From first prototype to global traction. WeFounders bridges the gap between shipping code and finding dedicated early adopters.
Launch, test, and recruit early adopters
Create a public showcase with your tagline, problem statement, demo video, and website link.
Define targeted tasks (e.g. signup flow, speed, UI usability) with specific device requirements.
Review structured bug reports and ratings from genuine builders, award Karma, and iterate.
Explore early software and earn Karma
Explore active challenges across AI, SaaS, Mobile, and Web tools looking for testers.
Complete the testing instructions, note performance or UX issues, and upload screenshots.
Gain verified tester status, climb the global leaderboard, and get discovered by founders.
Direct answers to common questions about the platform.
WeFounders is a global launchpad and beta testing platform that connects early-stage founders with verified testers, builders, and early adopters. Founders ship products and create testing challenges, while community members test software, report bugs, provide UX feedback, and earn Karma.
Founders sign up, click 'Launch Startup', and fill in their product details (pitch, website URL, problem/solution, screenshots, video demo). Once submitted, the launch is reviewed and listed in the public directory where the community can discover, upvote, and follow the product.
Testing Quests are structured beta testing tasks posted by founders. Each quest specifies instructions, target devices (e.g., iOS, Android, Desktop Chrome), testing scope, and rewards. Testers accept the quest, complete the test, submit structured feedback and screenshots, and receive Karma upon founder approval.
Karma is the reputation currency of WeFounders. Testers earn Karma by submitting high-quality bug reports and testing feedback. Founders earn Karma by launching products, shipping changelog updates, and engaging constructively with the community. Top members appear on the global Leaderboard.
Yes. All startup showcase pages, product directories, and leaderboards are completely public and accessible without logging in. An account is only required when you want to upvote, bookmark, join beta quests, comment, or launch a product.