From commits to content, on repeat.

TryLaunchLoop keeps you visible by watching what you ship and drafting your X, LinkedIn, and Facebook posts. You approve, copy, and publish.

Jesse Peplinski@JessePeplinski

Shipped: builders can now join LaunchLoop publicly with X. The handle becomes social proof, the email stays private — the waitlist feels like a real launch surface.

8:00 AM · May 27, 2026

Not real tweets — each one's drafted from a commit we actually shipped. Run LaunchLoop while you build, and yours could be.

Or see examples

Next.jsvercel/next.jsView posts →Codexopenai/codexView posts →AI SDKvercel/aiView posts →shadcn/uishadcn-ui/uiView posts →Tailwind CSStailwindlabs/tailwindcssView posts →

Great features should not disappear after they are shipped.

TryLaunchLoop is for people building in public who would rather be building things than running a marketing calendar. It turns real product changes from your GitHub history into social-ready drafts and a clearer story for what you shipped.

Connect your GitHub repo
Install the TryLaunchLoop GitHub App on the codebase where your product changes happen.
Push your changes
Ship code like normal. TryLaunchLoop watches for product changes worth turning into content.
Approve the drafts
Review the X, LinkedIn, and Facebook drafts, edit, copy, and publish when ready.

We would rather be shipping features.

TryLaunchLoop is made by @JessePeplinski and @TheDevDad, two indie builders who would rather be shipping features than trying to keep a marketing calendar alive. We have spent close to 10 years looking for the right project to make together, and kept coming back to the same problem: shipping is only half the loop.

We build this live

Most mornings from 5-7am ET, Jesse and Brent work on TryLaunchLoop in the open on Twitch. The product is shaped by real questions from chat, shipped features, and the same problem this page talks about: builders need the work they already shipped to become something people can see. Watch on Jesse's stream or Brent's stream.

Jesse Peplinski@JessePeplinskiBuilding TryLaunchLoop from the product side of shipping in public.