SubmitMap is a platform directory and submission assistant for product launchers, currently featuring 842 launch platforms and startup directories. Its core goal is to help users first determine which platforms their product qualifies for, then complete submissions efficiently.
Purpose SubmitMap is mainly used to solve the problems of platform selection and form filling during product launches. Most submission lists are just piles of links, but each entry in SubmitMap explains who the platform accepts, what it rejects, what actually happens after submission, and the exact submission steps. Users can first filter out the platforms they genuinely qualify for, then take action.
Main capabilities
- Platform database: Features 842 launch platforms and startup directories, with each record containing eligibility rules, submission steps, and honest outcome descriptions.
- Eligibility screening: Users can paste their product URL, and the system will read the website content, identify the product type, and match it against every platform in the directory to determine which platforms it qualifies for.
- AI agent submission: By connecting AI through MCP, the agent can read the user's repository to build the project, query SubmitMap for eligible platforms, save a plan, and fill out submission forms one by one in the user's Chrome browser. Each platform gets its corresponding playbook before the form is triggered. If a captcha is encountered, the agent will keep the tab open and mark it as waiting for the user to handle, then continue to the next one.
- Usage records: The agent records what it submitted and where, and users can view the plan on the dashboard.
- Accounts and limits: Users who are not logged in can process 3 products per day; after logging in, they can save run records and increase the limit. No account is required to read anything, there are no ratings and no paid listings, and platforms are included even if they do not pay SubmitMap.
How to use Users can first paste a product URL to see eligible platforms, then set up an AI agent (connected via MCP), confirm the connection is working, and request a run. The agent will execute platform by platform in Chrome: view the playbook, fill out the form, and record the result. Users need to log in to websites themselves and manually handle captchas when they appear. If they know of a launch platform that is not included, they can let SubmitMap know.
Use cases SubmitMap is suitable for founders, indie developers, or marketers who need to launch products across multiple platforms, directories, or startup communities. It is suited to users who want to avoid filling out the same forms repeatedly, want to understand platform eligibility before submitting, and are willing to automate part of the process through an AI agent.
Limitations The information does not provide specific pricing details, supported AI models or MCP client details, the accessibility of the complete platform list, or detailed rules on run frequency limits. Some features (such as AI agent submission) require users to prepare their own Chrome and MCP connection environment. The product Quillmark demonstrated in the information is fictional, but the platforms are real.