Submit Your Startup

Votes decide the startup rank on the index. This ranking is distinct from launch timing: the free queue determines when a launch goes out, while votes influence its rank. Founders can use the index to introduce an early-stage product to people exploring startups, software, and web tools. Visitors can use the board to discover products in a shared catalog. A listing provides a place in the open index; it does not promise a particular ranking or publication time.
The service is designed for founders who want to submit a product URL and have the site handle type assignment, queue placement, and board presentation. Its launch process is directory-style: submit a product, let the site set its type, wait for the assigned free slot, and let votes determine rank. This makes the free listing different from a claim of immediate publication. The queue sets the timing, and votes set the position. The daily evening board gives readers an organized way to find new launches and gives startups a shared place to be discovered. Submit Your Startup focuses on listing early-stage products and presenting them in a recurring launch edition. Founders can explain what they have built through the product's own website, while the index supplies the daily board format. It is a straightforward route into a public launch listing, with submission, scheduled timing, and vote-based ranking as its core elements.
Each entry starts with a URL. The site sets its type and places free launches in a queue for an assigned time. In the evening edition, readers can view new startup launches together. Votes decide the rank. These are separate parts of the process: the queue is for timing, and votes are for ranking. The board is an open index for early-stage products, with a recurring daily format. Founders submit for a listing and wait for their slot; readers browse the board to find launches they may want to explore.