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r/SideProject

Best for: Side projects, launches, feedback. The readers are mostly other makers sharing their own side projects, which makes it better for feedback than for finding buyers.

Before you submit

Frame the post around what you built and the specific feedback you want on it.

How to launch on r/SideProject, step by step

r/SideProject is a subreddit where makers share what they have built. Its readers are mostly other makers, so it works better for feedback than for finding buyers.

  1. Read the rules on the day

    Open the subreddit's sidebar and any pinned posts, and follow what they say about self-promotion, flair and links. They can change without notice.

  2. Post as the maker

    Say what you built, why, and what you want feedback on. A specific question gets better answers than a general announcement.

  3. Reply to everyone

    Answer each comment, and follow up with the people who give detailed feedback.

Mistakes to avoid

  • Posting the same announcement to several subreddits at once.
  • Treating a feedback community as an advertising channel.

Reddit blocks automated reading of its pages, including its rules and help centre, so no subreddit or sitewide rule is stated here. Read them yourself before posting.

Cost, wait and links

Cost
Fee not confirmed
Wait
Not stated by the site
Links
Not confirmed

Requirements

  • You need an account to submit.

What founders got here

No founder has reported results here yet. Figures appear once 3 reports are approved, as medians and labelled self reported.

Launched on r/SideProject? Share your results

Where this comes from

Checked against what could be reached. Fees and rules change, so confirm on the site before paying.

Reddit blocks automated reading, so the subreddit rules were not checked here. Read the sidebar rules before posting.

Correct r/SideProject

Last checked . Tell us what changed and link to where the site says so.

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