Posting your startup in r/IMadeThis
Yes. r/IMadeThis is one of the subreddits that lets founders share their own product, as long as you follow its self-promotion rules and give the community more than you take. The rules and the post formats that get approved are below.
Posts that lead with a relatable problem the creator faced, then explain the solution they built to solve it. The tone is casual and personal—often with a touch of humor or self-awareness—rather than polished marketing. Success comes from showing the *why* behind the project, not just the *what*.
Self-promotion rules
r/IMadeThis is explicitly designed for creators to share their own projects without formal self-promotion restrictions. Posts should focus on what you built and how it works rather than a hard sell. Authenticity and genuine problem-solving (e.g., scratching your own itch) resonate best with the community.
Post templates that get approved
Posts that lead with a relatable problem the creator faced, then explain the solution they built to solve it. The tone is casual and personal—often with a touch of humor or self-awareness—rather than polished marketing. Success comes from showing the *why* behind the project, not just the *what*.
i made a tool that automatically organizes your email by project so you actually find things
I was drowning in email threads scattered across 5 different clients, and I got sick of searching for context every time someone replied. So I spent a weekend building something that just... groups everything by project automatically.