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Why We Built a Launch Board for Indie Makers
Most launch platforms show you votes, not visitors. Hauntboard is built for solo founders who want to know what their launch actually got.
By Pritam Ghosh · Read Post
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The Hauntboard Blog
Essays on launching and growing indie software, and notes on how Hauntboard works. No traffic reports yet: Hauntboard is new, and we'll only publish numbers once there are real ones.
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