Your product should not vanish when the promotion ends.
Makers spend months building something useful, then get a few hours to be seen. We built Leaderboard because discovery should last longer than a campaign, and should never belong only to the highest bidder.
A great product enters the internet. The internet forgets it by tomorrow.
App promotion has become an exhausting loop: launch, chase attention, pay to stay visible, repeat. Platforms turn discovery into inventory and makers into competing bids.
We do not believe usefulness should be buried by a bigger promotional budget.
Four moments, one idea.
- 01
You build for months.
You solve the hard problems, polish the details and finally press launch. For a moment, people notice.
- 02
The feed moves on.
A day later, the launch is buried. Not because the product stopped being useful, only because the promotion stopped.
- 03
Then visibility becomes a bidding contest.
Spend more, stay higher. Stop paying, disappear. The biggest budget wins the attention, whether or not it earned the curiosity.
- 04
We wanted a different ending.
A permanent place for every product, plus one transparent way to get a day of momentum when a maker wants it.
Rented attention, or a place of your own.
Bid more. Rent attention. Disappear.
Auctions reward urgency and budget. They make every launch feel temporary and every rank feel rented.
Publish once. Keep your place. Choose your moment.
Your listing stays free and permanent, with a followable product link. A day in the Top 5 is optional, fixed-price and time-boxed, never an auction.
Three commitments.
A permanent place
Publishing is free. Your listing stays discoverable with a direct, followable link to your product.
A clear choice
When visibility matters, book a rank in the Top 5: you see the fixed price, the rank and the exact day before you pay.
A useful board
Real descriptions, categories and UTM-tagged outbound clicks keep discovery focused on products, not promotional noise.