I’m Building Founder.best to Help Founders Get More Visibility. Am I Solving the Right Problem?

One thing I’ve noticed is that many indie founders build great products, but very few people ever discover them.

Most rely on same distribution apps, but launches disappear quickly, and it’s difficult to keep getting visibility after launch day.

That’s why I started building Founder.best.

The goal is to give founders a place where they can:

* Showcase their startup
* Build a public founder profile
* Get a permanent dofollow backlink
* Verify MRR with TrustMRR
* Discover AI tools, startup resources, and directories
* Improve long-term visibility instead of just launch-day traffic

Tech stack
* NextJS
* Node.js
* Redis
* PostgreSQL

I’m still early (around 176 founders and 131 startups listed), and I’m continuously adding features based on feedback.

One thing I’m still trying to validate is this:

Do founders actually care more about long-term discoverability than launch-day spikes?

If you’ve launched a SaaS before:

* Where did most of your users come from?
* What visibility channels worked best?
* What do you wish existing startup directories did better?