Free promotion, found for you
DiscoverMyApp finds people asking for what you built and free places to list it. You do the sending.
Reply
“Is there a simple way to track customer requests without a spreadsheet?”
Asked on a public forum 2 days ago. An honest reply is drafted for you to edit.
Creator
Pitch a YouTube channel about running a small team
Its viewers keep asking for what your app does. A short, personal pitch is ready.
Listing
List it on AlternativeTo
People search there for the tools your app replaces. Your text is written.
Post
Make a post: “How do small teams stop losing requests?”
The question people keep asking, turned into a short-video script and a caption.
You send, post and submit each one yourself.
Where it looks
The kind of question it looks for · fictional examples
Why free promotion
You pay for every click, and the people stop coming the day you stop paying.
Spamming threads and inboxes ruins your name in the places you most want to be welcome.
A question your app answers, an audience that asked for it, a directory people search. Show up with something useful, and it costs nothing.
The hard part is finding those places every week. That's what DiscoverMyApp does.
How it picks
A keyword alert pings you every time your topic comes up. Most of those people are showing off, venting or already sorted. We keep the ones who are asking.
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Is there a simple way to track customer requests without a spreadsheet?
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What do small teams use to stop losing feature requests?
What it finds
Each one starts with someone who already wants what your app does. The reply, pitch or listing text is already written.
Public posts where someone asks for what you built. Each comes with why it fits and an honest reply for you to edit and post.
“Is there a simple way to track customer requests without a spreadsheet?”
84 STRONGReply drafted, yours to edit
YouTube channels whose viewers asked for what your app does, and podcasts on your topic. Each comes with a short, personal pitch for you to send.
A channel about running a small team
To contact“Hi! Your video on handoffs drew a lot of questions about…”
Launch sites, directories and “alternatives to” pages, ranked for your app. The text each one asks for is already written.
The questions people keep asking, turned into a short video script, a caption and a post outline for your own accounts.
Short-video script
Hook: “Your team isn't lazy. Your requests are just scattered.”
+ a caption and a post outline
Today puts the best of all four on one short list each week, so you know what to do first. Results counts the signups you log from each one, and your list leans toward what works.
Inside the workspace
People, creators, listings and posts each get their own tab. Today puts the best of them on one list. Click through, or let the tour play.
The best things to do this week, from every tab, on one short list.
Ask about your week
What should I do first?
Start with #1. Someone asked for exactly what your app does two days ago, and the reply is ready.
How it works
We read your site to learn who your app is for and what problem it solves.
Remove anything that's wrong, and add anything a reply should never promise.
Make a free account to see the best free places to list it, and a real person asking for what you built if a quick search finds one.
Subscribe and it keeps looking. You get a fresh list of what to do next.
Built for trust
Someone asked · public forum
“Is there a simple way to track customer requests without a spreadsheet?”
The drafted reply
A shared inbox with tags gets you most of the way. Use one address for requests, a tag per customer, and check anything untagged once a week. I built a small tool for exactly this. It's mine, so keep that in mind. The inbox approach works fine on its own too.
Pricing
Monthly plans · cancel anytime
Plans only differ in how many apps you have and how often we scan them.
Founding member offer
50% off your first 3 months
Subscribe by May 31, 2027 to lock in the founding price.
Ends
May 31, 2027
Everything, for one app.
Founding-member price
$14.99/ month
$29.99 / month
First 3 months, then $29.99/month
Everything, for up to three apps.
Founding-member price
$37.49/ month
$74.99 / month
First 3 months, then $74.99/month
Everything, for a small portfolio, scanned twice a day.
Founding-member price
$74.99/ month
$149.99 / month
First 3 months, then $149.99/month
Buy scans instead of a plan. You get every tab for up to 3 apps, and a scan runs whenever you start one. Scans never expire.
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5 scans
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25 scans
No free trial, but you can preview your app first. Your first plan payment is refundable within 7 days. A scan pack is refundable within 7 days if you've used at most one scan. One refund per customer, for a plan or a pack.
Questions
No. It finds and drafts. You post, send and submit everything yourself, from your own accounts.
It's built not to. Replies answer the question first and say the app is yours. You get a few good places each week, not hundreds of weak ones.
Listening tools alert you every time a word comes up. We look for people who want what your app does and draft a reply for each. We also find creators, places to list your app and posts to make.
Paste your website and see what we understood about your app. With a free account, the preview also shows free places to list it, and a real person asking for what it does if a quick search finds one. No card needed.
Posts and comments on YouTube, Hacker News, Bluesky and Stack Exchange. Creators on YouTube and Apple Podcasts. And a hand-checked list of free places to list an app. We only use sites whose rules allow it.
Yes. Web apps, Android apps and tools get the same weekly list. A few listing sites only take iPhone apps, so we only show those if your app is on the App Store.
Yes. Buy scans in packs (5 for 5, 15 for 10, 25 for 15). You get every tab for up to 3 apps, and a scan runs whenever you start one. A plan adds daily scans that run on their own. Pack scans never expire. Scanning every few days finds the most.
Preview it first, for free. If you subscribe and it isn't for you, you get your first payment back within 7 days, and you can cancel any time. With a scan pack, you can use one scan and still get a refund within 7 days. You get one refund in total, for a plan or a pack.
I built DiscoverMyApp because growing an app shouldn't mean paying for ads or spamming threads. It finds the places your app really belongs, and you do the sending.
— the founder