Posting your startup in r/InternetIsBeautiful
Yes. r/InternetIsBeautiful 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 showcase a specific, useful tool the creator built to solve a real problem they had. The framing is casual and problem-focused ("I got tired of...", "I built this because...") rather than salesy, and often includes the backstory of why it exists.
Self-promotion rules
You can share your own creation, but it must be a free, interactive website or tool that doesn't require personal information to use. No articles, videos, games, quizzes, downloads, extensions, stores, or paywalled services. The site itself must be genuinely unique and useful—not a basic timer, collection of others' content, or something very similar to recent posts.
Post templates that get approved
Posts that showcase a specific, useful tool the creator built to solve a real problem they had. The framing is casual and problem-focused ("I got tired of...", "I built this because...") rather than salesy, and often includes the backstory of why it exists.
made a free tool that converts your notes into flashcards using spaced repetition
I was struggling to retain information from my own notes, so I built this to automatically generate flashcards and schedule reviews based on how well you know each one. It's been my go-to study tool for the past year.