For solo founders & tiny teams
Turn quiet launches into good buzz.
The calm workspace for the unglamorous half of growth — reaching out to creators, getting listed where your buyers actually look, and finally knowing which of it worked.

The honest part
Shipping was the fun part. Getting anyone to care is the grind.
You’ve got a product and a long, messy list of things you’re “supposed” to do — DM creators, claim profiles, post in the right communities, submit to directories. It lives in a notes app, three spreadsheets, and your head.
So things slip. You forget who you already pitched, whether you ever finished that listing, and — the worst one — you can’t tell what drove the last batch of signups.
goodbuzz puts all of it in one place and quietly tracks what worked, so you can do more of it.

How it works
Three steps, then a feedback loop.
Add what you're promoting
Drop in your apps, sites, or brand. Build your list of creators and directories — or paste a research doc and let AI fill it in.
Reach out & get listed
Pitch creators, claim profiles, submit to directories. Track every conversation and listing from first touch to live.
See what actually worked
Unique tracking links roll clicks, installs, and revenue back to the creator, post, or listing that earned them.

Most founders build in the dark. goodbuzz brings the work into the light.
What’s inside
Everything that gets you noticed — nothing that doesn’t.

Creator outreach
A pipeline for influencer marketing on TikTok, Instagram, and beyond — one pool of contacts, bookable against any product, with built-in playbooks.

Directory listings
Track every review site, forum, and community — account state per site and submission status per product, so nothing slips.

Honest attribution
Every booking gets a unique link. Clicks, installs, and revenue attribute back automatically — no bolt-on analytics, no guessing.

Teams & roles
Invite collaborators per project as members or read-only viewers — isolation enforced at the database, not just the UI.

Bulk import & docs
Paste a markdown research doc to import dozens of directories at once. A built-in help center carries the playbooks.

A calm dashboard
Revenue by product, creator, and campaign — a clean view that respects your attention instead of drowning it in widgets.

Stop guessing
Finally know which post paid off.
Most tools make you bolt on a separate analytics product to answer “what actually worked?” goodbuzz ships attribution in the box. Every creator booking gets a tracking link; every click, install, and dollar rolls up to the source automatically.
- Revenue and installs by product, creator, and campaign.
- Unique link per booking — no spreadsheets, no UTMs to wrangle.
- See the loop close: pitch → post → clicks → customers.
Who it’s for
Built for the founder doing it all.
- Indie hackers and app makers driving installs without an ad budget.
- Solo SaaS founders who need distribution, not another sales tool.
- Small brands getting listed and reviewed across the right communities.
- Anyone running growth from their phone between everything else.

Questions
Good to know.
Is it really free to start?+
Yes — create a workspace and run your first campaigns on the free plan, no card required. Upgrade only when you outgrow it.
Do I need to be technical?+
No. If you can use a spreadsheet, you can use goodbuzz. The optional markdown import is a power feature, not a requirement.
Which platforms does it help with?+
It's platform-agnostic. The playbooks focus on TikTok and Instagram creator marketing and on directory/review-site listings, but you can track outreach anywhere.
Is my data private?+
Your workspace data is isolated per workspace and enforced with row-level security. We're privacy-first — no selling data, no dark patterns.
Can I use it with a team?+
Yes — invite people per project as editors or read-only viewers. Put different collaborators on different projects without them seeing each other's work.
Stop guessing. Start growing on purpose.
Set up your workspace in a couple of minutes and bring your first outreach list or directory plan today.