Uneed is a launch platform and directory where makers submit new tools, apps and startups for daily community voting. It lists more than 10,000 products and also publishes reviews and curated alternatives.
What is Uneed?
Makers submit a product and it is scheduled for a launch day. On that day the product appears on the homepage ranking, and the community upvotes it. The top three products of the day receive badges. Weekly, monthly and yearly winners also get badges and a feature in the newsletter.
The free route puts a product in a waiting line, with a launch date assigned automatically at the back. A launch-day vote score of 10 is needed to stay published, and 20 to keep a do-follow link. A paid option skips the line and lets the maker pick a date. Premium spots on the homepage are also sold. Uneed also runs reviews, alternatives pages, a deals section, a blog and a free read-only MCP server and REST API. AI agents can submit launches through an API.
Who is Uneed for?
Founders, indie makers and small software teams who want exposure for a new product, a backlink and early feedback. It also suits people who browse new tools and apps and want to vote on or review them.
Highlights
- Daily launch rankings ranked by community votes
- Top 3 daily products win badges
- Weekly, monthly and yearly winners featured in a newsletter
- Free read-only MCP server and REST API for product data
- Free launch queue or paid skip-the-line launch on a chosen date
- Product reviews and curated alternatives pages
How much does Uneed cost?
Freemium. Makers can launch for free through a waiting line, or pay for a Skip-the-Waiting-Line launch on a chosen date. Specific prices are not stated on the pages provided.
