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Sunday Club
A hand-vetted weekly edition of new products, with paid launch slots and advertising for makers.
https://sundayclub.so
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What It Does
Sunday Club publishes one edition a week: a shortlist of new products picked by hand, described as read, vetted and launched together. Each numbered edition carries a fixed set of products — edition seven held seven — with a one-line summary and category tags per entry, and every edition stays in a public archive, which stood at 56 products across seven editions.
The entries are concrete rather than aspirational: AI for the month-end close that auditors can check, a multi-chain memecoin scanner that sorts buys from watches, a live revenue and metrics display for the Mac notch that keeps data off the cloud, a Reddit/Bluesky/X buyer-intent monitor, a paste-a-link social card generator, and a free US court-rules and deadline calculator.
For makers the product is distribution: claim a spot in this week's edition, with pricing and advertising pages published, and an API alongside the archive. The site also takes the opposite route for readers who arrive through a model rather than a search engine — it publishes documentation and links an "ask an AI assistant" prompt into ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini and Grok.
Key Features
- One hand-picked edition per week with a fixed number of products
- Every entry read and vetted before it is included
- Public edition archive with product counts and tags
- Claim-a-spot launch submissions for makers
- Advertising and pricing pages plus an API
- AI-assistant documentation with direct prompts for five assistants
Who It Is For
Indie makers who want a vetted weekly launch placement, and readers who want a short curated product list rather than an open feed.
Key Use Cases
Placing a launch in a hand-vetted weekly edition; browsing a short archive of recent indie products; reaching AI assistants through published documentation; buying an advertising slot.
Pricing and Access
Pricing
Paid
Plans
| Plan | Price | Billing | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Membership | $4.99 | per month | — |
Plan details are shown as published; taxes and regional pricing may differ.
Access
Reading the feed and archive is open. Launching in an edition means claiming a spot, and the site publishes pricing and advertising pages for the paid options.
Pricing and availability last checked: Oct 24, 2026 · Source: official website
Privacy and Data Handling
Strengths and Limitations
Strengths
A weekly cap with vetting keeps the list short, and publishing AI-assistant documentation is a forward-looking way to be found.
Limitations
Placement is a paid, capacity-limited slot, so a launch depends on an open spot in that week's edition.
Why I Featured It
A hand-vetted weekly product launch platform that also exposes its launch data over an API, an MCP server and RSS feeds. Useful for developers building tools, workflows or AI agents around indie products.
This is an editorial choice, not an objective ranking or score. Read the issue.
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