ShipX.live
Top 3TrendingWeekly product launch platform for indie makers to launch and get discovered
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About ShipX.live
ShipX is a weekly product launch platform for indie makers. Makers launch what they ship, pick a launch week, and get discovered, with no audience required.
The site organizes launches into numbered weeks, such as Week 43 running Oct 19–25, and highlights last week's top three products alongside products launching this week. Listings include examples like AICost, FastGPU, Fresco, TrendingDevTools, Poloro, GearDex and craked.dev.
ShipX also sells sponsorship placements. Ad slots appear beside every launch, shown to makers and early adopters, with listed prices of $12 per week and $19 per week depending on the slot.
Why ShipX.live
01 · The problem
Indie makers ship products but struggle to get them discovered, especially when they do not already have an audience.
02 · The solution
ShipX runs weekly launches where makers pick a launch week, submit what they shipped, and appear alongside other products for makers and early adopters to browse.
03 · What makes it different
Launches are organized into weekly cohorts with a top-three ranking from the previous week, and sponsorship slots are sold beside every launch to reach makers and early adopters.
Who it’s for
Indie makers who build and ship products and want them discovered without an existing audience.
Launch progress
Week 43 leaderboard- Current rank
- #1of 11
- Peak rank
- #1
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Show daily ranks
| Day | Rank |
|---|---|
| Right now | #1 |
Updates
No updates since launch yet. Follow ShipX.live to hear when the maker ships something new.
Launch · Oct 20, 2026
Launched on ShipX in Week 43
On the Week 43 leaderboard.
Details
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- WebChrome ExtensionAPI
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