Project Radar

Submit your project

Submit for free Project Note consideration.

Send the basics for an indie app, SaaS product, browser extension, developer tool, AI tool, calculator, or useful website. Fresh Eyes reports are optional private feedback after the free submission is saved.

Detailed submission with optional context

Detailed path

Full submission

Use the detailed form if you want to include logo context, access notes, founder profile details, launch asks, or specific feedback goals.

Prefer the 90-second form? Use Quick Submit →

Step 1 of 4: Product basics

4 minutes total

Only the product basics are required here

Logo stays private until a note is prepared

Product Snapshot

Product Snapshot

Let's start with the basics about your product.

Where is the project right now? *

Choose the option that best fits the current status.

Eligible Projects

  • Public projects
  • Working betas
  • Early access apps
  • Launching this month
  • Actively growing projects
  • ×Ideas only
  • ×Concepts or mockups

What you may get if published

A Project Note is a clean public page outside your own site that explains what stands out, what readers may want to check next, and where people can find the official project link.

  • A public product profile
  • A structured project note
  • A link to your official product page
  • Category visibility
  • Digest and badge eligibility
  • optional future sponsored spotlight opportunities

Coverage is not guaranteed, and ProjectRadar does not promise traffic, backlinks, customers, placement, or favorable language.

Optional after submission

Private feedback and clearly labeled support

Fresh Eyes is private first-impression feedback. Sponsored or launch support is labeled and never changes editorial selection.

How Project Notes WorkSee how submissions become public project notes.

What Happens Next?

  1. We Read It

    A real person checks the project and submitted context.

  2. Follow Up

    We may reach out for more info or clarification.

  3. Publish or Pass

    If it fits, we publish a structured Project Note.

  4. Discovery Surfaces

    Published notes may appear in the archive, categories, digest, or badges.