AutoSubmit.to
One launch profile. Autofill every directory.
AutoSubmit.to is a productivity tool designed for founders, makers, and product teams who need to launch their products across multiple directories efficiently. Instead of manually copying and pasting your product information dozens of times across platforms like Product Hunt, Peerlist, and other launch directories, AutoSubmit.to lets you save your launch details once and automatically fill them everywhere.
The platform works through a simple two-part system: a centralized launch profile and a Chrome extension. You create your launch profile on AutoSubmit.to by entering your product name, tagline, description, links, media assets, and other relevant information one time. This profile becomes your single source of truth for all your launch materials.
Once your profile is ready, the Chrome extension becomes your autofill assistant. When you visit any supported directory to submit your product, the extension can automatically populate the submission forms with the appropriate information from your saved profile. This eliminates the tedious work of copying and pasting the same information repeatedly, reducing errors and saving significant time during your launch process.
AutoSubmit.to intelligently maps your shared project details to each directory's specific requirements. Different directories often have varying field names and formats, but the tool handles these differences automatically, ensuring your information appears correctly on each platform.
The dashboard provides launch tracking functionality, allowing you to see the status of your submissions across different directories. This gives you a clear overview of where you've already launched and which platforms still need attention, helping you stay organized during what can otherwise be a chaotic launch period.
This tool is particularly valuable for indie hackers, startup founders, and product managers who are launching new products or major updates. Instead of spending hours on repetitive data entry across dozens of directory sites, you can focus that time on building your product, engaging with early users, or refining your launch strategy.
AutoSubmit.to offers a free tier to get started, making it accessible for bootstrapped founders and side project creators. The platform is designed to streamline one of the most time-consuming aspects of product launches, turning what used to be hours or days of manual work into a quick, automated process.
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AutoSubmit.to has great potential and offers some useful features, but I encountered a few issues that could be improved. Please contact me so I can share detailed feedback and suggest the changes I'd like to see. WhatsApp: +923189350750 Email: [email protected]
The directory submission grind is real - I've watched makers spend entire days just copying and pasting the same product info across 20+ platforms. Having a single profile that auto-fills everywhere is a huge quality-of-life win, especially for founders doing their own launches. This removes one of the most tedious parts of the pre-launch checklist.
Wish I'd found this before manually submitting to a dozen-plus directories this week. Mapping the same tagline, description, and logo into totally different form layouts is exactly the kind of repetitive work that should be automated. Does the extension handle multi-step forms, like ones that split basic info, classification, and pricing across separate pages?
I spent this week submitting one product to four launch directories, so the pain is fresh. What surprised me is that copy-paste wasn't the expensive part — the gates were. Uneed capped the product name at 30 characters and rejected an em dash outright. Fazier wants three comments and DR > 0 before a free listing. Microlaunch's free path isn't reachable from the pricing page. Peerlist wants a personal profile first. So the fields were maybe 20% of the work and the per-directory rules were the rest. Does the extension surface those constraints while you fill, or does it fill and let the site reject you? Something like "this directory truncates at 30 chars, ASCII only" shown inline would save more time than the autofill itself.
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AutoSubmit.to has great potential and offers some useful features, but I encountered a few issues that could be improved. Please contact me so I can share detailed feedback and suggest the changes I'd like to see. WhatsApp: +923189350750 Email: [email protected]
The directory submission grind is real - I've watched makers spend entire days just copying and pasting the same product info across 20+ platforms. Having a single profile that auto-fills everywhere is a huge quality-of-life win, especially for founders doing their own launches. This removes one of the most tedious parts of the pre-launch checklist.
Wish I'd found this before manually submitting to a dozen-plus directories this week. Mapping the same tagline, description, and logo into totally different form layouts is exactly the kind of repetitive work that should be automated. Does the extension handle multi-step forms, like ones that split basic info, classification, and pricing across separate pages?
I spent this week submitting one product to four launch directories, so the pain is fresh. What surprised me is that copy-paste wasn't the expensive part — the gates were. Uneed capped the product name at 30 characters and rejected an em dash outright. Fazier wants three comments and DR > 0 before a free listing. Microlaunch's free path isn't reachable from the pricing page. Peerlist wants a personal profile first. So the fields were maybe 20% of the work and the per-directory rules were the rest. Does the extension surface those constraints while you fill, or does it fill and let the site reject you? Something like "this directory truncates at 30 chars, ASCII only" shown inline would save more time than the autofill itself.
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