Verdy

Verdy turns product distribution into a daily game. After you paste your website URL, it reads your site and creates a profile, then suggests a deck of quests such as posting in a subreddit, submitting to a launch board, or sharing a link. Each quest includes community rules and suitable copy. Users earn XP and maintain streaks by completing real distribution actions, while paid or unsuitable places can be swiped away. The product is for founders and builders who want a structured way to promote their products across communities, directories, newsletters, and launch platforms. Verdy says its places are checked by hand and refreshed over time. It offers a free plan with one quest, plus paid plans with additional products, discovery features, and AI credits.

Verdy turns product distribution into a daily deck of quests for founders and builders. It suggests places to share a product, such as subreddits, launch boards, directories, communities, and newsletters, and provides each place’s rules and suitable copy. Users complete quests to build a distribution streak and earn XP, levels, and badges. They can dismiss paid or unsuitable places so they do not return. The page describes the product as a way to make distribution a manageable daily routine. A user pastes a product URL, and Verdy reads the site to create a product profile and line up places where it could be shared. Each day, it presents a small deck of quests with community rules and fitting copy. Quests can include a post, submission, or link. Completing one earns XP and contributes to a streak; users can dismiss places that are paid or will not accept their post. The next day brings new places. The page addresses builders and founders who want to distribute or launch their products, including founders working across multiple products. It presents Verdy as a daily distribution companion, with quests sized for a short break and recommendations drawn from hand-checked communities and launch sites. It also emphasizes that quests include each community’s rules and encourage helping people before sharing, rather than spamming.