For apps built with Lovable, Bolt, Replit, Base44 & Claude

You built the app.
Nobody showed up.
Here's the fix.

Paste your app's URL. Within 3 days you get a charter: who your app is actually for, a rewritten landing page, ready-to-post launch copy that won't get you banned, and a 14-day plan to your first 100 users.

Get my charter — €39 One-time. No subscription. Refund if it's generic.

Written and reviewed by a human, not auto-generated from a template. You approve and publish every post yourself.

Launch Charter
No. UC-0027
Issued in 3 days
Issued to
your-app.lovable.app
Built with
Lovable
Users now
0
Objective
First 100 signups
  1. Art. IWho this app is for, and who it isn'tpositioning
  2. Art. IILanding page, rewritten line by linecopy
  3. Art. IIILaunch posts for PH, Reddit, X, LinkedInready to post
  4. Art. IV14-day plan, which communities, which rulescalendar
usercharter.comRefundable if generic
Why the app has no users

It's almost never the app.

We've read hundreds of "built it, posted it, nothing happened" threads. The same three things go wrong, and none of them need more code.

Nobody can tell who it's for

"A smarter way to track your habits" describes ten thousand apps. Until a stranger can say "oh, that's for people like me" in five seconds, no post, ad or directory will save you.

The landing page was written by the builder

AI-generated pages describe features. Buyers want to know what problem goes away. The headline, the first sentence and the button usually all need rewriting.

The launch got you banned

Most subreddits remove self-promotion on sight. Product Hunt punishes gaming. One wrong post and your only channels are gone. There's a way to do this that works, and it isn't "post everywhere."

What a charter contains

Four articles. Everything except pressing publish.

The articles are in order for a reason: the positioning decides the copy, the copy decides the posts, and the posts decide the plan. You get all four as one document, in plain language.

Article IPositioning

Who this is for, decided

We name your best-fit customer, the thing they use instead of you today, and the one reason they'd switch. In words you could say out loud to a stranger.

  • One-sentence pitch you'll actually use
  • Who to stop trying to reach
  • What to charge, and why
Article IILanding page

Your page, rewritten line by line

Headline, subline, button, sections. Each rewrite comes with the reason, so you learn what changed and can do it yourself next time.

  • Before / after for every block
  • What to cut entirely
  • Paste-ready into Lovable, Bolt or Replit
Article IIILaunch copy

Posts that survive the moderators

Founder-story posts for the communities that allow them, a Product Hunt listing, and directory descriptions. Written to each platform's rules, not one text pasted five times.

  • Product Hunt tagline, description, first comment
  • Reddit, X and LinkedIn posts, per-platform
  • Descriptions for the launch directories worth your time
Article IV14-day plan

What to post, where, on which day

A calendar that tells you which community, what to say, and what will get you removed. You press publish. Nothing is posted on your behalf, ever.

  • Day-by-day schedule
  • Each community's actual self-promotion rule
  • A tracker to count you to 100
Sample, Article I & II excerpt

This is what "not generic" looks like.

SAMPLE_APP_NAME is a real app built with SAMPLE_APP_BUILDER, picked from a public launch gallery. Here's an excerpt from the charter we wrote for it. Every finding refers to something specific on that page; if we can't point to it, it doesn't go in.

SAMPLE_APP_ORIGINAL_HEADLINE_NOTE

You get roughly six pages of this, plus the posts and the plan.

Article I · Positioning
Fix
SAMPLE_FINDING_1_TITLE

SAMPLE_FINDING_1_BODY

Keep
SAMPLE_FINDING_2_TITLE

SAMPLE_FINDING_2_BODY

Article II · Landing page
Fix
Headline

SAMPLE_HEADLINE_REASON

BeforeSAMPLE_HEADLINE_BEFORE
AfterSAMPLE_HEADLINE_AFTER
Price

One charter, one price.

Most tools in this space want €19 to €49 a month, forever, to find you Reddit threads. You don't need a subscription to get your first users. You need one good document and two weeks of doing what it says.

Pay once. If the charter reads like it could have been written for any app, reply to the delivery email and you get your €39 back, no questions.

Built a second app? Buy a second charter. That's the whole model.

€39one-time
  • Positioning: who it's for, what to charge
  • Landing page rewritten, with reasons
  • Launch posts for PH, Reddit, X, LinkedIn
  • 14-day plan with each community's rules
  • Delivered in 3 days, reviewed by a human
  • Refund if it's generic
Get my charter — €39

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Questions

Before you pay.

Who is this for?

Someone who built a web app with Lovable, Bolt, Replit, Base44, v0, or by prompting Claude or ChatGPT, has it live at a URL, has few or no users, and has never marketed anything. If you already have paying customers and a growth process, you don't need this.

Do you post for me?

No, and be suspicious of anyone who offers to. Posting from your account automatically is the fastest way to get banned from the few communities that matter. We write everything and tell you exactly when and where; you press publish.

Is this AI-generated?

AI is used to draft; a person reads your actual app, checks every finding against your actual page, and rewrites what's generic. That's why it takes three days instead of three seconds, and why it comes with a refund if it reads like a template.

What do I need to send you?

Your app's URL and three sentences: what it does, who you think it's for, and what you've tried so far. That's it. You'll get a short form after payment.

Does it guarantee 100 users?

No. Nobody can guarantee that and anyone who does is lying. It guarantees you'll know who to reach, have the words to reach them, and a plan that won't get you removed. Whether you do the 14 days is up to you.

What if my app is bad?

Then Article I will say so, politely and specifically, and tell you what would have to change before marketing is worth your time. That's still worth €39. It might be the most useful thing you'll read about it.

Your app deserves a launch, not a shrug.

Three days from now you could have the document you've been trying to write yourself since you shipped.

Get my charter — €39