Sample launch pack

1. Intake (filled for the demo)

Product name: NoteFold
URL: (sample — none)
One-liner: Fold long meeting notes into 5 bullets you can actually send.
Who is it for: Team leads and freelancers who take messy notes in calls
Problem it solves: Notes pile up; nobody reads 3 pages after a meeting
What makes it different: Always exactly 5 bullets + 1 owner/next step line
Channels: [x] X  [x] Reddit  [x] Product Hunt
Tone: casual
Words to avoid: revolutionary, game-changer, 10x
Proof: none yet (honest — first launch)

2. X posts

Thread

1/ Meetings make notes. Notes make more meetings. I built NoteFold to break that loop: paste your notes, get 5 bullets and one "who does what next" line. That's it.

2/ Why 5? Because people read 5. Three pages of notes get skimmed; five bullets get answered.

3/ What it doesn't do: it doesn't join your calls, record anyone, or store your notes after you close the tab.

4/ It's free to try today. If it saves you one "wait, what did we decide?" message this week, that's a win.

5/ Feedback welcome, especially the brutal kind. What would make you use this after every call?

Singles

• Your meeting notes are 3 pages. Your team will read 5 lines. NoteFold writes the 5 lines.
• Shipped NoteFold today. One job: turn messy notes into 5 bullets + a next step. Tell me where it breaks.
• Small rule I keep: every meeting ends with one owner and one next step. NoteFold now adds that line for you.

3. Reddit launch post

Adapt the tone to the subreddit you pick, and read its self-promotion rules first.

Title: I made a tiny tool that turns long meeting notes into 5 bullets — looking for honest feedback

I kept writing long notes nobody read, so I built NoteFold. You paste notes, it returns exactly 5 bullets and one line with the owner + next step. It doesn't record calls or keep your text. It's free while I figure out if it's useful. What's missing? What would stop you from using it? Happy to answer anything.

4. Product Hunt

• Tagline (≤60 chars): Fold long meeting notes into 5 bullets
• Description: Paste messy meeting notes and get 5 clear bullets plus one owner/next-step line. No call recording, no storage after you close the tab. Built for team leads and freelancers who are tired of notes nobody reads.
• Maker comment: Hi Product Hunt! I built NoteFold because my own notes kept getting ignored. The rule is simple: 5 bullets, 1 next step. I'd love to hear where the summaries miss, and what format your team actually reads.

5. Image and caption prompts

Generate the art with any image tool (see the AI for images guide).

1. "A long crumpled paper scroll folding into a neat card with five checkboxes, flat illustration, soft blue palette" — caption: 3 pages in, 5 bullets out.
2. "Before/after split screen: messy notes on the left, five clean bullets on the right, minimal UI mockup" — caption: Same meeting. Readable notes.
3. "A sticky note that says 'Owner: Ana · Next: send draft Fri', close-up, warm light" — caption: Every meeting ends with one owner.

6. Runbook

• Day −3: Finalize copy. Prepare 3 screenshots. Tell 5–10 people you know the date (personal messages, no mass DMs).
• Day −1: Schedule the X thread. Check the subreddit's rules. Proofread the Product Hunt page.
• Launch day: Post on Product Hunt early in its day (00:01 PT). Post the X thread, then Reddit. Reply to every genuine question within a few hours. Ignore bait and vote-trading offers.
• Day +1: Post one honest "what I learned" single on X. Collect feedback into a list. Fix the top bug and say so publicly.

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