makers.page helps indie founders get seen without the marketing busywork. Two sides of the same bet: a featured directory for high-signal products, and a Marketing Assistant that lives inside the coding agents you already run.
What it does:
- Get featured: Submit your product for review. Free review and a dofollow profile if approved.
- Marketing Assistant (MCP): A local MCP for socials, like the Notion MCP, but for getting the word out. Your agent drafts posts for X, LinkedIn, Reddit, Threads, Bluesky, and more.
- You approve every post: Approval is on by default. Nothing ships under your name until you say so. Trust the flow? Toggle it off for full autopilot.
- Channel-native writing: The same release note becomes the right length, tone, and format for each audience.
- Works where you already ship: Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, Windsurf, Copilot, and the rest of the agent stack.
The earlier makers.page (liquid link-in-bio) and XPilot (X autopilot, then Chrome extension) both fed into this. Same problem: founders who ship product but struggle to get distribution. New shape: MCP-first marketing plus a place to get featured.
Live at makers.page. Featured submissions are open. Marketing Assistant MCP is in early access / waitlist.