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 the problem solved or personal motivation ("I got tired of...", "I built this after work") then quickly explain the core features in simple, benefit-focused bullets. Top posts blend storytelling with practical details and often mention traction or open-source status.
Self-promotion rules
r/IMadeThis welcomes self-promotion of projects you've built. Posts should focus on what you made, the problem it solves, and key features—not a hard sell. Keep descriptions concise and honest; emphasize the genuine utility or creativity behind your work rather than marketing language.
Post templates that get approved
Posts that lead with the problem solved or personal motivation ("I got tired of...", "I built this after work") then quickly explain the core features in simple, benefit-focused bullets. Top posts blend storytelling with practical details and often mention traction or open-source status.
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