Produk.co is an Indonesian product launch platform where makers post new products every week and the community votes the top three onto a weekly winners list. Launches are submitted free, listings can go live the same day, and each week carries 50 launch slots.
What is Produk.co?
Produk.co is a launchpad and voting site for products made in Indonesia. Makers submit a product with a logo, a one-line tagline, a category and their city; the site publishes it as a ranked listing carrying a live vote count, and visitors vote, comment and browse by category. The interface runs in the browser in both English and Bahasa Indonesia, and the whole thing is made in Indonesia (the footer reads “Made in Indonesia”, © 2026 Produk.co).
What makes Produk.co stand out?
- Weekly, capped launch cycles — new products appear every week, and each week has 50 launch slots that fill on a first-come basis; the site states a product can go live today if slots remain.
- Community-ranked top three — voting closes Sunday night, and the three highest-voted products of the week are published under “Last week's Winners”.
- City-level listings — every product carries a category and an Indonesian city (Jakarta, Yogyakarta, Bandung, Malang, Balikpapan, Surabaya, Tangerang, Kabupaten Sleman, Jakarta Selatan), so the directory reads as a regional map of Indonesian startups.
- Vote-gap hints — ranked entries show how close they are to the podium, e.g. “2 more votes to reach the top 3”.
- Category browsing — Business, Education, Finance, Logistics, HR & recruitment, Property, Entertainment, Marketing, AI, Health, Automotive, E-commerce, Legal, Psychology and Social media.
- A forum alongside the listings — threads for asking questions, collecting feedback and sharing updates, each showing reply counts.
- Google-only sign-in — voting, commenting and submitting require a Google login; the site says it collects only name, email and profile picture.
- Embeddable badges and an RSS feed — a badge page for makers, plus a feed at /feed.xml for tracking launches.
Who should use Produk.co?
- Indonesian indie makers and small studios: post a new app or SaaS tool to get it in front of a local audience and collect votes during the weekly cycle.
- Startup marketers: browse weekly launches and category pages to spot new Indonesian products and the cities they come from.
- Early adopters and investors watching the local scene: scan the winners list each week for the three products that drew the most votes.
- Founders seeking feedback: open a forum thread to ask for critique or share build updates instead of a one-off listing.
What can you do with Produk.co?
- Launch a product: submit a listing with logo, tagline, category and city, and appear in the current week's 50-slot round.
- Vote a product onto the podium: sign in with Google and vote; the top three by Sunday night become that week's winners.
- Research the Indonesian market: filter by category or city to see which tools exist in logistics, HR, legal, health, education and similar segments.
- Discuss a launch: reply in forum threads such as founder write-ups and post-mortems, each showing a reply count.
How does a launch work on Produk.co?
Submission is free and does not require an existing account until you sign in with Google. A product goes live in the current week's round of 50 slots, gathers votes and comments until voting closes on Sunday night, and the three highest-voted products are then listed as that week's winners.
FAQ
Is it free to submit a product to Produk.co?
Yes. The site advertises “Submit for free” and states a product can go live today if the current week's 50 slots aren't full. No paid tier is listed on the homepage.
How are the weekly winners decided?
Winners are decided by community votes. Voting closes Sunday night, and the three products with the most votes appear in the “Last week's Winners” block, along with their one-line descriptions.
Do I need an account to vote or comment?
Yes. Produk.co asks you to log in with a Google account to vote, comment and submit products, and states it collects only your name, email address and profile picture.
What languages does Produk.co support?
The site runs in English (the /en paths) and Bahasa Indonesia, with a language link in the footer and header switching between the two. Listings themselves are written by makers.
What information appears on a product listing?
Each listing shows a logo, product name, a short tagline, a category, the maker's city, and a running vote count, together with links to view the product page.
