makers.page
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About

makers.page is a daily launch leaderboard for makers. You submit your product, quote tweet the day's launch post, and your rank is decided by the likes that quote tweet earns on X. No upvote buttons, no judges, no review queue.

Why it exists

Most launch sites rank you by votes cast on their own platform, which means whoever brings the biggest voting mob wins, and whoever launches on a crowded day gets buried. This site moves the vote somewhere nobody controls: your own audience on X. If people genuinely like what you shipped, that shows up as likes on your quote tweet, and the board reflects it. Nobody here can boost your launch or bury it.

And because the board wipes clean every single day, you never compete against products that launched months ago. Every maker gets the same fresh page as everyone else.

How it works

  • Submit your product URL and your X handle. That's the whole form: title, description, and favicon are pulled from your site automatically.
  • Quote tweet the day's launch post with your own commentary. That single tweet is both your verification and your ballot box: once it's found, you're live.
  • The board sorts by the like count on that quote tweet, highest first. Ties keep submission order, so submitting early never hurts. Like counts refresh roughly every hour while the day is live.
  • The board resets once a day, at noon Romanian time. Each day is its own competition, and finished days are frozen for good in the Leaderboard archive.
  • Every live submission gets a backlink to its product, and each day's top 3 hold a dofollow link for as long as they keep the spot.
  • Winning gets seen: when a day ends, the top 3 are announced in a winners post from @alexcloudstar on X, with their product name and handle in front of the launch account's audience.

The full details, including submission limits and how backlinks behave across days, live on the Rules page.

Who's behind it

This is an indie project built and run by one person, @alexcloudstar. Questions, bugs, or feedback? The Contact page explains how to get in touch.