You shipped the app. The launch post got 11 likes. Now what?
Building has never been easier — which means distribution has never been the whole game like it is now. Creators in your product's niche actually use it on camera, film the honest first-run, and post it. Views guaranteed in writing, or the difference refunded.
The hard part moved. It's not building anymore — it's being seen.
When anyone can ship in a weekend, launch-day posts reach nobody and Product Hunt lasts 24 hours. What cuts through is a real person using your thing on camera, in front of the niche it was built for.
Your X thread reached your followers; your PH launch lasted a day. A creator campaign puts your product in front of 30,000+ people in its niche — on a date you choose, with the number in writing.
You showing your own app is a pitch. A creator genuinely trying it — fumbling the onboarding, finding the aha moment — is evidence. The honesty is what makes the install happen.
Hundreds of comments from your exact audience: feature requests, objections, "does it do X?", pricing pushback. The report counts and clusters them — most founders say this is worth the campaign alone.
From your URL to guaranteed eyeballs, in four moves.
We read your landing page, your positioning and your category automatically — and draft the angle: the problem your product kills, said the way your users would say it.
A hook built on the problem, a structure built on the honest first-run. You approve every word — and you'll know exactly what gets shown before it posts.
Matched creators sign up for real and use your product on camera — the onboarding, the core loop, the verdict. Any subscription or credits they need, you cover; it's itemised before you pay.
14 days, tracked live against the guarantee line. Hit the number or the shortfall comes back automatically — then the full report: per-video numbers, clustered comments, every video licensed for 12 months.
Pick the story your product should tell.
A creator meets your product cold and narrates honestly — including where they got confused. Painful, priceless, and the format audiences trust most.
"An indie dev built this in 3 weekends. I'm… impressed?"
Open on the relatable disaster your product prevents; resolve with the 15-second demo. The format that makes utility apps click.
"POV: you find out this existed after doing it manually for a year."
Vibe-coded in a weekend, shipped solo, fighting the giants — indie stories pull. The creator tells yours while testing whether the thing holds up.
"This solo founder is taking on an app with 400 employees."
No app case studies yet. We won't fake them.
Every number in our campaign library comes from a real campaign — this program is too new to have any, and you'd be right not to trust us if some magically appeared. What carries the risk until founding builders fill the shelf:
A view number on your order, 14 days, automatic refund of any shortfall — the same formula that's run 40+ local campaigns. Worst case: a refund and licensed videos.
Your report clusters every comment — feature asks, objections, pricing pushback. See the example report; imagine the comments are about your product.
The creator network and scripting engine behind the local library — matched to your product's niche instead of a postcode.
The 2am questions, answered straight.
My product is niche. Like, really niche.
What if the creator hits a bug on camera?
Will views actually turn into signups?
My app is free / I have no revenue yet.
Is this basically a Product Hunt alternative?
Where are the app case studies?
Less than your monthly AI-tools bill. Guaranteed reach.
Paste the URL. We'll draft the hook your launch post needed.
Your landing page, read automatically. Your angle, found. Your guarantee, in writing — before you've paid a penny.
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