I’m testing an idea called LaunchLoop: a launch directory where founders can discover each other’s products and exchange a little structured feedback.

The idea is to go a step beyond upvotes. Would someone consider paying for this? Is it relevant to them? If they’re interested, or not, why? It’s still experimental. I’ve put up a landing page, and a waitlist to test the waters before committing to the full product. I’m curious how other founders approach early feedback: - What feedback has actually changed what you built? - How do you distinguish polite encouragement from real interest? - Would reviewing a few other products feel worthwhile if you received thoughtful feedback in return? I know saying “I’d pay for this” is a weaker signal than actually paying. I’m exploring whether these conversations can still help founders spot objections and decide what to test next. If you’d like to take a look: https://launchloop-six.vercel.app/ Honest criticism of the idea is welcome too. I’m still figuring out whether this would be useful.

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