Can you promote in r/appbuilding?
Build, Ship, Scale. The central hub for developers and founders turning ideas into functional apps. Whether you are coding native (iOS/Android) or cross-platform (Flutter/React Native), join us to discuss tech stacks, solve complex bugs, and master the app development lifecycle.
The short answer
Participate first by answering technical questions and offering useful, non-promotional help; you may optionally mention your product/company briefly and transparently only when directly relevant.
What works here
- technical discussion about stacks, bugs, and app lifecycle
- asking for or giving development feedback
- showing and discussing demos in context (if relevant and not purely promotional)
What gets posts removed
- cold solicitations, blatant advertising, or lead-gen posts
- posting only promotional links or repeated product pitches
- joining solely to recruit customers without prior helpful contributions
Where this comes from
View the current official rules on Redditsubreddit description
Public description and sidebar invite developers and founders to discuss tech stacks, bugs, and the app development lifecycle, indicating topical relevance for founders but no explicit policy on promotion.
Based on the community’s official rules, analyzed July 8, 2026. Rules change; the official rules page is always the source of truth.
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