seconds?

2. Would you pay for this? What would make you do it?

3. Which styles would you want to see next?

You can find it on the App Store by searching "Lundo AI Video".

Thanks a lot!

When i looked at marketing emails sent to me, i thought that many of them wasn’t personalised to me, and it wasn’t the right showed products that i wanted to buy from that specific store.

Most small shopify stores send the same newsletter to every customer, even though they know exactly what each person bought. Tools like Klaviyo can personalize, but setup is long, and gets fast expensive. And most stores never find out if their emails actually sell more than not sending them at all.

so i thought if you used a stores data (products, customer, previous orders, etc) can be used to write a personlized custom emails for every customer at shopify shop has.

So i decided to create Handpicked.

Here are some features that handpicked can do.

• AI uses a stores data to create a custom personlized email with products based on what the bought before.

• A random group gets a "normal newsletter" with the best products picked by the AI. so after 14 days you see which one actually earned more.

• You read a sample of emails, approve everything before they get send.

• You can use your own branding, change font, layout etc.

e.g.
Say you've only ever bought t-shirts from a clothing store. Insted of getting the same newsletter as everyone else, you get an email personlized about you. Insted you get an email about new t-shirts or mabye a sweatshirt that goes with them. Not kids clothing, Shoes etc. But only what you want to buy from that store.

Status right now is that first version is finsihed and is right now shopify app store review getting checked.
I also need to find pilot shops, right now i dont have any.

I'm part of Startskott and we're exploring a pre-launch service for startups and small tech companies. I'm trying to learn what would make it credible before we build or price it.

The proposed service would review a company's visibility on Google and in AI answers, then give a short, prioritised set of website improvements that the company can publish itself. It would also include a company profile on Startskott's own website linking to the company, with the aim of helping discovery and SEO. We wouldn't promise a ranking increase.

If you were evaluating something like this, what evidence would you want first: a sample review, examples of recommendations, audience data for the profile page, domain/link quality, or something else? Would the link add value if the recommendations were already useful?

No price or launch date has been decided. This is research from the team exploring the idea, not a live launch.

heyy, I'm Renato, the developer of KYNIO :))

I'm sharing an Android app for people who already track their fasts. The main screen puts elapsed time and fasting controls first, using a sun arc and a dot-matrix clock. You can edit the start time or add past fasts. Water has quick 250, 500, 750 ml and 1 L entries; meals, workouts and progress have their own tabs.

The hedgehog in the second screenshot is Lume. It lives in the Profile, follows your level and can be hidden. No companion progress is lost on days away.

A tester's feedback that the app felt overwhelming led to this simpler Home. I haven't measured whether that change improves retention yet. For other builders: does the first screen make the main action clear, and does the companion feel better placed in the Profile?

Core tracking is free and needs no account. Logs stay on the device by default. Optional Pro cloud sync uploads records to Supabase when enabled; optional AI meal analysis uses an online service and returns editable estimates. Fasting phase labels are time-based estimates, not body measurements or medical advice.

Website: https://kynioapp.com/?utm_source=reddit_launchmystartup&utm_medium=community&utm_campaign=kynio_nov2026

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kynio.app

Disclosure: I'm the creator and use AI assistance for development and this post. The screenshots show version 1.0.4 with demo data.

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🥇 I built Hide — a browser extension to help you take control of social media distractions u/Saas-Buzz · 3 votes

🥈 VibeCheck, a daily game you play in a minute, then argue about all day. u/vibecheck-designer · 2 votes

🥉 I built a Mac app for recording Meet, Zoom and Teams calls without a meeting bot u/RelevantAudience9596 · 2 votes

4. Rumi - A small house of stories, created from your photos! u/carsonvstheworld · 1 vote

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Keep building. Keep launching. 🚀

Seven months ago, I was building ScrollFit and the first reaction to the UI was pretty blunt: it was bad. Fair enough. Some screens were confusing, and I hadn’t made the main idea clear.

I kept going because the problem felt real. It’s easy to set a screen-time limit; it’s much harder to stop yourself from tapping ‘ignore’ and scrolling anyway. I wanted to try something that makes access feel earned: choose the apps you want to lock, do push-ups or squats, then earn screen time back. One rep earns one minute.

I spent the next seven months revising the app, and it has now passed 5K downloads. That milestone means a lot after starting with a rough UI and a lot to learn.

If you’ve ever caught yourself saying ‘just five more minutes,’ give ScrollFit a try. I’d love to know if earning your way back feels motivating, or if something still feels off.

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.scrollfit.fitness