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The top three from every launch. Each one beat what it launched against that week, which is what makes the badge mean something.

Week 36, 2026

31 August 2026
  1. Dodo PaymentsMerchant-of-record billing for AI products, with usage and credits built in.6

Week 35, 2026

24 August 2026
  1. Copy.aiGo-to-market copy and workflows for teams that ship a lot of it.13
  2. ReplicateRun open-source models behind an API without touching a GPU.12
  3. MakeVisual automations with branching, loops and error handling that hold up.9

Week 34, 2026

17 August 2026
  1. ShipFastA Next.js starter with auth, payments and email already wired together.17
  2. CursorVS Code rebuilt around a model that can see your whole repository.15
  3. Copy.aiGo-to-market copy and workflows for teams that ship a lot of it.13

Week 33, 2026

10 August 2026
  1. LangChainThe framework most LLM applications are still assembled with.18
  2. ShipFastA Next.js starter with auth, payments and email already wired together.17
  3. CursorVS Code rebuilt around a model that can see your whole repository.15

Week 32, 2026

3 August 2026
  1. LangChainThe framework most LLM applications are still assembled with.18
  2. MixpanelEvent analytics for questions that start with “how many users who”.15
  3. VercelDeploy a frontend by pushing to a branch, and get a URL per pull request.15

Week 31, 2026

27 July 2026
  1. GlideMobile apps generated from a table your team already maintains.16
  2. MixpanelEvent analytics for questions that start with “how many users who”.15
  3. n8nWorkflow automation you can self-host and extend with real code.14

Week 30, 2026

20 July 2026
  1. SitebulbTechnical audits that explain why each issue matters, not just that it exists.17
  2. GlideMobile apps generated from a table your team already maintains.16
  3. BetaListEarly-stage startups, listed before they have anything to show.16

Week 29, 2026

13 July 2026
  1. SitebulbTechnical audits that explain why each issue matters, not just that it exists.17
  2. BetaListEarly-stage startups, listed before they have anything to show.16
  3. FigmaInterface design in the browser, with everyone in the file at once.14

Week 28, 2026

6 July 2026
  1. LoopsEmail for software companies, without the enterprise campaign builder.18
  2. LottieFilesVector animations that ship as JSON and stay sharp at any size.18
  3. PineconeManaged vector search, so retrieval is somebody else's operational problem.14

Week 27, 2026

29 June 2026
  1. LoopsEmail for software companies, without the enterprise campaign builder.18
  2. LottieFilesVector animations that ship as JSON and stay sharp at any size.18
  3. WarpA terminal with blocks, history search and a model that reads your errors.17

Week 26, 2026

22 June 2026
  1. WarpA terminal with blocks, history search and a model that reads your errors.17
  2. Open-LaunchDaily launches with a badge and a backlink, run in the open.16
  3. Lemon SqueezyA merchant of record, so sales tax stops being your problem.16

Week 25, 2026

15 June 2026
  1. Lemon SqueezyA merchant of record, so sales tax stops being your problem.16
  2. Spline3D scenes for the web, built in a browser and embedded like an image.14
  3. AmplitudeBehavioural analytics built around cohorts and retention curves.14

Week 24, 2026

8 June 2026
  1. AmplitudeBehavioural analytics built around cohorts and retention curves.14
  2. RiveInteractive animations with a state machine, shipped as a real runtime.13
  3. PostHogProduct analytics, replays, flags and experiments in one open-source stack.13

Week 23, 2026

1 June 2026
  1. PostHogProduct analytics, replays, flags and experiments in one open-source stack.13
  2. RiveInteractive animations with a state machine, shipped as a real runtime.13
  3. PipedreamWorkflows where every step can just be a function you wrote.10

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