For solo founders and indie SaaS builders

Track SaaS directory submissions and launch copy in one workflow.

Replace the launch spreadsheet. Keep directories, listing copy, status pipeline, and follow-up tasks together so submission week is a clear list of next actions, not a wall of tabs.

Free Privacy-first No signup needed
chrome-extension://saaslaunch/dashboard
SaaSLaunch · Submission tracker Live
Drafting 3
Indie Hackers
copy due Fri
AI Tools List
logo small
Dev Tool Index
draft
Submitted 2
BetaList
queue in review
Startup Stash
queue 2 days
Live 2
Product Hunt
live 41 ups
Reddit r/SaaS
live top 5

What it does

Everything a launch week actually needs. Not another CRM. Not another generic kanban. A focused workflow built around the way indie SaaS launches really happen.

Directory tracker

Pre-seeded with Product Hunt, BetaList, Indie Hackers, Startup Stash, AI directories, and dev tool indexes. Add private directories as you find them.

Reusable listing copy

Store tagline, short description, long description, and category variants per submission format. Reuse without rewriting from scratch.

Status pipeline

Drafting → submitted → live. Click to advance each directory. The dashboard shows what is moving and what stalled three weeks ago.

Follow-up tasks

Each submission can carry a follow-up date with a one-line action. Reply to the BetaList moderator, check Product Hunt rank, retweet the launch.

Launch checklist

Pre-launch, launch day, week-after. A built-in checklist so the assets, posts, and email sequence are ready before submission goes out.

Local-first storage

Submission data, copy variants, and follow-ups are stored in Chrome. No external account, no cloud dashboard, no chance of a leak before launch.

How it works

From kickoff to a clean post-launch retro in four steps.

1

Pick the directories

Start with the 30-directory starter list and add or remove based on the audience. Each row tracks the submission URL and your status.

Product Huntlive
BetaListsubmitted
Indie Hackersdrafting
Startup Stashlive
2

Store reusable copy

Write the tagline, short description, and long description once. Each directory submission pulls from the right variant for that format.

Tagline (60 char)
SaaSLaunch · directory tracker for solo founders
Short description (160 char)
Track SaaS directory submissions, store reusable listing copy, and follow up on launches without spreadsheets.
3

Move tickets through the pipeline

Drag a directory from drafting to submitted, then to live when the listing publishes. Status counts give a one-glance view of momentum.

Tagline locked, short description signed off
Logo and OG image in place
Submit to BetaList, Indie Hackers, Startup Stash
Schedule launch tweet for 12:01 UTC
4

Follow up on the right day

Set a date on each submission. The dashboard surfaces what is due today: replies, status checks, retweets, the email to the moderator.

TodayReply to BetaList editor with the screenshot they asked for.
WedCheck Product Hunt comments, ship feature request top of list.
FriEmail launch newsletter to early signups, segment by country.

Runs locally in Chrome

Your launch data is not uploaded to any server. Directories, listing copy, follow-up dates, and submission URLs all live inside Chrome's local extension store. There is no account and no cloud sync to leak before launch day.

Get the launch toolkit by email

A 30-directory starter list, listing-copy templates per format, post-launch follow-up scripts, and updates from the Peak Productivity team. No spam.

Pricing

Free today, with optional Pro features in development for builders running multiple launches.

Free
$0

Forever. No card. No signup.

  • 30-directory starter list, fully editable
  • Reusable listing copy per submission format
  • Drafting → submitted → live status pipeline
  • Follow-up tasks with date reminders
  • Launch-week checklist and retro template
  • Local-first storage, no cloud account
Add to Chrome
Pro tier is in development: multi-product workspaces, automated submission status checks, and team sharing. Email signup above gets early access.

Frequently asked questions

The questions founders ask before installing.

Is it free?
Yes. The directory tracker, listing copy library, status pipeline, follow-up tasks, and launch checklist are all free with no card and no signup. A Pro tier is planned for multi-product workspaces, but the current free release stays free forever.
Does it work offline?
Yes. Everything is stored locally in Chrome, so the dashboard, copy library, and checklists work without a network connection. Opening directory submission pages obviously needs the internet, but the tracker itself does not.
Is my data sent anywhere?
No. Submission status, listing copy, URLs, and follow-up dates all stay on your machine in Chrome's local extension storage. There is no remote sync and no cloud dashboard, which means nothing leaks ahead of launch day.
How do I install?
Click Add to Chrome, accept the standard storage permission, pin the icon, and the starter directory list loads on first open. You can edit, remove, or reorder anything immediately.
Does it work on Edge, Brave, or Opera?
Yes. Any Chromium browser that supports the Chrome Web Store can install it. Edge, Brave, Opera, and Vivaldi are tested. Firefox uses a different extension format and is not currently supported.
Will it submit listings for me automatically?
No, and that is intentional. Most directories have moderators who reject obvious automation, plus per-directory custom fields that need a human eye. The workflow is built around making manual submission fast, not around bypassing it.
How do I uninstall?
Right-click the extension icon and pick Remove from Chrome. You can export the launch data to JSON first if you want a backup. There is no cloud account to close because there is no account in the first place.

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