Copy desk
Write the pitch once. Slipway lays it against each channel's limits: tagline, title, post, description. You see what fits and what is over, live.
In build · founding list open
Slipway keeps your copy, your channels and every channel's rules in a single browser tab. No more finding out the rules after you break them.
[ 01 ] Working demo
One sentence has to work in four places with four different limits. Type yours and see where it runs over. Nothing you type leaves this page.
Links count as 23 characters on X, as they do there.
[ 02 ] Why this exists
These six came from launching two small products in autumn 2026. Slipway puts the rule on the channel's card, with the date it was last checked, before you write a word.
Some directories refuse a product that lives on a netlify.app or vercel.app address, and one wants an email on your own domain.
Indie Hackers holds publishing back until a new member has left a few real comments.
Hacker News asks that posts and comments be written by a person. Slipway gives you a fact sheet to write from, not a draft.
Peerlist's Launchpad runs by the week and opens on Mondays. Miss it and you wait seven days.
A free listing can require a backlink on your site first, or put you in a queue weeks long.
Search Console's Request indexing runs out for the day. Submit the sitemap first and spend requests on pages that matter.
Rules change. Every card in Slipway shows when it was last checked and links to the channel's own page.
[ 03 ] What's on the page
Write the pitch once. Slipway lays it against each channel's limits: tagline, title, post, description. You see what fits and what is over, live.
One card per place you launch: what it accepts, what it refuses, image sizes, best time to post, and your status there.
A check before you post: free subdomain, missing alt text, a title over the limit, a link with no tag.
Slipway adds a ?ref= tag per channel, so your analytics show which post sent each visitor.
Visits and sales by channel, typed in by you, on one small table. You see what worked before launch two.
Everything stays in your browser. Export the whole launch as Markdown and keep it in your notes, your repo or your vault.
[ 04 ] How a launch runs
Name, tagline, one-paragraph pitch, link. Ten minutes.
Tick the places you'll launch. Each card shows its rules and what it needs from you.
Copy, paste, post, tick. You post with your own hands; Slipway keeps you inside the rules.
[ 05 ] Pricing
$0
For your first launch.
Founding price
$19 $29 at launch
One payment. No subscription.
The founding list gets the $19 price when Pro opens.
[ 06 ] FAQ
Not yet. Slipway is being built. The pitch fitter on this page works now; the rest opens to the founding list first.
No, and that's on purpose. Several communities want a person behind each post, and accounts that automate get limited. Slipway prepares everything and you press the button.
In your browser. There is no account and no server holding your copy. Export to Markdown whenever you want a backup.
You launch a few times a year. A monthly bill for that makes no sense, so Pro is a single payment through Gumroad with a license key.
Vibelab, a one-person studio that also makes InvoiceForge (free invoicing) and Snapgloss (screenshots that look designed). Slipway is the tool those two launches needed.
Founding list
One email when Slipway opens, with the founding price. No newsletter after it.