# README.md Source: https://launchweek.dev/home Tracking launch weeks across the industry for product discovery and inspiration
## about What's a launch week? It's a week of announcing new features. [See examples here](lw). **This repository tracks past and upcoming launch weeks across the dev tools space.** ## objectives **For developers** To save the date and discover awesome developer-first products. **For dev tools founders and marketers** To help plan and promote their launch weeks and find inspiration. ## want to contribute? Awesome! Feel free to [create an issue](https://github.com/supabase-community/launchweek.dev/issues) or [open a pull request](https://github.com/supabase-community/launchweek.dev/pulls) to add more launch weeks. Best practices to contribute to launchweek.dev [launchweek.dev](https://launchweek.dev) is powered by [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a Next.js-based platform for documentation sites. Every page is a `.mdx` file, written in Markdown, with built-in UI components. The live site updates through this GitHub repo: launchweek.dev on GitHub To preview local changes, run: ``` npx mintlify dev ``` ## faq It's a week where a company announces a new feature every day. [See examples here](/lw). > ***Launch weeks have been great for both aligning the team and getting traction within the community.*** > > — Rory Wilding, COO, Supabase > ***Launch weeks are high peaks (...) They create buzz and excitement around the product.*** > > — Zeno Rocha, CEO and co-founder, Resend > ***We did 3 launch weeks in 2024, and each one had a meaningful impact on every aspect of the business. If you're considering ever doing it – do it.*** > > — Brayden Wilmoth, Founder and CTO, Outerbase How Supabase grew from 0 to 50K+ GitHub stars Both solo makers, early-stage and late-stage companies! Take the [Mega Launch Week](https://lweek.dev/mega) for example — when 22 developer-first companies launched together. Companies of different sizes participated, from solo makers (KeyHippo) to 100-person teams (Pinecone). API Keys for Postgres RLS AI infrastructure No. To quote Ant Wilson, CTO of Supabase: > ***One of our learnings from previous launch weeks was to no longer ship to prod on the day of the launch itself (...) It's ideal to get all the major integrations done a week early.*** > > — Ant Wilson, CTO, Supabase The history and methodology of Supabase Launch Week We define a launch week as a week of announcing new features. It doesn't *have to* last 5 days, though — it could last more or less than 5 days. In 2024, the shortest launch week lasted 3 days. The longest? 6 days. It was Unkey’s Launch Week. Open-source API dev platform No. Product Hunt definitely *is* a great place to launch dev-first products — a place where many launched successfully: Supabase, Resend, and Warp, to name a few. This project is different thought for three main reasons: 1. It focuses on the dev tools space 2. Filtered out by default 3. Spam-free by design Learn more about it here: Personal thoughts looking forward *** This project is maintained by: CEO, Supabase Co-founder, marketingto.dev For best practices, read this: The history and methodology of Supabase Launch Week A framework to push new content consistently and create a feeling of always shipping ***
# Who launched in 2021 Source: https://launchweek.dev/lw/2021 How Supabase launched Total count: **3** 2024 / 11 / 29-03 // Read the recap 2024 / 07 / 26-30 // Read the recap 2024 / 03 / 29-02 // Read the recap # Who launched in 2022 Source: https://launchweek.dev/lw/2022 How Supabase, PostHog, Raycast and 5 more dev tools launched Total count: **10** 2022 / 12 / 12-16 // Go to launch page 2022 / 11 / 27-02 // Read the recap 2022 / 11 / 14-18 // Read the recap 2022 / 08 / 15-19 // Read the recap 2022 / 08 / 15-19 2022 / 07 / 18-22 // Read the recap 2022 / 04 / 04-07 // Go to launch page 2022 / 04 / 04-07 // Read the blog announcement 2022 / 03 / 28-01 // Read the recap 2022 / 03 / 21-25 // Read the recap # Who launched in 2023 Source: https://launchweek.dev/lw/2023 How Supabase, Resend, Warp and 36 more dev tools launched Total count: **50** 2023 / 12 / 11-15 // Go to launch page 2023 / 12 / 11-15 // Preview on X Open-source Firebase alternative // Go to launch page Cloud governance platform *** 2023 / 12 / 4-8 // Go to launch page 2023 / 11 / 21-25 // Preview on X 2023 / 11 / 20-24 // Read the blog post *** Open-source, full-stack monitoring platform // Go to launch page 2023 / 11 / 15-21 // Read the blog post 2023 / 11 / 13-17 // Preview on X *** 2023 / 11 / 06-10 // Read the recap 2023 / 11 / 06-10 // Go to launch page AI-powered database UI // Preview on X 2023 / 10 / 30-03 // Go to launch page *** 2023 / 10 / 17-20 2023 / 10 / 17-20 Rails-like framework for React // Read the recap *** 2023 / 10 / 09-13 // Read the recap *** Video APIs // Read the thread on X Cloud governance platform 2023 / 09 / 25-29 // Read the thread on X 2023 / 09 / 25-29 // Preview on X AI-powered documentation platform // Read the recap Out-of-the-box git to deployment 2023 / 09 / 25-29 // Read the recap *** 2023 / 09 / 12-15 // Preview on X 2023 / 09 / 11-15 // Preview on X 2023 / 08 / 28-01 // Read the thread on X 2023 / 08 / 28-01 // Read the thread on X *** AI-integrated terminal // Read the recap *** Open-source Firebase alternative // Go to launch page 2023 / 07 / 24-28 // Read the recap *** 2023 / 07 / 17-20 // Go to launch page *** Open-source, full-stack monitoring platform // Read the recap *** 2023 / 07 / 03-07 // Preview on X 2023 / 06 / 26-30 // Read the recap Rails-like framework for React // Read the recap *** 2023 / 06 / 20-23 // Go to launch page *** 2023 / 06 / 12-16 // Go to launch page *** 2023 / 06 / 06-08 2023 / 04 / 17-23 // Preview on X 2023 / 04 / 17-21 // Read the recap Real-time data streams to APIs // Preview on X *** Rails-like framework for React // Read the recap 2023 / 04 / 10-14 // Preview on X Open-source Firebase alternative // Go to launch page *** 2023 / 04 / 03-07 // Read the recap Email API // Read the recap Real-time data streams to APIs *** 2023 / 02 / 06-10 // Read the recap # Who launched in 2024 Source: https://launchweek.dev/lw/2024 How Supabase, Langfuse, WorkOS and 95 more dev tools launched Total count: **135** } > 1 week. 22 devtools launching together. December 02-06, 2024. *** 2024 / 12 / W52 Open-source dev environment manager // Go to page *** 2024 / 12 / W51 Framework for building wallet SDKs // Go to launch page AI-powered, code-driven data apps // Read the recap *** 2024 / 12 / W50 Open-source TypeScript backend framework // Go to launch page APIs for microservices // Go to launch page AI-integrated terminal // Preview on X *** 2024 / 12 / W49 Open-source Firebase alternative // Go to launch page AI-powered database UI // Go to launch page API for Apple AirTags tracking // Go to launch page Serverless cloud infrastructure // Preview on X Simulation and evals for AI agents // Preview on X AI code reviews and bug fixes // Go to launch page Test and debug Hono APIs // Preview on X Backends for real-time apps // Go to launch page API Keys for Postgres RLS // Go to launch page Open-source platform for AI products // Read the recap Prototype product ideas with AI // Go to launch page Embeddable product integrations // Go to launch page AI infrastructure // Go to launch page Serverless ClickHouse platform // Preview on X Team-based authentication // Go to launch page Open-source RAG framework for AI agents AI localization infrastructure // Go to launch page SDKs and Terraform providers for APIs // Read the recap Open-source Auth0 alternative // Go to launch page Automated AI agent optimization // Go to launch page Code-first Figma alternative // Go to launch page Open-source background jobs platform // Go to launch page 2024 / 11 / W48 Open-source dev environment manager // Go to page 2024 / 11 / 25-29 // Preview on X Framework for building dev platforms Open-source search engine *** 2024 / 11 / W47 2024 / 11 / 18-22 // Preview on X 2024 / 11 / 18-22 // Go to launch page Open-source LLM observability platform // Read the recap 2024 / 11 / 18-22 // Preview on X Enterprise SSO // Go to launch page 2024 / 11 / 18-21 // Go to launch page *** 2024 / 11 / W46 2024 / 11 / 12-14 // Go to launch page 2024 / 11 / 11-15 // Read the recap 2024 / 11 / 11-15 // Read the blog announcement 2024 / 11 / 11-15 // Go to launch page 2024 / 11 / 11-15 // Go to launch page *** 2024 / 11 / W45 2024 / 11 / 04-08 // Go to launch page 2024 / 11 / 04-08 // Go to launch page 2024 / 10 / W44 Web scraping API AI-powered, code-driven data apps Video APIs // Read the recap 2024 / 10 / 28-01 // Go to launch page *** 2024 / 10 / W43 2024 / 10 / 21-24 // Go to launch page 2024 / 10 / 21-25 // Preview on X AI-powered documentation platform // Read the recap Open-source, full-stack monitoring Cloud governance platform 2024 / 10 / 21-25 // Go to launch page *** 2024 / 10 / W42 Open-source dev environment manager // Read the recap 2024 / 10 / 10-17 // Read the LinkedIn post *** 2024 / 10 / W41 Observability for embedded devices // Read the recap AI-powered API documentation 2024 / 10 / 07-11 // Go to launch page Rails-like framework for React and Node.js 2024 / 09 / W40 2024 / 09 / 30-03 // Read the recap *** 2024 / 09 / W39 2024 / 09 / 23-27 // Preview on X Open-source headless CMS // Go to launch page *** 2024 / 09 / W38 2024 / 09 / 16-20 // Read the recap 2024 / 09 / 16-20 // Read the blog post OpenTelemetry native, open-source observability platform 2024 / 09 / 16-20 // Go to launch page *** 2024 / 09 / W37 Open-source dev environment manager // Read the recap 2024 / 09 / 09-13 // Read the blog post 2024 / 09 / 09-13 // Preview on X 2024 / 09 / 09-13 Deployment platform for micro-frontends and module federation *** 2024 / 09 / W36 AI-powered database UI // Preview on X 2024 / 08 / W35 Web scraping API *** 2024 / 08 / W34 2024 / 08 / 22-28 2024 / 08 / 19-23 // Go to launch page Email API // Go to launch page *** 2024 / 08 / W33 Video APIs // Read the recap Open-source Firebase alternative // Go to launch page *** 2024 / 08 / W32 2024 / 08 / 05-09 // Go to launch page 2024 / 07 / W31 Open-source, full-stack monitoring // Preview on X *** 2024 / 07 / W30 Open-source usage-based billing and metering solution Cloud governance platform *** 2024 / 07 / W29 Rails-like framework for React, Node.js and Prisma 2024 / 06 / W26 Open-source API dev platform // Go to launch page Observability for embedded devices // Read the recap 2024 / 06 / 24-28 AI-powered documentation platform // Read the thread on X *** 2024 / 06 / W25 2024 / 06 / 17-21 // Go to launch page 2024 / 06 / 17-21 // Read the recap 2024 / 05 / W21 2024 / 05 / 20-24 // Preview on X *** 2024 / 05 / W20 2024 / 05 / 13-16 // Go to launch page Cloud governance platform *** 2024 / 05 / W19 2024 / 05 / 06-10 // Preview on X Open-source TypeScript backend framework // Preview 2024 / 05 / 06-10 // Read the recap 2024 / 04 / W18 Open-source, full-stack monitoring // Read the recap AI-powered database UI // Preview on X *** 2024 / 04 / W17 2024 / 04 / 22-26 // Go to launch page 2024 / 04 / 22-26 Video APIs // Read the recap Open-source LLM observability platform // Read the recap *** 2024 / 04 / W16 Open-source Firebase alternative // Go to launch page 2024 / 03 / W12 Enterprise SSO // Go to launch page 2024 / 03 / 18-22 // Preview on X 2024 / 03 / 18-22 // Go to launch page 2024 / 03 / 18-22 2024 / 03 / 18-22 // Preview on X 2024 / 03 / 18-22 // Preview on X 2024 / 03 / 18-22 // Preview on X 2024 / 03 / 18-22 // Go to launch page *** 2024 / 03 / W11 2024 / 03 / 11-16 // Preview on X 2024 / 03 / 11-15 // Read the thread on X Observability for embedded devices // Read the recap 2024 / 03 / 11-15 // Preview on X *** 2024 / 03 / W10 Cloud governance platform 2024 / 02 / W09 2024 / 02 / 26-01 // Read the recap 2024 / 02 / 26-01 // Preview on X 2024 / 02 / 26-01 // Read the thread on X OpenTelemetry native, open-source observability platform *** 2024 / 02 / W08 2024 / 02 / 19-22 // Read the recap *** 2024 / 02 / W06 2024 / 02 / 05-09 // Go to launch page 2024 / 02 / 05-09 // Preview on X 2024 / 02 / 04-08 // Read the LinkedIn post 2024 / 01 / W05 2024 / 01 / 30-08 // Preview on X 2024 / 01 / 29-02 2024 / 01 / 29-02 Open-source, full-stack monitoring // Go to launch page *** 2024 / 01 / W04 Rails-like framework for React, Node.js and Prisma 2024 / 01 / 22-25 // Preview on X *** 2024 / 01 / W03 2024 / 01 / 16-19 // Read the blog announcement Email API // Read the recap 2024 / 01 / 15-19 // Read the thread on X *** 2024 / 01 / W02 AI-powered documentation platform // Read the thread on X # MEGA LAUNCH WEEK 2024 Source: https://launchweek.dev/lw/2024/mega 1 week. 22 devtools launching together. December 02-06, 2024.
## about **Mega Launch Week is like Black Friday for developers.** One week in the year, dev tools agree to launch together. **The first Mega Launch Week started on December 2, 2024.** ## participants Open-source Firebase alternative AI infrastructure API for Apple AirTags tracking Serverless cloud infrastructure Simulation and evals for AI agents AI code reviews and bug fixes Test and debug Hono APIs Backends for real-time apps API Keys for Postgres RLS Open-source platform for AI products Prototype product ideas with AI Embeddable product integrations AI-powered database UI Serverless ClickHouse platform Team-based authentication Open-source RAG framework for AI agents SDKs and Terraform providers for your API Open-source Auth0 alternative Automated AI Agent Optimization Code-first Figma alternative AI localization infrastructure Open-source background jobs platform ***
## announcements On Tuesday, December 3, participants were invited to join a Battle Royale on Product Hunt. 1. Participants added a `[LW24]` tag to their product names 2. They linked this page in their product descriptions 22 developer tools launching together ***
# 2024 Wrapped Source: https://launchweek.dev/lw/2024/wrapped A year of launch weeks in review As we're wrapping up this year, below are some numbers from 2024. ## the year of launch weeks Last year, we tracked 47 launch weeks run by 38 different companies. In 2024, we tracked 126 launch weeks run by 94 different companies. In comparison, that's 79 more launch weeks (+168.1%) and 56 more companies (+147.4%). dev-first companies running launch weeks since 2021 dev-first companies running launch weeks since 2021 Running a launch week has a “cost” for one company — if many experimented with it, few companies managed to do it consistently. Among the 94 different companies, only 7 companies (7.4%) have run 3 launch weeks or more this year: Highlight, Daytona, Memfault, Mux, Outerbase, Supabase, Wasp. ## products of the week When your team runs a launch week, you are Product Of The Week by default. If you exclude the [Mega Launch Week](/lw/2024/mega) that featured 22 developer tools (W49), there were exactly 2 launches per week on average. launch weeks by week in 2024 launch weeks by week in 2024 ## a week of announcements We define a launch week as a week of announcing new features. This year, the shortest launch week lasted 3 days. The longest? 6 days. It was Unkey's Launch Week. Unkey's Launch Week happened on June 24-29, 2024 Unkey's Launch Week happened on June 24-29, 2024 2024 / 06 / 24-29 // Go to launch page ## wrapping up That's all, folks! You can find the data source here: How Supabase, Langfuse, WorkOS, and 91 more dev tools launched As we're wrapping up this year, we have plans for 2025: * Weekly posts on socials about upcoming launch weeks, insights, and best practices * Weekly newsletter on what dev-first companies announced and what they’ll launch We're also working on improving product discovery and building comprehensive guides. Learn more here: Personal thoughts looking forward Make sure you follow us on [Twitter/X](https://x.com/launchweekdev) and [Bluesky](https://bsky.app/profile/launchweek.dev), and subscribe to get the latest updates on all things launch weeks. Keep launching! ***
# Who is launching in 2025 Source: https://launchweek.dev/lw/2025 How Supabase, Daytona, Resend, and 92 more developer tools launched Total count: **139** 2025 / 12 / W51 Web automation platform Prevention-first Cloud Security *** 2025 / 12 / W50 All-in-one MCP cloud platform Software binaries management platform Automated content moderation API *** 2025 / 12 / W49 AI-powered E2E testing platform Coding AI agent with Mission Control, Slack integration, and workflows 2025 / 11 / W47 Open LLM Ops platform Agentic AI development platform BYOC app platform Software supply chain security platform *** 2025 / 11 / W46 Open-source LLMOps platform Commerce Backend as a Service Monetization infrastructure for AI Framework for building wallet SDKs *** 2025 / 11 / W45 User Management platform for B2B SaaS Open-source LLM observability platform Email API Open-source TypeScript AI agent framework 2025 / 10 / W44 Open-source language for AI workflows *** 2025 / 10 / W43 Open-source infra for MCP servers & agents Software supply chain security platform *** 2025 / 10 / W42 Secure and elastic infra for AI-generated code Open-source search engine Browser infrastructure for AI agents *** 2025 / 10 / W41 Graph-vector database Full-stack AI developer agent Open-source user authentication Rails-like framework for React 2025 / 09 / W40 Open-source AI coding assistant builder Asynchronous coding agent Fully managed RAG-as-a-Service *** 2025 / 09 / W39 Zero-install remote development, one-click production deployment AI and backend workflows Cloud governance platform Enterprise SSO *** 2025 / 09 / W37 All-in-one MCP cloud platform AI-powered documentation platform OpenTelemetry native, open-source observability platform Software supply chain security platform *** 2025 / 09 / W36 APM for Ruby, Elixir, Python & Node.js AI-powered E2E testing platform AI code reviews Agentic AI data platform 2025 / 08 / W35 Secure and elastic infra for AI-generated code *** 2025 / 08 / W34 Open-source AI coding assistant builder Unified observability platform Automated testing platform Background jobs and AI infrastructure *** 2025 / 08 / W32 AI-powered IDE Asynchronous coding agent Framework for building wallet SDKs 2025 / 07 / W31 AI software development platform Feature flags for SaaS that run on TypeScript Software supply chain security platform SDK for running coding agents *** 2025 / 07 / W30 Advanced Postgres support *** 2025 / 07 / W29 Fast, flexible headless CMS Open-source Firebase alternative Open-source framework for real-time AI voice Rails-like framework for React *** 2025 / 07 / W28 Serverless infrastructure for real-time AI apps Secure environments for devs and agents *** 2025 / 07 / W27 Open-source usage-based pricing and billing solution Open-source user authentication Cloud governance platform 2025 / 06 / W26 Open-source Kubernetes and Slurm alternative for AI Full-stack AI developer agent Document processing API Drop-in OAuth for MCP servers Analytics backend platform for apps and agents Enterprise SSO *** 2025 / 06 / W25 Runtime intelligence engine Open-source usage-based billing and metering solution Open-source TypeScript AI agent framework *** 2025 / 06 / W23 OpenTelemetry-native telemetry pipeline Secure and elastic infra for AI-generated code Distributed query engine 2025 / 05 / W22 Browser infrastructure for AI agents *** 2025 / 05 / W21 Open-source Vercel alternative Open-source software distribution platform Open-source LLM observability platform Fully managed RAG-as-a-Service *** 2025 / 05 / W20 OpenTelemetry native, open-source observability platform *** 2025 / 05 / W19 Full-stack edge computing platform Build system for monorepos 2025 / 04 / W18 Secure and elastic infra for AI-generated code Notifications infrastructure PostgreSQL, time-series data platform *** 2025 / 04 / W17 AI coding agent AI-powered session replay analysis Developer-first integrated authZ Software supply chain security platform Deployment platform for micro-frontends *** 2025 / 04 / W16 Open-source LLMOps platform JS framework for content-driven sites Web scraping API AI-powered API documentation Cloud governance platform Rails-like framework for React, Node.js and Prisma *** 2025 / 04 / W15 Web search API *** 2025 / 04 / W14 Open-source Kubernetes and Slurm alternative for AI Low-code app builder for multi-agent AI, prompting & RAG MultiModal AI & Computer Vision Open-source Firebase alternative 2025 / 03 / W13 API Security in DevSecOps Agentic AI development platform Open-source search engine Email API *** 2025 / 03 / W12 Feature flagging with CLI, Toolbar, Event log, GitHub app, and new docs AI infrastructure PostgreSQL, time-series data platform Analytics backend platform Enterprise SSO *** 2025 / 03 / W11 Open-source pricing & billing platform Framework for building dev platforms Product integration platform Framework for building wallet SDKs *** 2025 / 03 / W10 Out-of-the-box git to deployment 2025 / 02 / W09 Open-source AI models PostgreSQL data platform *** 2025 / 02 / W08 Open-source Kubernetes and Slurm alternative for AI Open-source usage-based billing and metering solution APIs and SDKs for auth and fraud prevention *** 2025 / 02 / W07 Continuous monitoring platform OpenTelemetry native, open-source observability platform *** 2025 / 02 / W06 AI-powered, code-driven data apps Open-source notification management Instant PostgreSQL database Code reviews in Slack 2025 / 01 / W05 Programming language for structured text generation Open-source, full-stack monitoring platform Cloud governance platform Deployment platform for micro-frontends *** 2025 / 01 / W04 Cross-platform API testing client *** 2025 / 01 / W03 Open-source low-code apps platform Open-source link management infrastructure AI-integrated customer support platform Fully managed RAG-as-a-Service Rails-like framework for React *** 2025 / 01 / W02 Open-source platform for AI engineering ***
# Who is launching in January 2025 Source: https://launchweek.dev/lw/2025/01 Kicking this year off to a great start with launch weeks from Appsmith, Ragie, Wasp, and 7 more developer tools. ## 05 Here's another busy week with three more launch weeks by BAML, Highlight.io, and Zephyr Cloud. Below are the announcements of the week `W05`: Programming language for structured text generation Open-source, full-stack monitoring platform Deployment platform for micro-frontends and module federation **upcoming** Two upcoming launch weeks next February: * Morph, a Python-centric full-stack framework for building and deploying data apps * SigNoz, an open-source observability platform AI-powered, code-driven data apps OpenTelemetry native, open-source observability platform Enjoy your week — and keep launching! ## 04 This week `W04`, HTTPie, a cross-platform API testing client, had its first-ever launch week. Read the announcements here: Cross-platform API testing client **key takeaways** One challenge when launching a new feature is to make sure it reaches the right audience. In this blog post, Ant Wilson, Supabase's CTO and co-founder, puts it simply: > ***You can launch a new feature many times over and always manage to reach people who either forgot, ignored, or just plain missed it the first few times.*** > > — Ant Wilson, Supabase's CTO and co-founder, Supabase As a workaround, the HTTPie team released one major update on Day 1 and spread out the news with feature highlights over the week. The history and methodology of Supabase Launch Week **upcoming** Two upcoming launch weeks next February: * Morph, a Python-centric full-stack framework for building and deploying data apps * SigNoz, an open-source observability platform Fun fact? We've tracked 195 launch weeks run by 135 dev-first companies since 2021. Among them, only 10 companies have run 3 launch weeks or more: Supabase, Wasp, Highlight, Daytona, Memfault, Mintlify, Mux, Outerbase, Resend, Turso. Morph and SigNoz just joined the list. AI-powered, code-driven data apps OpenTelemetry native, open-source observability platform Shoutouts to [@antiflasher](https://x.com/antiflasher) and [@cheetoda0x](https://x.com/cheetoda0x) for their contributions this week. Enjoy your week — and keep launching! ## 03 This week `W03` was hectic with 5 launch weeks: Wasp's 8th launch week and first-ever launch weeks for Appsmith, Dub, Pylon, and Ragie. Below are the announcements: Open-source low-code apps platform Open-source link management infrastructure AI-integrated customer support platform Fully managed RAG-as-a-Service Rails-like framework for React **key takeaways** Some learnings from this week: * We define launch weeks as a week of announcing new features. It doesn't *have to* last 5 days, though. Take Dub. Dub's launch week lasted 3 days. * For most companies, Day 1 was the most impactful in terms of social engagement. Dub absolutely crushed it when announcing Dub Conversions (143.7K impressions). * Related: Pull in customers and partners as much as possible. In the previous example, Dub may have reached this level of engagement because it featured partners like Stripe, Clerk, and Supabase. Introducing Dub Conversions **upcoming** Morph, a Python-centric full-stack framework for building and deploying data apps, is running its 3rd launch week next February. AI-powered, code-driven data apps Enjoy your week — and keep launching! ## 02 This year is kicking off to a great start with OpenLIT's launch week. OpenLIT is an open-source LLM and GPU observability tool built on OpenTelemetry. It offers tracing, metrics, and a playground to debug and improve LLM apps. OpenLIT supports 20+ integrations, including OpenAI and LangChain, and exports data to your existing observability tools. Open-source platform for AI engineering **upcoming** Next week `W03` is the first-ever launch week for Appsmith, Dub, Pylon, and Ragie. Wasp is running its 8th launch week. * Appsmith is an open-source, self-hosted platform for building internal tools. * Dub is an open-source link management platform. * Pylon is an AI-integrated customer support platform. * Ragie provides secure retrieval augmented generation (RAG) APIs. * Wasp is an open-source, Rails-like framework for React, Node.js, and Prisma. Open-source low-code apps platform Open-source link management platform AI-integrated customer support platform Fully managed RAG-as-a-Service Rails-like framework for React Enjoy your week — and keep launching! ## 01 No launch this week `W01`. You can unwrapped what happened in 2024 here: A year of launch weeks in review ***
# Who is launching in February 2025 Source: https://launchweek.dev/lw/2025/02 Featuring launch weeks from Prisma, Morph, SigNoz, and 7 more developer tools. ## 09 This week `W09` was launch week at DeepSeek and EdgeDB (now Gel). Read their announcements here: Open-source AI models PostgreSQL data platform **upcoming** Three upcoming launch weeks in March: * Bucket, a feature flagging tool optimized for React, Node.js, and Next.js * Pinecone, the AI infrastructure * Railway, an out-of-the-box git to deployment solution Feature flags for B2B SaaS AI infrastructure Out-of-the-box git to deployment Enjoy your week — and keep launching! ## 08 This week `W08` was the first-ever launch week for dstack, an open-source Kubernetes and Slurm alternative for AI, and Stytch, an authN, authZ, and fraud detection solution. Read their announcements here: Open-source Kubernetes and Slurm alternative for AI APIs and SDKs for auth and fraud prevention **upcoming** Next week `W09` will be *epic* with DeepSeek, open-sourcing 5 repos. Stay tuned! Open-source AI models Shoutout to [@chris-sev](https://x.com/chris__sev) for your contribution. Oh and there's one more thing. We have a special announcement at Bucket. [Follow @bucketdotco on X](https://x.com/bucketdotco). Enjoy your week — and keep launching! ## 07 Two more launch weeks this week `W07`. Below are the announcements: Continuous monitoring platform OpenTelemetry native, open-source observability platform **fun fact** We hit a milestone this week: 200 launch weeks tracked since 2021! **upcoming** First-ever launch weeks for two developer tools next week `W08`: * dstack, an open-source alternative to Kubernetes and Slurm * Stytch, an authN, authZ, and fraud detection solution Open-source Kubernetes and Slurm alternative for AI APIs and SDKs for auth and fraud prevention Enjoy your week — and keep launching! ## 06 Here's another busy week with four more launch weeks by Morph, Novu, Prisma, and Pullpo. Below are the announcements of the week `W06`: AI-powered, code-driven data apps Open-source notification management Instant PostgreSQL database for global applications Code reviews in Slack **key takeaways** Some learnings from this week: * We define launch weeks as a week of announcing new features. It doesn’t *have to* last 5 days, though. Take Pullpo. Their launch week lasted 3 days. * Launch weeks are high peaks. Keep the momentum going by announcing your latest features on places like Hacker News and Product Hunt. Take Prisma and Pullpo for example. Both launched on Product Hunt during their launch weeks. DevEx surveys, done right The future of serverless databases **upcoming** SigNoz, an open-source observability platform, is running its 3rd launch week next week `W07`. OpenTelemetry native, open-source observability platform Enjoy your week — and keep launching! ***
# Who is launching in March 2025 Source: https://launchweek.dev/lw/2025/03 Featuring launch weeks from Resend, Railway, Tinybird, and 11 more developer tools. ## 13 This week `W13` was launch week for Lamatic.ai, Meilisearch, and Resend. Read the announcements here: Agentic AI development platform Open-source search engine Email API **upcoming** This is the time of the year: Supabase's launch week is next week `W14`. Open-source Firebase alternative Enjoy your week — and keep launching! ## 12 This week `W12` was another busy week with 4 more launch weeks. Read the announcements here: Feature flagging with CLI, Toolbar, Event log, GitHub app, and new docs AI infrastructure Analytics backend platform Enterprise SSO **key takeaways** Some learnings from this week: Launch weeks are high peaks. You may want to maximize the compound effect and launch on more places — like Product Hunt. That's a strategy we applied at Bucket and so did Tinybird. We both launched on Product Hunt during launch week and made it a Battle Royale. Results? We both got featured in Product Hunt's newsletters and its 800,000+ subscribers. Related: Pull in partners as much as possible. We may have reached a high level of engagement because of it. Thank you and S/O to [Cameron Archer](https://www.linkedin.com/in/cameron-archer-b047573b/) and team for the collaboration! Feature flagging with CLI, Toolbar, Event log & more The fastest way to ship software with big data requirements **fun fact** We define a launch week as a week of announcing new features. It doesn’t have to last 5 days, though — it could last less or more. Take Tinybird. Their Forward Launch Week lasted 7 days — the longest this year. **upcoming** They're launching next week `W13`: * Lamatic.ai, an agentic AI development platform * Resend, the email API for developers Agentic AI development platform Email API Enjoy your week — and keep launching! ## 11 This week `W11` was another busy week with 4 more launch weeks. Read the announcements here: Open-source pricing & billing platform Framework for building dev platforms Product integration platform Framework for building wallet SDKs **upcoming** Next week `W12` will be epic: * Bucket, a feature flagging tool optimized for React, Node.js, and Next.js * Pinecone, the AI infrastucture * Tinybird, an analytics backend platform * WorkOS, an API platform to get enterprise-ready Feature flags for SaaS AI infrastructure Analytics backend platform Enterprise SSO On Tuesday, March 18, Bucket and Tinybird will have a Battle Royale on Product Hunt — [Join their launch here](https://meooow.link/bucket) Rooting for you, Tinybird. ## 10 Every week is launch week. This week `W10` was Railway Launch Week 02. Railway is an out-of-the-box git to deployment platform with auto-scaling, DBs, secrets, rollbacks, and more. Read their announcements here: Out-of-the-box git to deployment platform **key takeaways** From my perspective, it's key to announce your launch week in advance to raise awareness and start building momentum. Railway really nailed it. They announced their launch week two weeks in advance in their [changelog](https://railway.com/changelog/2025-02-21-railway-launch-week-march) and on socials. Later on, they shipped a beautifully crafted [landing page](https://railway.com/launch-week-02). Some companies take launch weeks seriously and they stand out. S/O to [Jack Cooper](https://x.com/JustJake) and team. **upcoming** The upcoming weeks will be hectic: `2025 / 03 / W11` Framework for building dev platforms Product integration platform `2025 / 03 / W12` Feature flags for SaaS AI infrastructure Analytics backend platform Last but not least, Bucket and Tinybird will have a Battle Royale on Product Hunt on March 18th — [Get notified here](https://meooow.link/bucket) Game on, Tinybird. ***
# Who is launching in April 2025 Source: https://launchweek.dev/lw/2025/04 Featuring launch weeks from Supabase, Astro, Wasp, and 14 more developer tools. ## 17 This week `W17` was busy with 5 more launch weeks by Codebuff, Decipher AI, Permit.io, Socket, and Zephyr Cloud. Read their announcements here: AI coding agent AI-powered session replay analysis Developer-first integrated authZ Software supply chain security platform Deployment platform for micro-frontends **upcoming** They're launching next week `W18`: * Daytona, an open-source infrastructure to run AI-generated code * Knock, a notifications infrastructure Secure and Elastic Infra for Running Your AI-Generated Code Notifications infrastructure Enjoy your week — and keep launching! ## 16 This week `W16` was busy with 5 more launch weeks by Agenta, Astro, Firecrawl, Theneo, and Wasp. Read their announcements here: Open-source LLMOps platform JS framework for content-driven sites Web scraping API AI-powered API documentation Rails-like framework for React, Node.js and Prisma **fun fact** This week was Wasp's 2nd launch week of the year, their 9th Launch Week ever. Only Supabase did more (13). **upcoming** Permit.io, a dev-first integrated autorization solution, is running its 2nd launch week next week `W17`. Developer-first integrated authZ Enjoy your week — and keep launching! ## 15 Every week is launch week. This week `W15` was the first-ever launch week for Exa — a web search API. Read their announcements here: Enterprise support for ZDR, faster search and crawl, doubled QPS, new parser **upcoming** Three more launch weeks in the upcoming weeks: * Agenta, an open-source LLMOps platform * Permit.io, a developer-first integrated authorization tool * Wasp, a Rails-like framework for React, Node.js, and Prisma Open-source LLMOps platform with prompt management, evaluation, and observability Developer-first integrated authZ Rails-like framework for React, Node.js, and Prisma Enjoy your week — and keep launching! ## 14 This week `W14` was launch week for Supabase, Ocular, and Langflow. Read the announcements here: Open-source Firebase alternative Multimodal AI & Computer Vision Low-code app builder for multi-agent AI, prompting & RAG **key takeaways** There's so much to say. I'll go into more detail in the upcoming weeks — *stay tuned.* In the meantime, in case you missed it, read this in-depth post by [Ant Wilson](https://x.com/antwilson), Supabase's CTO, on how they launch at Supabase. Below are some quotes that struck me: > ***We rarely hold back features until launch week. Quite the opposite is true. We encourage everyone to ship features as early as possible.*** > > ***We've found that you can launch a new feature many times over and always manage to reach people who either forgot, ignored, or just plain missed it the first few times.*** > > ***Don't ship to prod on the launch day. It's ideal to get all the major integrations done a week early.*** > > — Ant Wilson, CTO, Supabase The history and methodology of Supabase Launch Week **fun fact** Supabase's Launch Week 14 actually is their 13th launch week. **upcoming** We haven’t tracked any launch week for next week. If you’re planning a launch week, make sure to [create an issue](https://github.com/supabase-community/launchweek.dev/issues) or [open a pull request](https://github.com/supabase-community/launchweek.dev/pulls) to get featured. launchweek.dev on GitHub Enjoy your week — and keep launching! ***
# Who is launching in May 2025 Source: https://launchweek.dev/lw/2025/05 Featuring launch weeks from Appwrite, Daytona, Langfuse and 5 more developer tools. ## 22 This week `W22` was launch week at Steel. Read their announcements here: Browser infrastructure for AI agents **upcoming** They're launching next week `W23`: * Bindplane, an OpenTelemetry-native telemetry pipeline * Daytona, a secure and elastic infrastructure for AI-generated code * Draft, a distributed query engine OpenTelemetry-native telemetry pipeline Secure and elastic infra for AI-generated code Distributed query engine Enjoy your week — and keep launching! ## 21 This week `W21` was launch week at Appwrite, Glasskube, Langfuse, and Ragie. Read their announcements here: Open-source Vercel alternative Open-source software distribution platform Open-source LLM observability platform Fully managed RAG-as-a-Service **upcoming** Steel, a browser infrastructure for AI agents, is running its first-ever launch week next week `W23`. Browser infrastructure for AI agents Enjoy your week — and keep launching! ## 20 This week `W20` was launch week at SigNoz. Read their announcements here: OpenTelemetry native, open-source observability platform **upcoming** Langfuse, an open-source LLM observability platform, is running its 3rd launch week next week `W21`. Open-source LLM observability platform Shoutout to [@jmaierhoefer](https://x.com/jmaierhoefer) for your contribution. Enjoy your week — and keep launching! ## 19 This week `W19` was launch week at Azion and Nx. Read their announcements here: Full-stack edge computing platform Build system for monorepos **key takeaways** Friendly reminder that a launch week doesn't *have to* last 5 days. Take Azion. Their launch week lasted 3 days. **fun fact** We've tracked 51 launch weeks in the last four months. That's a +37.8% increase compared to 2024. Keep launching! ## 18 This week `W18` was launch week at Daytona and Knock. Read their announcements here: Secure and Elastic Infra for Running Your AI-Generated Code Notifications infrastructure **key takeaways** I really enjoyed how Knock launched. They announced their launch week one week in advance to start building momentum, crafted a stunning [landing page](https://launchweek.knock.app/), and successfully involved their team for engagement. S/O to [Sam Seely](https://x.com/samseely), [Chris Bell](https://x.com/cjbell_), and team. **upcoming** We haven’t tracked any launch week for next week. If you’re planning a launch week, make sure to [create an issue](https://github.com/supabase-community/launchweek.dev/issues) or [open a pull request](https://github.com/supabase-community/launchweek.dev/pulls) to get featured. launchweek.dev on GitHub May the fourth be with you. ***
# Who is launching in June 2025 Source: https://launchweek.dev/lw/2025/06 Featuring launch weeks from Daytona, Lago, WorkOS and 9 more developer tools. ## 26 This week `W26` was launch week at dstack, Leap, Reducto, Tinybird, and WorkOS. Read their announcements here: Open-source Kubernetes and Slurm alternative for AI Full-stack AI developer agent Document processing API Analytics backend platform for apps and agents Enterprise SSO **upcoming** Flexprice, an open-source usage-based pricing and billing solution, is running its first-ever launch week next week `W27`. Open-source usage-based pricing and billing solution Enjoy your week — and keep launching! ## 25 This week `W25` was launch week at Kerno, Lago, and voltagent. Read their announcements here: Runtime intelligence engine Open-source usage-based billing and metering solution Open-source TypeScript AI agent framework **upcoming** Next week `W26` will be epic with 4 more launch weeks: * Leap, a full-stack AI developer agent * Tinybird, an analytics backend platform for apps and agents * WorkOS, an API platform to get enterprise-ready Full-stack AI developer agent Analytics backend platform for apps and agents Enterprise SSO Enjoy your week — and keep launching! ## 24 No launch this week `W24`. Fun fact? It's the second time this year. **upcoming** They're launching next week `W25`: * Kerno, a runtime intelligence engine * Lago, an open-source usage-based billing and metering solution * voltagent, an open-source TypeScript AI agent framework Runtime intelligence engine Open-source usage-based billing and metering solution Open-source TypeScript AI agent framework Enjoy your week — and keep launching! ## 23 This week `W23` was launch week at Bindplane, Daytona, and Draft. Read their announcements here: OpenTelemetry-native telemetry pipeline Secure and elastic infra for AI-generated code Distributed query engine **upcoming** We haven’t tracked any launch week for next week. If you’re planning a launch week, make sure to [create an issue](https://github.com/supabase-community/launchweek.dev/issues) or [open a pull request](https://github.com/supabase-community/launchweek.dev/pulls) to get featured. launchweek.dev on GitHub Enjoy your week — and keep launching! ***
# Who is launching in July 2025 Source: https://launchweek.dev/lw/2025/07 Featuring launch weeks from Supabase, BaseHub, Wasp, and 10 more developer tools. ## 31 This week `W31` was launch week at Augment, Bucket, Socket, and VibeKit. Read their announcements here: AI software development platform Feature flags for SaaS that run on TypeScript Software supply chain security platform SDK for running coding agents **upcoming** They're launching next week `W32`: * Cosine, an AI-powered IDE * Openfort, a framework for building wallet SDKs AI-powered IDE Framework for building wallet SDKs Enjoy your week — and keep launching! ## 30 This week `W30` was launch week at Postgres AI. Read their announcements here: Advanced Postgres support **upcoming** They're launching next week `W30`: * Augment, an AI software development platform * Bucket, a feature flag provider * Socket, a supply chain security platform * VibeKit, a SDK for running coding agents AI software development platform Feature flags for SaaS that run on TypeScript Software supply chain security platform SDK for running coding agents Enjoy your week — and keep launching! ## 29 This week `W29` was *intense.* First-ever launch week for BaseHub and VideoSDK, Wasp's Launch Week 10 and Supabase's Launch Week 15. Read their announcements here: Fast, flexible headless CMS Open-source Firebase alternative Open-source framework for real-time AI voice Rails-like framework for React **fun fact** Supabase's Launch Week 15 actually is their 14th launch week. **upcoming** We haven’t tracked any launch week for next week. If you’re planning a launch week, make sure to [create an issue](https://github.com/supabase-community/launchweek.dev/issues) or [open a pull request](https://github.com/supabase-community/launchweek.dev/pulls) to get featured. launchweek.dev on GitHub Enjoy your week — and keep launching! ## 28 This week `W28` was the first-ever launch week for Cerebrium and Coder. Read their announcements here: Serverless infrastructure for real-time AI apps Secure environments for devs and agents **upcoming** They're launching next week `W29`: * Supabase, an open-source Firebase alternative * VideoSDK, an open-source framework for real-time AI voice * Wasp, the "Laravel for JavaScript" Open-source Firebase alternative Open-source framework for real-time AI voice Rails-like framework for React Enjoy your week — and keep launching! ## 27 This week `W27` was launch week at Flexprice and SuperTokens. Read their announcements here: Open-source usage-based pricing and billing solution Open-source user authentication **fun fact** We've tracked 74 launch weeks in the last six months. That's a +52.1% increase compared to 2024. **upcoming** Coder, a secure environment for developers and agents, is running its first-ever launch week next week `W28`. Secure environments for devs and agents Enjoy your week — and keep launching! ***
# Who is launching in August 2025 Source: https://launchweek.dev/lw/2025/08 Featuring launch weeks from Daytona, Cosine, Trigger.dev, and 5 more developer tools. ## 35 This week `W35` was launch week at Daytona. Read their announcements here: Secure and elastic infra for AI-generated code **fun fact** This was Daytona's third launch week this year. **upcoming** They're launching next week `W36`: * Bugster - an AI-powered E2E testing platform * cubic - an AI code review tool AI-powered E2E testing platform AI code reviews Enjoy your week — and keep launching! ## 34 This week `W34` was launch week at Trigger.dev, Continue, Last9, and Momentic. Read their announcements here: Open-source AI coding assistant builder Unified observability platform Automated testing platform Background jobs and AI infrastructure **upcoming** Daytona, a secure and elastic infrastructure for AI-generated code, is running its 7th launch week next week `W35`. Secure and elastic infra for AI-generated code Enjoy your week — and keep launching! ## 33 No launch this week `W33`. Fun fact? It's the third time this year. Previously was `W01` and `W24`. **upcoming** They're launching next week `W34`: * Last9 - a unified observability platform * Momentic - an automated testing platform * Trigger.dev - an open-source, background jobs and AI infrastructure Unified observability platform Automated testing platform Background jobs and AI infrastructure Enjoy your week — and keep launching! ## 32 This week `W32` was launch week at Cosine and Openfort. Read their announcements here: AI-powered IDE Framework for building wallet SDKs **upcoming** We haven’t tracked any launch week for next week. If you’re planning a launch week, make sure to [create an issue](https://github.com/supabase-community/launchweek.dev/issues) or [open a pull request](https://github.com/supabase-community/launchweek.dev/pulls) to get featured. launchweek.dev on GitHub Enjoy your week — and keep launching! ***
# Who is launching in September 2025 Source: https://launchweek.dev/lw/2025/09 Featuring launch weeks from alpic, cubic, WorkOS, and 12 more developer tools. ## 40 This week `W40` was launch week at Continue, Ragie, and Jules by Google. Read their announcements here: Open-source AI coding assistant builder Asynchronous coding agent Fully managed RAG-as-a-Service **upcoming** They're launching next week `W41`: * Leap - Full-stack AI developer agent * Wasp - Rails-like framework for React Full-stack AI developer agent Rails-like framework for React Enjoy your week — and keep launching! ## 39 This week `W39` was launch week at Diploi, Inngest, Turbo, and WorkOS. Read their announcements here: Zero-install remote development, one-click production deployment AI and backend workflows Cloud governance platform Enterprise SSO **upcoming** They're launching next week `W40`: * Continue - Open-source AI coding assistant builder * Jules - Asynchronous coding agent Open-source AI coding assistant builder Asynchronous coding agent Enjoy your week — and keep launching! ## 38 No launch this week `W38`. Fun fact? It's the fourth time this year. Previously was `W01` `W24` and `W33`. **upcoming** They're launching next week `W39`: * Diploi - Zero-install remote development, one-click production deployment * Turbot - Cloud governance platform * WorkOS - Enterprise SSO Zero-install remote development, one-click production deployment Cloud governance platform Enterprise SSO Enjoy your week — and keep launching! ## 37 This week `W37` was launch week at Alpic, Docsalot, SigNoz, and Socket. Read their announcements here: All-in-one MCP cloud platform AI-powered documentation platform OpenTelemetry native, open-source observability platform Software supply chain security platform **fun fact** We've just tracked 100 launch weeks in 2025. **upcoming** They're launching soon: * Turbot - Cloud governance platform Cloud governance platform Shoutout to [@bob-bot](https://x.com/bobtordella) for your contribution this week. Enjoy your week — and keep launching! ## 36 This week `W36` was launch week at AppSignal, Bugster, cubic, and Vectorize. Read their announcements here: APM for Ruby, Elixir, Python & Node.js AI-powered E2E testing platform AI code reviews Agentic AI data platform **upcoming** They're launching next week `W37`: * alpic - All-in-one MCP cloud platform * Docsalot - AI-powered documentation platform * SigNoz - an OpenTelemetry native, open-source observability platform All-in-one MCP cloud platform AI-powered documentation platform OpenTelemetry native, open-source observability platform Enjoy your week — and keep launching! ***
# Who is launching in October 2025 Source: https://launchweek.dev/lw/2025/10 Featuring launch weeks from Daytona, Meilisearch, Wasp, and 7 more developer tools. ## 44 This week `W44` was Pipelex's first-ever launch week. Read their announcements here: Open-source language for repeatable AI workflows **upcoming** They're launching next week `W45`: * Langefuse - Open-source LLM observability platform * Resend - Email API Open-source LLM observability platform Email API Happy Halloween! ## 43 This week `W43` was launch week at mcp-use and Socket. Read their announcements here: Open source SDK and infra for MCP servers & agents Software supply chain security platform **upcoming** Next week is Pipelex's first-ever launch week. Open-source language for repeatable AI workflows Enjoy your week — and keep launching! ## 42 This week `W42` was launch week at Daytona, Meilisearch, and Steel. Read their announcements here: Secure and elastic infra for AI-generated code Open-source search engine Browser infrastructure for AI agents **key takeaways** Launch weeks are high peaks. Keep the momentum going by announcing your latest features on places like Hacker News and Product Hunt. Take Meilisearch for example. They launched on Product Hunt during their launch week. Unifying search and AI stack **fun fact** This was Daytona's fourth launch week this year. The company that shipped the most this year. **upcoming** They're launching next week `W43`: * mcp-use - Open source SDK and infra for MCP servers & agents * Socket - Software supply chain security platform Open source SDK and infra for MCP servers & agents Software supply chain security platform Enjoy your week — and keep launching! ## 41 This week `W41` was launch week at Leap, SuperTokens, and Wasp. Read their announcements here: Full-stack AI developer agent Open-source user authentication Rails-like framework for React **upcoming** They're launching next week `W42`: * Daytona - Secure and elastic infrastructure for AI-generated code * Meilisearch - Open-source search engine * Steel - Browser infrastructure for AI agents Secure and elastic infra for AI-generated code Open-source search engine Browser infrastructure for AI agents Enjoy your week — and keep launching! ***
# Who is launching in November 2025 Source: https://launchweek.dev/lw/2025/11 Featuring launch weeks from Resend, Langfuse, and more developer tools. ## 48 No launch this week `W48`. Fun fact? It's the fifth time this year. Previously was `W01` `W24` `W33` and `W38`. **upcoming** They're launching in the upcoming weeks: * Bugster - AI-powered E2E testing platform * Buildstash - Software binaries management platform AI-powered E2E testing platform Software binaries management platform ## 47 This week `W47` was launch week at LangWatch, Lamatic, Nuon, and Socket. Read their announcements here: Open LLM Ops platform Agentic AI development platform BYOC app platform Software supply chain security platform **upcoming** We haven’t tracked any launch week for next week. If you’re planning a launch week, make sure to [create an issue](https://github.com/supabase-community/launchweek.dev/issues) or [open a pull request](https://github.com/supabase-community/launchweek.dev/pulls) to get featured. launchweek.dev on GitHub Enjoy your week — and keep launching! ## 46 This week `W46` was launch week at Agenta, Geins, Metronome, and Openfort. Read their announcements here: Open-source LLMOps platform Commerce Backend as a Service Monetization infrastructure for AI Framework for building wallet SDKs **upcoming** They're launching in the upcoming weeks: * Bugster - AI-powered E2E testing platform * Lamatic - Agentic AI development platform * Buildstash - Software binaries management platform AI-powered E2E testing platform Agentic AI development platform Software binaries management platform Enjoy your week — and keep launching! ## 45 This week `W45` was launch week at Frontegg, Langfuse, Resend, and voltagent. Read their announcements here: User Management platform for B2B SaaS Open-source LLM observability platform Email API Open-source TypeScript AI agent framework **upcoming** They're launching next week `W46`: * Agenta - Open-source LLMOps platform * Geins - Commerce Backend as a Service * Metronome - Monetization infrastructure for AI * Openfort - Framework for building wallet SDKs Open-source LLMOps platform Commerce Backend as a Service Monetization infrastructure for AI Framework for building wallet SDKs Enjoy your week — and keep launching! ***
# Who is launching in December 2025 Source: https://launchweek.dev/lw/2025/12 Featuring launch weeks from Continue, Buildstash, and more developer tools. ## 50 This week `W50` was launch week at Buildstash and Moderation API. Read their announcement here: Organize, share, and distribute your software binaries Automated content moderation API **upcoming** Turbot, the cloud security platform, is running its 11th launch week next week `W51`. Prevention-first Cloud Security Enjoy your week — and keep launching! ## 49 This week `W49` kicks off December with Bugster's second and Continue's third launch weeks. Read their announcement here: AI-powered E2E testing platform Coding AI agent with Mission Control, Slack integration, and workflows **upcoming** They're launching next week `W50`: * Buildstash - Software binaries management platform * Moderation API - Automated content moderation API Organize, share, and distribute your software binaries Automated content moderation API Enjoy your week — and keep launching! ***
# Who is launching in 2026 Source: https://launchweek.dev/lw/2026 How Kilo Code, Resend, Surfpool and 19 more developer tools launched in 2026 Total count: **23** 2026 / 07 / W31 TypeScript AI framework for agents and apps 2026 / 07 / W30 Open-source AI agent orchestration framework 2026 / 06 / W27 Enterprise SSO 2026 / 06 / W26 Browser infrastructure for AI agents 2026 / 06 / W25 Social media API for AI agents and developers 2026 / 06 / W24 Open-source agentic engineering platform 2026 / 06 / W23 Agent-native cloud infrastructure platform 2026 / 05 / W21 Open-source link management infrastructure 2026 / 04 / W16 Privacy infrastructure AI code reviews Open-source search engine Email API 2026 / 03 / W14 Real-time AI video integrations for creative tools Host web apps in seconds and code with remote dev environments 2026 / 03 / W13 Agent-native cloud infrastructure platform Prevention-first Cloud Security 2026 / 03 / W12 Enterprise SSO 2026 / 03 / W11 Analytics backend platform for apps and agents Vite 8, Vitest 4.1, Vite+, Void 2026 / 02 / W09 Web automation platform 2026 / 02 / W07 Open-source testing platform 2026 / 01 / W05 Passwordless auth and user management platform 2026 / 01 / W04 IaC for Solana 2026 / 01 / W03 AI code reviews ***
# FAQ.md Source: https://launchweek.dev/lw/faq Frequently asked questions about launch weeks This project tracks launch weeks across the dev tools space — a place for developers to discover great dev-first products and for founders to learn about launch weeks. What's a launch week? What are the main benefits? What types of companies run launch weeks? Do you need to ship a new feature every day during a launch week? Is it an alternative to Product Hunt? How to recover? Below are answers to frequently asked questions. ## what's a launch week? It's a week where a company announces a new feature every day. [See examples here](/lw). ## what are the main benefits? > ***Launch weeks have been great for both aligning the team and getting traction within the community.*** > > — Rory Wilding, COO, Supabase > ***Launch weeks are high peaks (...) They create buzz and excitement around the product.*** > > — Zeno Rocha, CEO and co-founder, Resend > ***We did 3 launch weeks in 2024, and each one had a meaningful impact on every aspect of the business. If you're considering ever doing it – do it.*** > > — Brayden Wilmoth, Founder and CTO, Outerbase How Supabase grew from 0 to 50K+ GitHub stars ## what types of companies is it for? Both solo makers, early-stage and late-stage companies! Take the [Mega Launch Week](https://lweek.dev/mega) for example — when 22 developer-first companies launched together. Companies of different sizes participated, from solo makers (KeyHippo) to 100-person teams (Pinecone). API Keys for Postgres RLS AI infrastructure ## do you ship new features every day? No. To quote Ant Wilson, CTO of Supabase: > ***One of our learnings from previous launch weeks was to no longer ship to prod on the day of the launch itself (...) It's ideal to get all the major integrations done a week early.*** > > — Ant Wilson, CTO, Supabase We define a launch week as a week of announcing new features. It doesn't *have to* last 5 days, though — it could last more or less than 5 days. In 2024, the shortest launch week lasted 3 days. The longest? 6 days. It was Unkey’s Launch Week. Open-source API dev platform ## is it an alternative to Product Hunt? No. Product Hunt definitely *is* a great place to launch dev-first products — a place where many launched successfully: Supabase, Resend, and Warp, to name a few. This project is different thought for three main reasons: 1. It focuses on the dev tools space 2. Filtered out by default 3. Spam-free by design Learn more about it here: Personal thoughts looking forward ## how do you recover? By planning the next launch week. ***
# CONTRIBUTING.md Source: https://launchweek.dev/lw/new Best practices to contribute to launchweek.dev So you want to contribute to this repo? Awesome! We welcome every contribution. To do so, you have two options: 1. [Create an issue](#create-an-issue) or 2. [Open a Pull Request (PR)](#open-a-pull-request) ## create an issue There are multiple ways to create an issue. Below is how to create an issue from the repository. For more information, see [Creating an issue](https://docs.github.com/en/issues/tracking-your-work-with-issues/creating-an-issue). 1. Go to [supabase-community/launchweek.dev](https://github.com/supabase-community/launchweek.dev) 2. Under the repository name, click **Issues** 3. Click **New issue** 4. In the "Title" field, type a title for your issue, e.g. `Add {product} Launch Week` 5. In the comment body field, type a description of your issue 6. When you're finished, click **Submit new issue** Keep track of bugs, enhancements, or other requests with Issues. ## open a Pull Request For more information, see [Creating a pull request](https://docs.github.com/en/pull-requests/collaborating-with-pull-requests/proposing-changes-to-your-work-with-pull-requests/creating-a-pull-request). Create a Pull Request to propose and collaborate on changes to a repository. *** ## guidelines Some additional notes: * Add one launch week per PR * Make sure the PR title is in the following format: `Add {product} Launch Week` * Add the launch week: ```md theme={"system"} {productDescription} ``` * Check your spelling and grammar * Remove any trailing whitespace * Content must be in English **Thank you for making this repo more awesome! Enjoy!** # Flo Merian Source: https://launchweek.dev/n/fmerian ```json theme={"system"} { "currentStatus": "openToWork", "previously": [ "mintlify.com", "clerk.com", "specifyapp.com" ], "also": [ "launchweek.dev", "marketingto.dev" ], "more": "linkedin.com/in/fmerian", "contact": "dm.new/fmerian" } ``` # The future of launchweek.dev Source: https://launchweek.dev/n/forward Personal thoughts looking forward As we're wrapping up the [Mega Launch Week](https://launchweek.dev/lw/2024/mega), I wanted to reflect and think about the future of launchweek.⁠dev. Below are some personal thoughts. } > 1 week. 22 devtools launching together. December 2-6, 2024. ## tldr * **[launchweek.dev](/) is a place for developers to discover devtools and for founders to learn about launch weeks.** * **I'll maintain the social accounts and post weekly about upcoming launch weeks, insights, and best practices.** * **Every week, you'll get an email on what dev-first companies announced the previous week and what they’ll launch next.** * **I'm also working on improving product discovery and building comprehensive guides.** * **It started as an open-source project and will remain open-source thanks to sponsors.** ## initial commit I started this project last year as an open collection — a public repository that lists past and upcoming launch weeks. Paul reached out on Twitter/X, and we started brainstorming ideas. > **We own `launchweek.dev`. Perhaps we can repurpose it and use it for the entire dev community?** > > — Paul Copplestone, CEO & co-founder of Supabase, on September 4, 2023 Early on, we wanted to make [launchweek.dev](/) a documentation site for developers to discover new products and for founders to find inspiration and learn best practices to run successful launch weeks. Four weeks ago, we refreshed the project. We introduced a new layout, logo, and color theme. We launched social accounts on [Twitter/X](https://x.com/launchweekdev) and [Bluesky](https://bsky.app/profile/launchweek.dev) (follow us). We started a newsletter, too. People reached out asking: > **Is it an alternative to Product Hunt?** That made me think about the future of the project. ## the future of launchweek.⁠dev Product Hunt is a place where I enjoy hanging out, so I'm humbled by the comparison. [launchweek.dev](/) is different thought for three main reasons: 1. It focuses on the dev tools space 2. Filtered out by default 3. Spam-free by design ### focused on dev tools First, it focuses on the dev tools space. Developers are the target audience. Serverless and API-first are frequently used keywords. Usually, this means that the announcements include some code examples. And if you want to add your launch week, there's no submit form — you need to [create a pull request](https://launchweek.dev/lw/new). ### filtered out by default Second, featured products are filtered out by default. Launch weeks are challenging. They create buzz and excitement around the product. They require planning and coordination across the team, too. Running a launch week has a "cost" for one company — if many experimented with it, few companies managed to do it consistently. This year, we tracked 123 launch weeks run by 92 different companies. Only 7 companies have run 3 launch weeks or more this year: Highlight, Daytona, Memfault, Mux, Outerbase, Supabase, Wasp. 7 companies — *in the world.* ### spam-free by design Third, this place is spam-free by design. Because launch weeks filter out featured products by default, there's no need to add an upvote system to find out the best products, no need to hack (read: spam) the system to be Product Of The Week (POTW). Take this year 2024. If you exclude the Mega Launch Week that featured 22 developer tools, there were exactly 2 launches per week on average. When your team runs a launch week, you are POTW by default. From my perspective, this fundamentally changes the way it works. Launch weeks are high peaks — 5 announcements in 5 days — the most significant "sign of life," Resend's co-founder Zeno Rocha said, and they require effort. Launch weeks are so intense. We should celebrate them, not add a layer of stress with competition. Here is a place that shines a spotlight on those dev-first companies that run launch weeks, those teams that ship. ## looking forward To wrap up, [launchweek.dev](/) is a place for developers to discover great dev-first products and for founders to find inspiration and learn how to run successful launch weeks. Starting today, I'll maintain the social accounts and post weekly about upcoming launch weeks, insights, and best practices. Every week, you'll get an email on what dev-first companies announced the previous week and what they'll launch next. I'm also working on improving product discovery and building comprehensive guides. Please let me know if you have any expectations. This started as an open-source project and will remain open-source forever — [star this repo](https://git.new/lw). launchweek.dev on GitHub Oh, and one more thing — I couldn't be able to build on this vision without sponsors, and I'm thankful for Supabase's early support. If you want to help and support me, please [reach out](https://dm.new/fmerian). Thank you for your time reading this note. You can follow me [@fmerian on Twitter/X](https://x.com/fmerian). I'm building launchweek.dev in public. Enjoy your day — and keep launching! ***
# Paul Copplestone (Supabase) Source: https://launchweek.dev/n/kiwicopple Follow [@kiwicopple on Twitter/X](https://x.com/kiwicopple) ↗︎ # Planning a launch week? Launch on Product Hunt, too. Source: https://launchweek.dev/n/product-hunt Launch on Product Hunt for compound effect > ***Launch weeks are high peaks (…) They create buzz and excitement around the product.*** > > — Zeno Rocha, Co-founder and CEO of Resend Zeno Rocha puts it simply: launch weeks are high peaks. So, you may want to maximize the compound effect and launch on places like Product Hunt, too. ## why it's important Product Hunt definitely is a great place to launch on launch week — a place where many developer-first products launched successfully during their launch weeks: Supabase, Inkeep, and Raycast, to name a few. Supabase launched [Supabase UI on Product Hunt](https://producthunt.com/products/supabase#supabase-ui) during Supabase Launch Week I and ranked #1 Product of the Day and #2 Product of the Week. So did [Inkeep](https://producthunt.com/products/inkeep#inkeep), ranked #3 Product of the Day, and Raycast with [Raycast for Teams](https://lweek.dev/ray/teams), ranked #4 Product of the Day. According to [similarweb.com](https://www.similarweb.com/website/producthunt.com/#overview), it gets 4.8 million unique visitors every month, and according to [Ahrefs](https://ahrefs.com/website-authority-checker/?input=producthunt.com), it has a domain rating of 91. Launching on Product Hunt keeps reminding you that your company exists and you're making progress. You stay top-of-mind, and in the context of a launch week, you can keep it really simple. ## keep it simple FYI Below are the required inputs to submit a new product on Product Hunt. * **Name of the product**: the name of your product in 40 characters or less * **Tagline**: a concise, descriptive tagline in 60 characters max * **Product description**: a short description of what the product does in 260 char. max * **Launch tags**: Up to three tags — [Browse full list here](https://www.producthunt.com/topics) * **Thumbnail**: a 240 x 240 pixel thumbnail * **Image gallery**: 2 to 8 images to show the product There's a high chance that you've worked on these elements for your launch week. Don't overthink it and reuse 'em all. Developer-first product launches on Product Hunt ## wrapping up When planning a launch week, think compound effect. You'll reach a high level of attention. Fully leverage it by launching in more places when it makes sense, like Product Hunt. Enjoy your launch week, and keep launching! # Growing to 50K+ GitHub stars Source: https://launchweek.dev/n/rorstro How Supabase grew from 0 to 50K+ GitHub stars Rory Wilding has led Supabase's growth team since its early days (founded in 2020). Rory hosted an [AMA session on Product Hunt](https://www.producthunt.com/discussions/ama-session-on-product-led-growth-with-rory-head-of-growth-at-supabase) early 2023 to share his insights and lessons learned on product-led growth, open-source, meme marketing, launch weeks, community building, remote work… Below are my key takeaways. ## key takeways * **It starts with a great product** * **Talk to as many users as possible** * **Write helpful content** * **Run launch weeks to maximize the compound effect** * **Engage with your community** ## growing Supabase to 50K+ GH stars ### it starts with a great product Above all, one quote really struck me when Rory talks about growth at Supabase: > ***Without a solid product that solves a need for people, it's pretty hard to grow anything.*** > > — Rory Wilding, Head of Growth, Supabase Growth starts with a great product that solves a *real* pain point. Before running any tactics or "hacks," start building a product people want. Then talk to users. ### talk to (many) users Rory explained that Paul Copplestone and Ant Wilson, Supabase's co-founders, played a significant role in discovering what developers wanted by engaging with them. The objective? To have a deep understanding of users' needs. > ***In the early days, there's no substitute for speaking to as many users as possible.*** > > — Rory Wilding, Head of Growth, Supabase As a fun fact, Rory shared that he spent a weekend going through over 3,000 developer profiles on GitHub after a sign-up spike, reaching out to as many as possible to chat with them about their Supabase's likes and dislikes. [Do things that don't scale](http://paulgraham.com/ds.html), right? Build something people *really* want and talk to as many users as possible to help you set the foundations of solid, steady growth, and so you're ready to skyrocket. ### setting up the launchpad From the AMA session, I'd summarize Supabase's growth strategy into a mix of three main channels (spoiler alert: no paid ads): * content marketing, * viral marketing, and * community building. #### **write helpful content** Developers have different jobs-to-be-done, and Supabase can solve many problems. Solid fundamentals are key here. Case studies, code examples, and documentation help developers learn about the product and achieve their objectives. > ***If a developer can clearly see how your developer experience can help their workflow then using your product becomes an obvious choice.*** > > — Rory Wilding, Head of Growth, Supabase In short, give developers helpful, educative content. For further inspiration, read this: Level up your developer-led content strategy #### **run launch weeks** Supabase has set a "launch week" strategy: Once every 3-4 months, the team spends a week shipping a new feature every day. Rory breaks down this strategy into 4 main steps: Early on, Ant and Paul, Supabase's co-founders, set the priorities with one key principle: fixed timeline, flexible scope. The product teams figure out the challenges and solutions by themselves. Few weeks before the launch week, the team reviews how shippable on-going projects are — including docs Post-launch week, the team reflects on what worked and what could be improved. > ***Launch weeks have been great for both aligning the team and getting traction within the community.*** > > — Rory Wilding, Head of Growth, Supabase. **[Repost this](https://x.com/launchweekdev/status/1871224329121460610)** There's more. If such a shipping cadence may sound impressive, it doesn't stop here. Supabase keeps shipping things every month, so the team doesn't necessarily hold features back for launch week. It "just" ships and shouts as much as possible. #### **keep the momentum going** Post-launch week, the Supabase team keeps momentum by engaging and supporting its community, amplifying community-generated content in monthly email campaigns. > ***The monthly community email newsletter has strong engagement and showcases all the big monthly updates from the team and the community.*** > > — Rory Wilding, Head of Growth, Supabase ## wrapping up During this AMA session, Supabase's Head of Growth, Rory Wilding, insisted on: 1. building a great product 2. talking to as many users as possible I'd summarize Supabase's growth strategy into a mix of three main channels: * content marketing: write helpful content that educates your users; * viral marketing: set a "launch week" strategy to maximize compound effect; * community building: engage with your community to keep the momentum going. And that's it! I hope you enjoyed reading these key takeaways and found some insights to help grow your developer-first product. Over to you! ***
# How to launch week: Bucket Source: https://launchweek.dev/p/bucket An overview of what and how Bucket shipped during their first-ever launch week. Bucket is a feature flagging tool for SaaS companies. In March 2025, the company had its first-ever launch week. Below are some key takeaways — an overview of what and how Bucket launched. Feature flags for SaaS ## tldr * **Announce your launch week in advance to raise awareness and start building momentum** * **Launch on more places like Product Hunt to maximize the compound effect** * **Pull in customers and partners as much as possible** ## how Bucket launched ### anouncements Bucket made five announcements, introducing: 1. CLI 2. Toolbar 3. Event log 4. GitHub integration 5. Revamped docs For the announcements, they applied three tactics: * Published release notes * Published posts on Twitter/X, Bluesky and LinkedIn * Launched on Product Hunt A week of announcements Feature flagging with CLI, Toolbar, Event log & more ### results **Day 0 — Friday, February 28 — Preview** * Likes: 23 * Reposts: 7 * Impressions: 1,856 **Day 1 - Monday, March 17 - Introducing Bucket CLI** * Likes: 6 * Reposts: 6 * Impressions: 1,455 **Day 2 - Tuesday, March 18 - Introducing Bucket Toolbar** * Likes: 6 * Reposts: 5 * Impressions: 772 // On Day 2, Bucket also launched on Product Hunt. They did a "Battle Royale" with Tinybird, an open-source analytics platform. **Day 3 - Wednesday, March 19 - Introducing Event log** * Likes: 2 * Reposts: 2 * Impressions: 246 **Day 4 - Thursday, March 20 - Introducing GitHub integration** * Likes: 7 * Reposts: 6 * Impressions: 1,684 **Day 5 - Friday, March 21 - Introducing revamped docs** * Likes: 8 * Reposts: 3 * Impressions: 535 Initializing... Introducing Bucket CLI Introducing Bucket Toolbar Introducing Event log Introducing GitHub integration Introducing revamped docs ## key takeaways Some learnings from this launch week: * Announce your launch week in advance to raise awareness and start building momentum. * Launch on more places like Product Hunt to maximize the compound effect. * Pull in customers and partners as much as possible. Bucket may have reached this level of engagement because it collaborated with Tinybird and GitBook. That's a wrap! **Follow [@launchweekdev on X](https://x.com/launchweekdev) for more insights.** ***
# How to launch week: Dub Source: https://launchweek.dev/p/dub An overview of what and how Dub shipped during their first-ever launch week. Dub is an open-source link management platform. Last January, the company had its first-ever launch week. Below are some key takeaways. Open-source, link management infrastructure ## tldr * **A launch week doesn't *have to* last 5 days.** * **Day 1 may have the highest impact on social engagement.** * **Related: Pull in customers and partners as much as possible.** ## how Dub launched ### anouncements Dub made three announcements: 1. Introducing Dub Conversions 2. Introducing Webhooks 3. Unveiling Dub's new About page For the announcements, Dub mostly applied two tactics: * Publish one announcement per day on their blog * Spread the news on Twitter/X Start tracking how your link clicks convert to signups and sales Connect Dub with your data stack and workflows ### results **Day 1 - Tuesday, January 14 - Introducing Dub Conversions** * Likes: 493 * Reposts: 70 * Impressions: 155K **Day 2 - Wednesday, January 15 - Introducing Dub Webhooks** * Likes: 35 * Reposts: 11 * Impressions: 10K **Day 3 - Thursday, January 16 - Unveiling Dub's new About page** * Likes: 11 * Reposts: 1 * Impressions: 2K // Dub had a different approach on Day 3 and quoted their founder's original post. Introducing Dub Conversion Introducing Dub Webhooks Unveiling Dub's new About page ### keeping momentum To wrap up this launch week, Dub also published a recap on their blog — and reposted it on their socials. Here's a wrap-up of Dub's first-ever launch week ## key takeaways Some learnings from this launch week: * If we define launch weeks as a week of announcing new features, they don't *have to* last 5 days though. Dub's launch week lasted 3 days. * Day 1 had the most impact on social engagement, and Dub crushed it with 143.7K impressions. * Related: Pull in customers and partners as much as possible. Dub may have reached this level of engagement because it featured partners like Stripe, Clerk, and Supabase. * Post a recap of your announcements to keep the momentum going. This is good for SEO, and it could still reach people who either forgot, ignored, or missed them the first time. That's a wrap! **Follow [@launchweekdev on X](https://x.com/launchweekdev) for more insights.** ***
# How to launch week: Raycast Source: https://launchweek.dev/p/raycast An overview of what and how Raycast shipped during their launch week. Raycast is an app that provides developers with quick access to their tools.\*\* It reduces context switching with a command line inspired interface and connects with GitHub, Linear, and G Suite among others. The company ran a launch week in July 2022. Below are some key takeaways — an overview of what and how Raycast shipped this week. Extendable macOS launcher ## tldr * **Announce your launch week in advance to raise awareness and start building momentum** * **Launch on more places like Product Hunt and Hacker News to maximize the compound effect** * **Post a recap to keep the momentum going.** ## how Raycast launched ### announcements Raycast made five announcements: 1. Community Stories 2. Look and feel 3. Raycast for Teams 4. Menu Bar Comments 5. Community Swag For the announcements, Raycast applied these tactics: * Publish a preview 1 week in advance * Publish 1 changelog post * Publish 4 blog posts — including a recap * Spread the news on Twitter/X * Launched on Product Hunt and Hacker News A fresh look and feel Speed up internal workflows ### results **Day 0 — Jul 11, 2022 — Preview** Prior to the launch week, Raycast posted a preview on socials to start building momentum. * Likes: 300 * Reposts: 26 **Day 1 — Jul 18, 2022 - Community Stories** * Likes: 141 * Reposts: 28 **Day 2 - Jul 19, 2022 - Look and feel** * Likes: 435 * Reposts: 41 // Raycast announced this update in a blog Post and release note. They also dropped a preview on socials. **Day 3 - Jul 20, 2022 - Raycast for Teams** * Likes: 249 * Reposts: 36 // Raycast announced Raycast for Teams in a blog post. They also launched on Product Hunt, and ranked #4 Product of the Day. **Day 4 — Jul 21, 2022 — Menu Bar Commands** * Likes: 249 * Reposts: 36 // Raycast published a technical behind-the-scenes post and submitted it on Hacker News. **Day 5 — Jul 22, 2022 — Community Swag** * Likes: 197 * Reposts: 182 Preview Introducing Community Stories Introducing a new look and feel Introducing Raycast for Teams Introducing Menu Bar Commands Introducing Community Swag ### keep momentum To wrap up this launch week, Raycast also published a recap on their blog — and reposted it on socials. An overview of what Raycast shipped during their launch week ## key takeaways Some learnings from this launch week: * Announce your launch week in advance to raise awareness and start building momentum. Raycast started 1 week in advance. * Launch on more places like Product Hunt and Hacker News to maximize the compound effect. * Post a recap of your announcements to keep the momentum going. This could still reach people who either forgot, ignored, or missed them the first time. **That's a wrap!** **Follow [@launchweekdev on X](https://x.com/launchweekdev) for more insights.** We're tracking launch weeks across the industry for product discovery and inspiration. ***
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