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Posting your startup in r/InternetIsBeautiful

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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 describe what the website does in plain, enthusiastic language—focusing on the experience or concept rather than self-promotion. Titles are casual and specific about the novel interaction or visual/technical achievement.

Self-promotion rules

You can share your own creation if it's a genuinely unique, interactive web experience that doesn't require personal information, payments, downloads, or account creation. Avoid aggregators, basic tools, games, quizzes, articles, videos, and anything that's just a demo or waitlist.

Post templates that get approved

Posts that describe what the website does in plain, enthusiastic language—focusing on the experience or concept rather than self-promotion. Titles are casual and specific about the novel interaction or visual/technical achievement.

a tool that lets you redraw maps by adjusting historical sea levels across 5 million years

I spent the last few months collecting bathymetric data to build this, and realized it's oddly satisfying to watch coastlines reshape themselves. You can slide through deep time and see how your favorite places looked millions of years ago.

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