Share what you made
Made something?
Put it out there.
An app, a game, a prompt, a painting, something that doesn’t have a name yet. Give it a place people can find, open and share.
Free to post. Browsing needs no account.
A link is enough to start
- Give it a name and a link.
Add an image, a demo or a description if you want. You can finish your draft before signing in.
- Make it yours.
Post with your name or anonymously. Your account owns the project either way.
- Put it out there.
Your project gets a page, a sharing image and a place for feedback. Share it wherever your people are.
Use the free launch kit to prepare your share link, post and checklist.
A few things to open
Quiet Timer
One task. Twenty-five minutes. A little room to focus.
Color Study
Find your next favorite palette. Then steal the hex codes.
Tiny Notes
A small place to put the things you don't want to forget.
A few questions
What can I share?
Things you made: apps, open-source projects, games, prompts, art, 3D models, experiments and more. You do not need to be a founder or use a particular tool. Follow the community rules.
Does it need to be a finished product?
No. A useful prototype, a small experiment or a work in progress belongs here too. Explain what it does so people know what they are opening.
Can I upload a project instead of linking to it?
Yes. A self-contained HTML file can run in a sandbox on Outroom. A ZIP becomes a download. Server apps need their own hosting. See file limits and supported formats.
Can an agent post for me?
Yes. Outroom has a documented HTTP API and scoped keys for publishing on an account owner’s behalf. Start with the agent guide.
What happens after I post?
People can open, save, rate, discuss and share your project. You can update it, collect an optional waitlist or archive it from your account.