NOMADS: A leaderboard for products where your bid sets your rank

Hey Product Hunt 👋
NOMADS is a launch board built around eight world monuments. You submit a URL, pick a monument, and your product lands on that board. Bid higher and you move up it. Listings don't expire.

The bit I actually spent my time on is what sits behind each listing. You paste one link and that's the whole form. Everything else gets pulled and turned into a full product page for you, so no logo uploads and no forms to fill in.
Those pages are the point. Each one ships with proper Product schema, clean semantic markup, real meta and OG tags, and inte
rnal links running back through its board. They're server rendered and indexable the moment they go live. So your listing is a page Google and the AI assistants can read and cite, rather than row 47 of a table nobody ever crawls. Most launch directories give you a card in a list and that's it.
Every listing also shows a live outbound click count, right there on the board, so you can see what a spot is actually doing instead of guessing.
Design wise I wanted it to feel like somewhere rather than something. Eight monuments, eight separate places, closer to a museum than a spreadsheet.
Built it in a few days so there's definitely stuff I've missed. If you claim a spot, tell me what the auto pull got wrong on your page. That's the part I most want to break before more people use it.

Hey Product Hunt 👋
NOMADS is a launch board built around eight world monuments. You submit a URL, pick a monument, and your product lands on that board. Bid higher and you move up it. Listings don't expire.

The bit I actually spent my time on is what sits behind each listing. You paste one link and that's the whole form. Everything else gets pulled and turned into a full product page for you, so no logo uploads and no forms to fill in.
Those pages are the point. Each one ships with proper Product schema, clean semantic markup, real meta and OG tags, and inte
rnal links running back through its board. They're server rendered and indexable the moment they go live. So your listing is a page Google and the AI assistants can read and cite, rather than row 47 of a table nobody ever crawls. Most launch directories give you a card in a list and that's it.
Every listing also shows a live outbound click count, right there on the board, so you can see what a spot is actually doing instead of guessing.
Design wise I wanted it to feel like somewhere rather than something. Eight monuments, eight separate places, closer to a museum than a spreadsheet.
Built it in a few days so there's definitely stuff I've missed. If you claim a spot, tell me what the auto pull got wrong on your page. That's the part I most want to break before more people use it.