Posting your startup in r/nocode
Yes. r/nocode 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 ask genuine questions about no-code/low-code workflows, share personal building experiences with lessons learned, or discuss practical challenges developers face when shipping apps. The tone is conversational and peer-to-peer, not polished marketing.
Self-promotion rules
You can promote your own product, but you must disclose your connection to it and use the "Promoted" flair. Product launches must go in the monthly product launch post, not as standalone posts. Any promotion must be a genuine value-add to the community first, not a pitch. Never use affiliate links without explicitly disclosing them.
Post templates that get approved
Posts that ask genuine questions about no-code/low-code workflows, share personal building experiences with lessons learned, or discuss practical challenges developers face when shipping apps. The tone is conversational and peer-to-peer, not polished marketing.
i built three projects with different tools and hit totally different walls—here's what surprised me
spent the last few months shipping small apps with a few different platforms, and i'm noticing patterns in where each one breaks down. thought i'd share what i learned in case it helps anyone deciding what to build their next thing on.