Peerlist

Peerlist.io is a community platform built for developers, designers, and indie makers who want to share their work and connect with others. It feels more like a social network for builders than a traditional launch site. Instead of only focusing on daily product launches, Peerlist lets you create a personal profile, link your projects from platforms like GitHub or Dribbble, and show what you are actually building. The goal is to help people find each other through their work rather than just through announcements.

You can also promote your startup here through Peerlist Launchpad, which is their weekly launch feature. New projects go live every Monday and get real visibility within the community. Users can comment, vote, and share feedback, which makes it more personal than the anonymous voting style of other platforms. The top projects often get featured in Peerlist’s newsletter and social channels, giving them some extra reach.

The site is well designed and feels active. There is a steady flow of new users and launches, and because it is community-driven, you can actually build connections with other makers instead of just chasing votes. The moderation keeps the quality high, and you will not find spam or fake listings here.

Peerlist is not as massive as Product Hunt, but it makes up for that with a more authentic and engaged user base. It is a place where people share what they are building, support each other, and occasionally discover startups worth following. If you are a developer, designer, or small founder, it is a solid place to build a real presence, promote your startup, and join a network that actually feels human.