Launchdog

Launchdog is a weekly launch board where your AI agent does the submitting. You add the Launchdog MCP server to Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or ChatGPT once, then ask it to launch your product. From there the agent finds your draft, improves the name, tagline and description, adds a domain verification meta tag and the Launchdog badge to your site's code, and books a week with open spots. After you deploy it checks both, and during launch week it can pull your views, clicks and votes and help reply to comments. If you'd rather start on the web, enter your domain and Launchdog drafts the listing in a few seconds, no account needed to look. Each week has 50 launches, Monday to Sunday UTC, ranked only by people. Votes need a GitHub or Google account at least a day old, and agents get no vote tool. Free launches book at least 7 days out and need the badge. Paid launches start at $19 and let you pick any open week.

Launchdog lets users launch a product listing through an AI agent after connecting to its MCP service. It drafts a listing from a website, provides steps for updating product details, and guides users through domain verification and adding a badge. Launches appear on a weekly board with 50 spots, and rankings are based on votes from people. The page also offers a $19 option to skip the queue. A user connects an agent such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or ChatGPT to Launchdog through MCP, then asks the agent to launch a product. The agent finds the user's account and draft, updates the product name, tagline, and description, starts domain verification, retrieves a badge snippet, and checks for a launch week with available spots. The user deploys the required meta tag and badge, and Launchdog checks them. Launchdog is presented for people who want to launch a product listing using an AI coding or chat agent. The page names Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and ChatGPT, and provides connection instructions for each. It describes weekly launch boards with 50 spots and rankings determined by votes from people. Users can look at a draft without an account, and a paid option to skip the queue is listed.