How do I follow a listing or founder on Discovera Launch?
Track new milestones, products and launches by following any listing or founder. Updates arrive by email and in your account; unfollow anytime.
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Spotting what you want to track
Every listing page and every founder profile has a Follow button. Press it to keep tabs on that listing or the founder behind it. Following is free and requires only a (free) account on Discovera Launch.
What logged followers receive
When you follow a listing, you'll be notified of:
- New milestones and updates
- Additional products from that company
- Status shifts (such as acquisition or closure)
- Founder stories tied to it
- Demo video additions or replacements
- New launches from that company on any site (capped at one notice per day across all sites)
- #1, #2 or #3 Launch of the Week wins
Followers of a founder receive alerts when that founder publishes new founder stories. Notifications land in your account and arrive by email.
Adjusting your notification rhythm
By default, updates arrive in one daily summary email. Head to /account/notifications to change this: receive updates instantly, in a weekly summary, or switch them off entirely. You can also wire up Telegram or Slack notifications there.
Unfollowing
Return to the listing or founder page and press Following to stop tracking them at once. No further updates will be sent. You can also silence emails at /account/notifications whilst remaining a follower.
Following does not affect a listing's vote count, its rank by community votes, or Product of the Week status. The one list that counts followers is /launches/most-followed, which charts the most-tracked launches on the site.
Questions people ask
- Do I need an account to follow?
- Yes. Signing up is free and takes moments.
- Can I turn off emails but keep following?
- Yes. Visit /account/notifications to adjust how often emails arrive, or switch them off altogether.
- Does following change a listing's rank?
- No. Following is separate from voting. It does not shift community votes or product vote rankings—only the most-followed list reflects follower counts.