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The Best Places to Post your Side-Project
Show your project to the world
A great way to show your project to the world is by sharing it on platforms like ProductHunt, Indiehackers, Reddit, etc. It’s also an easy way to get some traffic, feedback, and backlinks. Here are some great directories to submit your product.
IndieHackers
IndieHackers is a place where the founders of profitable businesses and side projects can share their stories transparently, and where entrepreneurs can come to read and learn from those examples.
Link: https://www.indiehackers.com/contribute
ProductHunt
ProductHunt is now at the forefront when it comes to showcasing your product to the startup directory world. It has a voting system that enables your product to rise in the list of new products. The benefit of Product Hunt is that — if something goes viral — it can do so very quickly. It is a great platform to promote services on technology, games, or books, and well, pretty much everything.
Link: https://www.producthunt.com/
HackerNews
If you have a technology-related project and/or are looking for some feedback, you can post it at HackerNews. Do not forget to mention that you are looking for feedback or give it an overly promotional title. Hacker News is a great platform if you have a startup serving a technical audience.
Link: https://news.ycombinator.com/
MakerMove
MakerMove is a platform for startup founders and makers to discover useful resources and tools. There are many curated lists of resources out there, but MakerMove has put them all together in a nice interface so you can easily discover cool products. It also has a full list of directories to post your startup or project.
Link: https://www.makermove.com/
Startupbase.io
StartupBase is a community of makers and early adopters to share and discuss the latest products and ideas. It is a place to discover and get early access to exciting new startups.
