Launch
Launch for vibe-coding — 46 cards, translated to English. Читать по-русски →
All launch cards — 46 in total
Activepieces
What for: an open-source Zapier alternative — self-hosting, AI steps and extendable TypeScript "pieces" under a permissive MIT license.
Albato
What for: integration builder focused on Russian services (amoCRM, Bitrix24, Tilda, VK) — billing in rubles, no server of your own.
amoCRM
What for: a sales-first CRM — deal pipeline, lead capture from every channel, and automatic tasks so managers work every lead.
Bitrix24
What for: the all-in-one rig — CRM plus tasks, telephony, websites and file storage. Cover a lot of ground with a single service.
BotHelp
What for: chat funnels and broadcasts across Telegram, WhatsApp and VK — a no-code bot builder with a built-in mini CRM.
Carrd
What for: one-page sites for next to nothing — a landing page, a personal card or a coming-soon screen built in an evening.
Craftum
What for: a Russian no-code website and landing page builder — block editor, lead capture forms, payments and billing in rubles.
DashaMail
What for: Russian email marketing built around deliverability and clear analytics — a friendly place to start sending campaigns.
Descript
What for: edit video and podcasts by editing text — delete words and pauses like in a document. Comes with an MCP integration.
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Google Analytics 4
What for: the industry standard for web and product analytics — an event model, funnels and a deep link to Google Ads. Free.
HeyGen / ElevenLabs
What for: AI avatar video (HeyGen) plus lifelike voiceover and voice cloning (ElevenLabs) — no camera, no studio, no shoot.
Jira
What for: the industry standard for tasks, sprints and bug tracking — flexible workflows and a mountain of integrations.
Kaiten
What for: a Russian Kanban/Scrum work management service — visual boards, WIP limits, nested cards, and a free plan to start on.
Linear
What for: a fast tracker for product teams — keyboard-driven, clean UX, Cycles and Projects instead of heavyweight sprints.
Make
What for: a visual scenario builder (formerly Integromat) — powerful branching with routers, filters, iterators and error handlers.
n8n
What for: wire services together with no code (payment in → grant access → email → spreadsheet row). Open-source, self-hosted, top for privacy.
Notion
What for: a flexible all-in-one workspace — knowledge base, tasks, wiki and a lightweight CRM built on linked databases.
Notion-as-site
What for: publish a Notion page as a site or lead magnet — hand over a roundup or a guide behind a link, with zero front-end work.
Opus Clip
What for: cut a long video or stream into vertical Shorts/Reels with automatic subtitles, highlight detection and virality scores.
Private individual / Telegram author
What for: take payments with no legal registration — subscriptions, donations and digital goods right inside Telegram. Live in minutes.
Sole trader (IP)
What for: full online acquiring plus SBP, lower fees, installment plans, room to scale and the ability to work with legal entities.
LLC (OOO)
What for: maximum credibility and integrations — B2B deals, tenders, public procurement, large turnover and any acquiring provider you want.
Self-employed (NPD)
What for: take payments legally with an automatic receipt in the Moy Nalog app and no subscription fee. Services, courses, digital goods.
Plausible
What for: privacy-friendly web analytics with no cookies — a tiny script, simple readable metrics, open-source and self-hostable.
PostHog
What for: product analytics — funnels, retention, session replay, feature flags and A/B tests. Open-source, self-hostable.
Sendsay
What for: an omnichannel marketing platform (email/SMS/push/messengers) with a built-in CDP — for mature, data-driven marketing.
Senler
What for: newsletters and automated funnels in VK and Telegram — collect community subscribers and warm them up into customers.
SMMplanner / Publer
What for: scheduled auto-posting and a content calendar for social media — prepare posts in batches and publish everywhere from one window.
Taplink
What for: a multi-link mini landing page for social profiles — build a "link in bio" hub with buttons, lead forms and payments.
🤖 AI bots in Telegram
What for: assistant bots that wrap GPT/Claude, plus voice-message transcription into text, right inside your Telegram chat.
🤖 Channel stats: TGStat / Telemetr
What for: size up a Telegram channel and its competitors before buying ads — reach, subscriber growth and engagement in numbers.
🤖 Antispam: Rose / Combot
What for: keep a community chat clean — entry captcha, spam filters, automatic moderation and activity stats, running 24/7.
🤖 Bot builders: SaleBot / BotHelp
What for: build a sales-funnel bot, broadcasts and a mini CRM with no code — auto-replies, scripted flows and payments in Telegram.
🤖 Payment bots: Tribute / Paywall
What for: sell access, subscriptions and donations right inside Telegram — no website and no complicated integration required.
🤖 Channel posting: ControllerBot
What for: scheduled posting, inline buttons, reactions and polished formatting for Telegram channels, all driven from a bot.
🤖 Utilities and quizzes: @QuizBot
What for: build a quiz as a lead magnet (@QuizBot), plus polls, reminders and converters — ready-made value with no development.
Tilda
What for: build a landing page or lead magnet without code — a Russian tool with a powerful visual editor and a free plan.
Trello
What for: the simplest Kanban boards there are — you can get going in five minutes and figure them out with no training at all.
Unisender
What for: Russian email and SMS campaigns — newsletters, automated sequences, segments. An easy way to start doing email.
vidIQ
What for: grow your YouTube channel faster — topic ideas, SEO titles and tags, trend breakdowns, competitor and outlier analysis.
Weeek
What for: a Russian all-in-one — tasks, CRM, a knowledge base and analytics. Easy to get started, and there is a free plan.
Yandex Metrica
What for: free Russian web analytics with Webvisor — see your traffic sources, goals and full recordings of user sessions.
Yandex Tracker
What for: a Russian task and sprint tracker inside the Yandex 360 ecosystem — Jira-style queues, billing in rubles, data kept in Russia.
YouTrack
What for: JetBrains' flexible tracker — command-driven bulk search, agile boards, built-in time tracking, free up to 10 people.
Zapier
What for: the biggest catalogue of ready-made integrations (8000+ apps) — wire services together with no technical skills.
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