For makers who ship often: launch, gather feedback, and bring customers back with releases, docs, and incident updates.
Launch, listen, and keep people in the conversation.
Four connected areas keep a launch moving: distribution, discovery, conversion, and follow-through as your product changes.
Put your product in front of people looking for new tools. Keep the launch findable after the first day.
Current product and release details give Google and answer engines useful information to find as your product changes.
Help visitors understand your product and choose a next step. The product agent can answer questions and take the actions you enable.
Keep feedback, replies, release notes, and incident updates with the product. When a request ships, followers can see what changed and come back.
Four steps keep the conversation moving: listen to what people ask for, ship an answer, explain the change, and let followers know what happened.
People share what is broken or what they want next, giving makers a clearer signal.
A release gives followers a clear record of what changed and a reason to check back.
Link an explanation from the release it describes so customers can find the right context.
Share incident updates and resolutions with the people following your product.
Four product areas, connected: releases, feedback, docs, and incidents.
Each launch and release keeps the details people need to understand what changed and why. As the product moves forward, its story has somewhere current to point.
Visitors can understand the product, visit its website, follow it, or leave a way to be reached. Feedback shows makers what people want next.
Link product guides and documentation from the releases or updates they explain, so customers can find context without piecing it together across tools.
Share incident timelines and resolutions with customers, then connect the update to the docs or release that explains what changed.
Four common parts of a product story—launches, feedback, docs, and updates—are easier to follow when they stay connected.
Scattered story
Connected loop
Three connected actions give each release a place to reach people, gather feedback, and lead into the next update.
Each launch gives people a way to discover the product, follow its progress, and respond to what you ship.
Feedback, product explanations, and service updates stay connected to the product as it changes.
Followers can see what changed, follow the next release, and return when their feedback ships.
Two sides of the same product conversation: makers and the people who follow their work.
For makers who ship often
For people who follow products
Eight capabilities help people find your product and stay informed as it changes.
Structured launch and release information gives search engines current details to discover as your product changes.
Let the product agent explain what you make and take the next step you have enabled.
Programmatic access to launches, feedback and docs.
Publish service updates and resolutions where customers can follow along.
See how people discover and engage with your launches and product updates.
Real-time delivery to Slack, Discord and your stack.
Manage the team access available in your workspace settings.
Give customers a place to check current service status and incident updates.
ProductClient is a product launch platform where shipping keeps the conversation going.
Three answers about launching, following, and continuing the conversation.
ProductClient is a product launch platform where shipping keeps the conversation going.
Product Hunt is a launch community. A launch there is a day. ProductClient is a launch that opens a conversation and continues it when you ship. Product Hunt already has follows and updates.
You get seen, you hear what people want, visitors can take a next step, and shipping brings them back.
