Marketing & Sales
Your AI agent picks relevant directories, submits your product in your browser and tracks every step. One-time purchase.
What LaunchIntel helps you do
Founders who built a product with Claude Code or Codex still need to launch it. LaunchIntel gives their agent tested directory playbooks so it can choose relevant directories, prepare the listings and submit them in the founder's own browser.
Who LaunchIntel is for
Founders who built a product with Claude Code or Codex and now need to launch it to directories.
About LaunchIntel from the developer
LaunchIntel helps founders launch a product to directories with an AI agent. It gives Claude Code or Codex a curated, categorized set of directory playbooks covering launch platforms, software catalogs and communities, plus a private agent workflow and a local dashboard, so the agent can choose relevant directories, prepare your listings and submit them in your own browser.
Every shipped playbook was submitted to end to end on a free route with a real product. Each guide records the form fields and limits, account and captcha requirements, costs, submission confirmation and follow-up steps for one directory.
You stay in control of the run. Your agent drafts a product kit from your site or an interview, and you approve the facts before the first submission. It then proposes a shortlist based on directory categories and requirements. You can rule out badge routes or known CAPTCHA routes and approve the queue. The agent uses free routes unless you approve a paid option, never invents facts and never votes or comments on other products.
The local dashboard keeps every product in one place. Switch between products, edit their brief and permissions, see what is awaiting review or needs your help, and track Domain Rating with optional daily checks. Your workspace stays on your computer.
LaunchIntel is a one-time purchase, delivered as access to a private GitHub repository through Polar. Solo covers unlimited products you own; Agency also covers client work. Updates land in the same repository. You need GitHub, Node 20 or newer, git and an agent with local file, terminal and browser access. Each directory decides what it accepts, so listings and links are not guaranteed.
