Farid Bouchdak 🟨

I built Founder Battle because I know how frustrating it feels to put so much into a product and struggle to get anyone to notice it. I wanted to give founders a fair chance to be seen, get useful feedback, and keep their products in front of people beyond launch day. I’ve kept building toward that promise. Free listing, free challenges. Community judging. Product discovery and feedback. A place where founders can find each other’s work and support the people behind it... I call FounderBattle a Distribution Engine because every single action puts your product in front of other founders, whether you like it or not. That's the whole point, keeping your product visible instead of letting it get buried among thousands of others on platforms like Launch/SaaS directories that no one would browse. The first bottleneck was getting founders and builders to pay attention. Battles gave people a reason to explore products. Feedback and the community gave them ways to get involved. I’m proud of what we’ve built so far. And I’m grateful to everyone who has given their time to it. But there’s a part I still need to work on. If you spend time on Founder Battle, I want that effort to help your business. I want you to have a better chance of finding someone who needs what you’ve built enough to pay for it. Real buyers. That’s the next problem I want to tackle. After a lot of brainstorming, I keep coming back to Reddit. I want your products to reach people there who are looking for solutions to specific problems and help them discover products from our founders. That’s where the new Bundles section comes in. A bundle brings 2–3 complementary products together around one useful task, with clear steps explaining what each product contributes. For example, a freelancer starting a client project might need to prepare a proposal, collect client information, and send an invoice. A bundle could show them which tools cover those steps and how to use them together. That gives someone a practical reason to explore the products. They can see how the tools could fit into something they actually need to do. Every product owner will need to confirm participation before their bundle is published. Owners could also agree on optional discounts for people buying a bundle, making the combined products more affordable. That’s something we’re still exploring, with pricing and purchase terms to be agreed. Once approved, I’ll publish full bundle descriptions and product reviews on the Founder Battle subreddit, using my long-standing Reddit account to help get those discussions started. The aim is to give participating products more visibility among people who could actually use them. Bundles is currently in private, admin-only testing. It isn’t publicly available yet. I still have to test whether this approach leads to useful product visits, people trying the tools, and eventually paying customers. That matters to me. Every listing represents someone who has put real work into building something. I want their time on Founder Battle to lead somewhere.