Build your launch crew here, then launch anywhere.
No more scrambling for support on launch day.
Meet other founders early, show up for each other, and earn a crew that shows up for you. When you launch, one button mobilizes all of them.
01
You review a landing page
Specific feedback on design, copy, positioning, and conversion.
02
They send a connect request
The feedback earned it.
03
You join each other's crew
You accept. Both sides opted in, and each is in the other's launch crew.
04
One button mobilizes the crew
Your link, your ask, and how to show up.
Who's it for
Kaijubeam is for indie founders who don't have a big audience yet. Most of us scramble for support in the last few weeks before launch.
Kaijubeam replaces the scramble. You meet founders early, trade feedback, and build a crew that's ready before you are.
Demo
Design7.5
Copy6.5
Positioning7.0
Conversion5.0
"The drone shots are stunning, but I couldn't tell what you actually sell until halfway down. I would lead with the one-line offer then show the reel..."
Sarah – building a booking tool for barbers · 2h ago
Mobilize when ready
The best launch support isn't bought or begged the week before.
It's earned by showing up for other founders first.
Kaijubeam turns that into an asset you own. Every founder you help makes your network stronger. When it's your turn, you mobilize it with one click.
See who's shown up for you, and who you've shown up for. Then launch with all of them at once.
hyericelee
hyericeleeZero
dgarry
dgarryDPP Validate
May
Maythegurucool
Jeremy
JeremyStable & Profitable
TeemuSo
TeemuSoLaunchGuard
Judges
01
Your project reaches the judges
At random, every month. You don't apply and you don't know when.
02
Your score comes from users
End-user reviews set it. Judges never touch it. Improve your page and it moves.
03
One founder takes the month
A sponsored slot, plus a spotlight amplified by the whole panel.
Every month, each judge is dealt a random hand of projects. Scores come from real user reviews, and judges never touch them.
At month's end, each judge picks one winner from their hand. The top pick takes the month with a sponsored slot and an X spotlight.
Jon C. Phillips
Jon C. Phillips
joncphillips.com
Built his newsletter to 100K+ subscribers before selling. Now running 13 products with more on the way. With 20+ years in the game, Jon knows what converts and what doesn't.
Mike Cann
Mike Cann
mikecann.blog
Mike Cann is a lifelong builder, tinkerer and entrepreneur who has built and worked at numerous startups over the years. He now works at Convex as a DevX guy building lots of cool things for the Convex Youtube Channel.
Marko Denic
Marko Denic
markodenic.tech
Software engineer, content creator & community builder. Shares practical web dev tips (HTML/CSS/JS) with 267K+ followers. Runs markodenic.tech and Active Builders.
Alex Turovski
Alex Turovski
indietools.app
16+ years in tech, mostly as a co-founder rather than an employee. Built two InsureTech SaaS companies (one exit, one still running). I've done product architecture, DB design, team leadership, client demos, you name it. Husband and dad to a beautiful daughter.
Brand designer and strategist with 20+ years of experience. Worked with Disney, Nintendo, and Jerry Seinfeld. Founded JUST Creative, which has drawn 77M+ visits globally. TEDx speaker, co-host of a top branding podcast, and founder of the Brand Builders Alliance.
Tom Turcotte
Tom Turcotte
xgrowthengine.com
Mentored devs for 5+ years. Now building X Growth Engine full-time to fix my own social media struggle: authentic growth without endless scrolling.
Founder of LandingBoost. Reviewed 1,500+ unique landing pages to see what kills conversions in the first five seconds.
SWE 9+ years turned growth lead. Running Spawnbeam, an experimentation lab for founders centered on growth and distribution. Last experiment was a public launch battle against a YC-backed company.
Partners
Built here. Launched there.
Your crew forms on Kaijubeam. When it's time, MicroLaunch is where they show up.
MicroLaunch
MicroLaunch
The Launch Platform for World-Class Startups
Permission to breathe fire
Earlier this year, our lab Spawnbeam challenged a Y Combinator startup to a launch battle. We won with a fraction of their audience.
True reach isn't a big following. It's a crew that shows up.
Kaijubeam makes that repeatable.
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