ValidateHunt

The pitch

ValidateHunt is a weekly leaderboard-style platform where indie makers submit their products to be judged by other makers. Before submitting, each user must review and score three other launches using a limited pool of 20 points, which keeps ratings honest and prevents inflated scores.

Unlike typical launch directories, it enforces a scarce-points scoring system (20 points per judge, no inflation) and requires reciprocal peer review, creating a competitive weekly leaderboard that resets every Sunday.

Scorecard · 6 reviews

• @huxleypeckham7/10

  The onboarding gave me a loop and ,aybe some way of pushing it to other platforms or integrating to steal reach

• @nodeland_io9/10

  The idea of ​​offering a limited budget for project reviews is an interesting attempt to ensure a bit more distinction and fairness in the evaluation.

• @mariakbuilds5/10

  The 20-point budget is a clever forcing function and the review gate kept my scores honest. Early days though — the leaderboard needs more entrants before the weekly reset feels meaningful.

• @devtomasz7/10

  Reciprocal review before you can submit is the first anti-inflation mechanism I've seen actually enforced in a launch directory. Rough edges in the UI, but the incentive design is right.

• @lena_ships8/10

  Scored my three assigned launches and the point scarcity genuinely made me rank instead of handing out 9s. As a maker, feedback tied to a score beats the drive-by 'congrats' you get elsewhere.

• @quietfounder5/10

  Nice premise and the weekly cadence gives launches a second chance beyond launch day. Needs volume to shine, but the honest-scoring mechanic is a real differentiator.