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Every week, projects launch on a board that runs Monday to Sunday (UTC). Upvote the ones you would use, and check the winners once the week is final.

Browse the board

Open Projects and choose Launches. Week chips move between past, current, and upcoming weeks. The status line shows how long the week has left, when an upcoming week starts in your own time, or that the ranking is final. How ranking works sets out the rules. On All projects, the strip at the top shows who is leading this week, or recent winners before the first votes arrive.

Upvote a launch

  • Upvoting opens when a launch goes live. Hover or tap the greyed-out button to see when.
  • Your upvote goes to the project’s current launch. A launch’s count includes only the upvotes from its own week, so a first launch and a relaunch start level. The project page and project lists show the current launch’s count too, so a relaunch starts at 0.
  • A new project takes upvotes once its first launch goes live.
  • When a project relaunches, you can upvote the new launch even if you supported an earlier one.

Read a launch page

Each launch has its own page, linked from the project’s Launches section. It shows the name and tagline used for that launch, its week, its result, and its upvotes, with how many came from verified builders once the week is final. A relaunch also shows what changed since the last one.

What a medal does not prove

A Project of the Week medal means that launch finished in the top three of its week with at least 3 upvotes. It is support, not an audit. It does not show that a project is safe or that its token is sound.

Check the team behind it

Before you rely on a launch, open the project page. Look at who built it, the company hub, reviews from people who used it, and the makers’ proof pages.

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See this week's launches

Open Projects, choose Launches, and upvote the projects you would use.

Launch or relaunch your project

Put your own project on a weekly board and see how launches are ranked.

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Last modified on October 22, 2026