PeerPush is a product discovery platform, a website where makers of software list their products so that people and AI assistants can find them. Its site describes it as built for indie makers, startups and tech enthusiasts, and reports over 1.2 million visits a month.
A maker pastes the product's address, and PeerPush fills in the listing with AI, or the maker writes it by hand: use cases, audiences, platforms, pricing, alternatives and screenshots. Listings use controlled vocabularies (fixed lists of allowed terms), so that AI systems such as ChatGPT and Claude can query and read them reliably; PeerPush also offers an MCP server and a public API for this. Other builders upvote and comment, which raises a product's PeerPush score and its place in daily, weekly and monthly rankings. Unlike a one-day launch site, listings stay visible after launch, and each paid listing carries a permanent link to the product's website.
Listing is free, but free submissions wait in a queue. One-time paid plans publish at once and can add featured promotion.