Posting your startup in r/nocode
Personal stories and lessons learned that happen to mention a tool organically, or genuine community questions/advice-seeking. Posts that lead with the creator's journey, problem they solved, or insight—with the product as a supporting detail rather than the main event.
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You can promote your own product, but you must disclose your connection and use a "Promoted" flair. The post must primarily deliver value to the community first—not be a pure pitch. Use affiliate links only with clear disclosure, and save product launches for the monthly designated post.
Post templates that get approved
Personal stories and lessons learned that happen to mention a tool organically, or genuine community questions/advice-seeking. Posts that lead with the creator's journey, problem they solved, or insight—with the product as a supporting detail rather than the main event.
i spent 2 months automating our internal workflows and accidentally built something people asked to buy
Didn't set out to make a product, just got tired of manually syncing data across three different tools every morning. Built a quick glue layer to connect them, and somehow half my team started asking if they could use it.