69M+estimated monthly visits across 387 directories
Combined. Your listing’s reach will vary.
394 directories, each with a recorded path
224 recorded to the final submit screen
1 prompt to start the whole launch
The route is part of the product.
A real record from the repo.
Final screen observed
twelve.tools
Recorded starting point
https://twelve.tools/submit-your-tool
What the form asked forlisting media, product name, tagline or headline, product description or use case, category or tags, contact email, website or product link
1
Open the directory submission route
https://twelve.tools/submit
2
Choose an available listing option
https://twelve.tools/submit-your-tool
3
Fill observed fields, then advance the flow
https://twelve.tools/submit-your-tool
Your agent starts with the map. It still checks the live page.
Free Chrome extension
Is this directory worth submitting to?
Before you spend 20 minutes on a submission form, click the Directory Checker. You get a verdict in a second, with the reasons behind it.
Tier in our hand-checked catalog of 300+ directories
Link type: dofollow or nofollow
Cost: free, free with options, or paid
Form: whether it wants an account, a CAPTCHA or a badge
Yes, that's the main way. Open the repo in your agent and say "launch my product." Nothing to deploy and no extra AI key.
Why not just use my own AI agent?
You do. On its own, your agent doesn't know which directories still take products, what they cost or how their forms work. AgentLaunch gives it all that, plus the workflow and a tracker.
What does the license include?
The full source code in a private GitHub repo: the agent launch kit, 394 directories with recorded paths, and the full app with a dashboard, Chrome extension and headless runner.
What do I need to self-host?
Node.js and an AI agent that can use a browser. The optional dashboard also needs Railway (or any Docker host) and an AI key.
Is this fully automatic?
Almost. It writes the copy and submits on its own. You step in for CAPTCHAs, payments and big launches like Product Hunt.
How long does a launch take?
As long as your agent takes to work through the list, a few minutes per directory with a short gap between each. Then each directory reviews on its own schedule.
Will it log in to directories for me?
Yes, if you allow it. It signs up or signs in with your launch email. CAPTCHAs and two-factor codes stay with you.
Can I stick to free directories, or pay for some?
Either. It plans free listings by default. Paid ones are your call, and you always pay on the directory's own site.
Can I launch more than one product?
Yes. Unlimited products and launches, yours or your clients'.
Won't bulk directory submissions look spammy?
Fresh copy for each directory helps, but nothing guarantees how Google treats a listing. Pick directories that fit your product.
What if a form has changed since you checked it?
Your agent reads the live page. The recorded path is a head start, not a script.
Can it run headless on a server?
Yes. Your agent can use a headless browser, or deploy the full app with its headless runner.
Can I add my own directories?
Yes. Add them to the catalog file in the repo and your agent picks them up.
Can I host it on AWS instead of Railway?
Agent mode needs no hosting. The full app runs on Railway, AWS or any server with Docker and PostgreSQL.
What is the code written in?
TypeScript: React, Node.js with Wasp, and PostgreSQL. The Chrome extension is plain JavaScript.
Which AI agents work with AgentLaunch?
Any agent that can run commands and use a browser: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and others.
Which browsers work?
Agent mode uses your agent's browser. The extension works in Chrome and Chromium browsers like Edge, Brave and Arc.
What access does the extension need?
Chrome asks for access to websites so it can read and fill submission forms. Passwords, CAPTCHAs and payments stay with you.
Will every directory accept my product?
No. Each directory decides. You always see what's submitted, waiting and live.
What do you store about my product?
Nothing. In agent mode it all stays in a folder on your machine; a deployed copy keeps it in your own database.
Can I use the self-hosted version for clients?
Yes, as long as you run it yourself. You can't resell the code or give clients their own logins.
Does the self-hosted version get updates?
Yes. Fresh directory data about every three months, for as long as AgentLaunch is maintained. Run git pull.
How do I get the code after buying?
Add your GitHub username on your Account page and the repo invite arrives right away.
What is the Self-Host License?
A one-time purchase of the AgentLaunch source code. No subscription.
Who is the Self-Host License for?
Founders, developers and agencies who launch products often.